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by deaux 8mo ago
> The US has a global reputational advantage that will take decades to fall behind China, regardless of what any US administration does. Whatever makes you sleep at night. > no matter how many times Reddit tells them so. Oh god, are w
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by deaux 8mo ago
Seems a lot more humane than allowing such things and then one day sending armed masked men to kidnap people from the street.
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by deaux 8mo ago
Can you explain how the rise of apps would make things more difficult for those who know little Chinese, as opposed to easier? > online shopping, digital payments, banking, ride-hailing Surely pre-smartphone, all the offline equivalents
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by deaux 8mo ago
> The key thing to understand is that Europeans want clear rules around hate speech Regardless of my personal thoughts on this (complicated), simply putting "many" in front of "Europeans" does a lot to diminish furthe
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by deaux 8mo ago
> The consensus is usually "well the government only targets you when you probably deserve it" Not sure where you got that consensus from, it sounds made up to me or at least outdated as of Feb 2026, especially on HN.
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by deaux 8mo ago
It's concerning that someone from the EU is still asking this question. How is there any doubt left in you? Yes, of course both are adversarial countries, and shouldn't be treated all too differently. In the short-term, the US is
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by deaux 9mo ago
Might want to give it a search.
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Reddit bans user site-wide unless they pay for Reddit ads(xcancel.com)
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by deaux 9mo ago
"Hi Mike, you won't be able to start organically posting until we get ads up and running, and if you stop spending, the organic side will be banned again as I mentioned previously."
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by deaux 9mo ago
> This is not a wellness marketing campaign. It is structural adaptation. Dun dun dun!
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by deaux 9mo ago
I think this is the 1000th dupe post of this, but something I haven't seen mentioned on HN of all places is that I believe OpenAI gates their API access for any serious model behind the exact same company: Persona. So lots of HN users
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by deaux 9mo ago
> That's the single issue we should all be voting on at the moment You're absolutely, 100% right. I do hope you stick to your word and refrain from voting for anyone who isn't going to do this, including in the "corpo
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by deaux 9mo ago
Oh sweetie, Meta's revenue pipeline has included knowingly playing a crucial supporting and fomenting role in a genocide in Myanmar, and continues to rely on a huge number of actual scam ads from China that are intentionally ignored to
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by deaux 9mo ago
>stack rank, fake agile 95% of software jobs in the world never come into touch with stack ranking or fake agile. > live somewhere nice If only the remaining 5% of software jobs allows you to "live somewhere nice", then your
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by deaux 9mo ago
Nah, this is intentional by Anthropic, out of the top 20 coding agents 19 support AGENTS.md (fake numbers but I've seen someone else go through them). It's just a dumb IE6-style strategy.
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by deaux 9mo ago
Thank you for turning up here and replying! > The LLM-generated prompts follow the coding agent recommendations. We also show an ablation over different prompt types, and none have consistently better performance. I think the coding agen
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by deaux 9mo ago
If you have for example a monorepo, then you'll probably want a super lean top-level one - could be <15 lines - and then one per app. In those, only stuff that applies to the app as a whole. Then feature-specific context can be put
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by deaux 9mo ago
You're right, for CC it's "nested CLAUDE.md files". The support I meant was about the "automatic inclusion in context upon sibling-or-child file touch" feature, rather than the name of the file.
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by deaux 9mo ago
Agree that progressive disclosure is fantastic, but > (e.g. for DB schema related topics, see such and such a file). Rather than doing this, put another AGENTS.md file in a DB-related subfolder. It will be automatically pulled into co
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by deaux 9mo ago
Those are different axes - quality vs money. Progressive disclosure is invaluable because it reduces context rot. Every single token in context influences future ones and degrades quality. I'm also not sure how it reduces the benefit o
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by deaux 9mo ago
I read the study. I think it does the opposite of what the authors suggest - it's actually vouching for good AGENTS.md files. > Surprisingly, we observe that developer-provided files only marginally improve performance compared to
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by deaux 9mo ago
You didn't talk about having used it? Talking to my mom about her knitting club and then presenting myself as having a "lived experience" in knitting would be pretty funny.
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by deaux 9mo ago
There are a ton of demos. There's nothing special about it. They're bad guys for sure, but in a similar vein to AWS and Microsoft. Those hospitals using AWS would be just as concerning but gather 1% of the comments on HN.
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by deaux 9mo ago
The logic you're applying here is "ICE uses an iPhone app to illegally scan people's faces and hunt them down" -> "Every hospital's iPhone app is just a tool to send your private data to the feds".
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by deaux 9mo ago
Of course they knew.
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by deaux 9mo ago
Except for a handful of countries like China, you can very reasonably assume all of the others' is both available to Israel as well as the US.
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by deaux 9mo ago
> So either you have to go down a very dark rabbit hole So even after "there's a child sex trafficking island where all the elites have gone to party for decades" you're still skeptical of that claim? Knowing about
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by deaux 9mo ago
A lot of the so far mentioned games, while great, aren't that cheap or portable. I really recommend trying a trick-taking game! Skull King, Fox in the Forest, Tichu. Easy to learn, impossible to master.
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by deaux 9mo ago
The good news for them is that all their competitors have the exact same issue, and it's unsolvable. And to an extent holds for lots of SaaS products, even non-AI.
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by deaux 9mo ago
By default for this kind of short question it will probably just route to mini, or at least zero thinking. For free users they'll have tuned their "routing" so that it only adds thinking for a very small % of queries, to save

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