iJohnDoe

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by iJohnDoe 9d ago
Agreed. They always sound exciting to try out but are such a pain to get working.
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by iJohnDoe 9d ago
100% this. I agree, it’s very destabilizing for humanity for the reasons you mentioned. I don’t think we know what the fallout will be yet. Based on our past inability to handle things well, it could be extremely devastating to a large popu
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by iJohnDoe 11d ago
The article reads like it was written by a child. I imagine their company is run the same way.
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by iJohnDoe 11d ago
They did abuse if you read the article. They crossed a few lines.
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by iJohnDoe 11d ago
Companies are 100% people. The fact that companies, their CEOs, and employees are not treated like people is exactly reason why humanity is in the shitshow show it is right now.
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by iJohnDoe 13d ago
“They are just saying that as a tactic. We need to keep accelerating because we will lose if we don’t.”
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by iJohnDoe 14d ago
Cursor was pretty amazing until it started going to shit. High prices, UI changes, moving MCP settings, and moving other things around. Most importantly was the Index change. It was a very unique thing to Cursor that you could use .cursorig
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by iJohnDoe 16d ago
Interesting topic. I configured an account for someone with an Asian last name and it chose the fortune cookie. Probably not voodoo, but it never seemed 100% random. More like some correlation was being done.
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by iJohnDoe 17d ago
Probably off-topic. Astra has been kind of weird. Like, I can't trust it, weird. It has an interesting tone, especially in Codex, that is off-putting. It's over zealous at times (which is why I stopped using Claude) and gets too c
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by iJohnDoe 18d ago
What does Ultra offer in this context? Better code? Or is the problem being solved extremely complicated that requires Ultra?
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by iJohnDoe 18d ago
I don’t know why people forget that Microsoft is almost entirely outsourced to India. It’s the reason there is no coherent product or vision for anything at Microsoft. If you put together an amazing team, in the same building, with the goal
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by iJohnDoe 20d ago
> "Shayhorn's supervisor informed him shortly after the arrest that he'd, in fact, illegally stopped Jones, and he therefore could not compel Jones to produce his identification" Can we get Shayhorn’s supervisor a med
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by iJohnDoe 21d ago
If you can't see those points, you need to take several deep breaths.
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by iJohnDoe 21d ago
This one was posted before? https://github.com/fellowgeek/mcp-memory https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49286073
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by iJohnDoe 23d ago
Thanks. This is genuinely a cool usage example. How did you run this? Web interface, desktop app, CLI? How did you complete the final transaction?
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by iJohnDoe 23d ago
Most likely died of smallpox... Great, let's bring back smallpox and measles because the US elected officials are too dumb or genuinely want to destroy the world.
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by iJohnDoe 27d ago
> they can buy their own compute They don't actually have to buy compute at all. The partnerships between all of the players to buy compute from each other is already in place. The agents just need find credentials to take advantage
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by iJohnDoe 28d ago
This is like UAE and North Korea behavior. If you have to spy on these particular groups then you know you’re doing something wrong.
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by iJohnDoe 28d ago
What would be considered “top-notch” or “top-tier”? Something never found?
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by iJohnDoe 28d ago
Amaze! Amaze! Amaze! So cool and impressive. Very well made.
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by iJohnDoe 28d ago
All good points. However, it's not a safe assumption that everyone operates that way. People probably use the flagship models because that's what they know. Sure, some probably just use the default, in this case Grok. Also, it&#x2
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by iJohnDoe 28d ago
I guess I’m on the right track. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49428835 If Claude pulls away from Cursor as well then Cursor is basically done.
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by iJohnDoe 29d ago
Bad ass. Nicely done.
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by iJohnDoe 29d ago
Great point. One political side hurts itself by thinking too much and disagreeing internally, while the other side benefits from blind loyalty. Very true, because the republicans always get out and vote. The democrats need to do the same, i
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by iJohnDoe 29d ago
Obviously you are correct. It's a great exit for Cursor and an amazing success story. I didn't share any thoughts on that topic. What I did say is the product will eventually go to absolute shit, which is a shame.
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by iJohnDoe 29d ago
It’s a sound theory and would make logical sense. It’s based on how we would hope people would react to such things and actually vote based on what they believe in. However, that’s a very small minority. In reality, most people don’t think
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by iJohnDoe 29d ago
Some of the poorest people voted for Trump. He returned the favor by making their life hell. Yes, America is deeply unwell. You also have a lot of people with really odd ideals and a lack of common sense. For example, you could have a brill
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by iJohnDoe 1mo ago
I predict Cursor will be dead in a year. Cursor was/is amazing and it made sense to acquire it. I’m sure many organizations like SpaceX were using it and its revenue only had an upward trajectory. However, it’s been getting worse every
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by iJohnDoe 1mo ago
I'm not a cost expert for all the models. My usage is low enough not worry about it. However, I noticed today how expensive GPT 5.5 is. I realized GPT 5.6 was already cheaper before the price reduction and it's the newest model. I
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by iJohnDoe 1mo ago
I don’t know how they can account for a drone randomly failing and dropping out of the sky? It’s not a matter if it’s going to happen, but a matter of when it happens. What happens if it landing on a car while someone is driving? What happe

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