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by deaux 6mo ago
> In short: per-token charges currently cover maybe 1% of the total costs in this field There are plenty of seemingly informed people saying the exact opposite, so that's a lot of confidence you're talking with. I have a hard t
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by deaux 6mo ago
Laws of Software Engineering (2026 Update) - Every website will be vibecoded using Claude Opus This will result in the following: - The background color will be a shade of cream, to properly represent Anthropic - There will be excessive use
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by deaux 6mo ago
What advantage are you saying this has compared to just directly going through the Anthropic provider? They are the same price.
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by deaux 6mo ago
I do it. > a) general software enshittification makes me need a more powerful decice anyway You don't, this is nothing but an excuse for > b) people are just happy to have an excuse to get the the new shiny.
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by deaux 6mo ago
> Phones don't have removable batteries mostly because of the desire to make the device as thin as possible. The battery is just a delicate, flexible pouch that can easily be damaged and catch fire if removed from the phone and carr
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by deaux 6mo ago
Strategic ambiguity.
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by deaux 6mo ago
- Claude Code has repeatedly had enormous token wastage bugs. Its agent interactions are also inefficient. These are the cause of many of the reports of "single prompt blew through 5-hour quota" even though it's a reasonable
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by deaux 6mo ago
Why not? Even now it's still common to see people here openly admit to working at Meta. Making AI music less detectable is comparatively benign.
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by deaux 6mo ago
> There isn't really an alternative for jet fuel, is there? Synfuel still has pollution problem and represents like 0.1% of total jet fuel used. There isn't an alternative for water, electricity and food. Easy to find places wh
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by deaux 6mo ago
First link is about the harness, Claude Code, defaulting to less thinking over time. This isn't "the model getting worse". Second link is just a discussion of the first link.
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by deaux 6mo ago
I specifically stated "chat" and "not sure about coding usage" but you're saying "Claude Code Pro".
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by deaux 6mo ago
> The value in Claude Code is its harness If this was the case then Anthropic would be in a very bad spot. It's not, which is why people got so mad about being forced to use it rather than better third party harnesses. Pi is better
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by deaux 6mo ago
You're correct, Gemini chat limits are a joke at their chapest paid tier compared to both Claude and GPT. Especially crazy when you consider Gemini 3 Pro is more than twice as cheap as Opus 4.6 on the API. It's hard to run into pu
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by deaux 6mo ago
Yup, they train on your inputs and OpenRouter is complicit by claiming that Moonshot's ToS says that they don't. Contacted OpenRouter about this a while ago and was met with silence because it's bad for their business to stop
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by deaux 6mo ago
> dumbing down their models, This should be so easy to prove if it were true. Yet there is none of it, just vibes. Still, your other two points are completely valid. The opaqueness of usage quotas is a scam, within a single month for a s
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by deaux 6mo ago
Pricing fossil fuel pollution at zero is the biggest subsidy in the world bar none. Contrast this with for example nuclear power, where potential pollution risks as well as storage of its spent resources are some of the biggest costs. If th
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by deaux 6mo ago
> Plenty of counter-examples, too. WWII. South Korea. To even hint at those being in the same category of "regime change attempt" as Iran (2x), Chile, Iraq, Afghanistan, Guatemala, Congo is really desperate. Come on now. Not co
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by deaux 6mo ago
> Haha, that's exactly how cc was received initially. Haha, maybe by you. By many on HN, but HN is a bubble of its own. By plenty of others it was received very differently. Many of us had been doing agentic coding for more than a y
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by deaux 6mo ago
> Trump's stated goal of regime change in Iran would (likely) have been a positive outcome if it has actually happened The number of Americans still believing this is baffling and saya everything about their history education. &quot
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by deaux 6mo ago
No chance, fossil fuels are subsidized more. A large share of solar growth is from countries like Pakistan who have had some subsidies but total dollar amount of them is trivial.
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by deaux 6mo ago
It has lots of competitors. They bought out LemonSqueezy exactly because it was a competitor that quickly gained a lot of mindshare. Polar.sh is another one. The thing you're talking about with Paddle is just checking you're not s
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by deaux 6mo ago
Isn't that largely the selling point of every MoR? Paddle, Polar.sh and so on.
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by deaux 6mo ago
They "got lucky" with the _timing_, as I said. Most popular web frameworks have changed every ~3 years, they got lucky that they were at their peak exactly as LLMs became popular.
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by deaux 6mo ago
And Buzz Aldrin was an alcoholic, doesn't mean preventing alcoholism is bad for society. This whole thread is pointing out Valve is the _exception_.
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by deaux 6mo ago
That report greatly overrates the tendency to default for Vercel for web because among its 2 web projects it mandated one use Next.js and the other one to be a React SPA as well. Obviously those prime Claude towards Vercel. They shouldve ha
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by deaux 6mo ago
No more billionaires.
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by deaux 6mo ago
They put a massive amount of VC cash into convincing people that Next.js was "the modern way" to create a website. Then they got lucky with the timing of LLMs becoming popular while they were the hot thing, leading LLMs to default
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by deaux 6mo ago
The quotes I gave you from Israeli leadership unfortunately do change everything for the argument you made.
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by deaux 6mo ago
> My setup has never been so customized, because there is no friction now. I love it and I predict this will increase, even if slightly, the real user base of linux desktops. You don't need to predict anything, because it already ha
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by deaux 6mo ago
> Isn't it precisely the anti-zionist sentiment you eschew that resulted in the Oct 7 attacks by Hammas Bringing this up in 2026 when it's abundantly clear there's zero chance the IDF had no idea about the planning of Oct

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