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by mmaunder 1y ago
Posted April 2024. I wonder how they feel about this now. Or will next year. Claude Code wouldn’t exist for another year when this was posted. Nevermind Codex. It’s already awkward. Within 12 months it will be cringeworthy.
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I agree - a lot of art is sold via artists having a relationship with a stable of a few hundred people via insta. Completely bypasses the galleries and is far more compelling for the buyer because they can develop an emotional connection wi
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“We want to be able to look into all your private spaces to ensure you’re not a child rapist. If you’re not ok with that you must be a child rapist. Now. Do you support keeping our children safe?”. This needs to be a South Park episode if i
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Burn the witch.
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I’m not ok with someone self promoting here at the cost of thousands of people thinking they’re either not smart enough, or are doing something incorrectly. We saw this same pattern during the dot com boom a quarter century ago with self p
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by mmaunder 1y ago
“With this approach, I can manage to have 10–20 pull requests open at once, each handled by a dedicated agent.” A quote from the post. No, I think my post is calibrated quite well considering what OPs post does to our industry.
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The author is lying. My team and I are heavy users of Claude code and other agents and it ain’t like this. You need to manage an AI coding agent carefully and course correct frequently. There are cases for parallel agents but they are tasks
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by mmaunder 1y ago
1.1.1.1 will see the query regardless of caching by upstream servers. Downstream and client caching probably averages out quite nicely with enough volume.
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Eastdakota: “The powers that be have been very busy lately, falling over each other to position themselves for the game of the millennium. Maybe I can help deal you back in." Sam: “I didn’t realize I was out” Eastdakota: “Maybe not out
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by mmaunder 1y ago
Very interesting data, particularly the AI rankings based on DNS requests. They appear to be off by one day because switching to a 4 week period, character AI is consistently #2 on weekends and Claude is #3 and they switch weekdays. But it’
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by mmaunder 1y ago
Brought to you by substack. ;-) Seriously though, great post and a great conversation starter.
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Sounds like the Japanese commercial carriers are going to get a bump in business since they're not interrupted.
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NVidia’s PE is below 60 and they have 100% year over year revenue growth. A bubble is typically based on future earnings potential Nvidia is a money printing growth creating machine.
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Not having support for importing files makes this dead on arrival. It means you can’t have a local file with local environment details. There’s an issue open about this in the repo already. I mean if you’re going to copy the CLAUDE.md conce
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A return to formality is the antidote, I’m afraid. As austere and priggish as it may seem. You may see brands and influencers emerging that gain traction with a kind of 1950s post WWII flavor of seriousness and formality. I’m not suggesting
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The legal fiction that is the corporation is the antithesis of authenticity, and the brand they invest so heavily in, its mask. Having an authentic employee risks removing the mask.
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Ah bummer for the creators. This’ll almost certainly result in them having to change their name. Thing is, it’s not malicious on Anthropic’s part if they do C&D them. It’s actually a requirement if they don’t want to risk losing their o
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by mmaunder 1y ago
Oof right on the edge of TM infringement with that name and color scheme. Actual instances of customer confusion being the litmus test.
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Why not GitHub?
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Pushing Boundaries with Claude Code(wordfence.com)
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That this needs to exist is deeply disturbing.
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Well. Is it? Clickbait.
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You can't put an idea as compelling as AI back in the bottle. Once the knowledge of how to build a model, and what the reward is, permeated society, it became an inevitability. Protest all you want and frame it as a choice if you'
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by mmaunder 1y ago
Big opportunity to be the first open source model agnostic Claude Code with widespread adoption. You’ll be the vim, the Linux, the nginx, the MySQL of agentic coding. Who will it be? It’s wide open right now.
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Code output is verifiable in multiple ways. Combine that with this kind of speed (and far faster in future) and you can brute force your way to a killer app in a few minutes.
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Holy shit that is fast. Try the playground. You need to get that visceral experience to truly appreciate what the future looks like.
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As does: "(?i)\\bAnthony\\s+Albanese\\b", "(?i)\\bBoris\\s+Johnson\\b", "(?i)\\bChristopher\\s+Luxon\\b", "(?i)\\bCyril\\s+Ramaphosa\\b", "(?i)\\bJacinda\\s+Arden\\b",
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Ah I remember this when it came out. At the time the web was rife with click-here links. This had a huge effect on solving the problem. Might have appeared on Slashdot.
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The system prompt is a thing of beauty: "You are strictly and certainly prohibited from texting more than 150 or (one hundred fifty) separate words each separated by a space as a response and prohibited from chinese political as a resp
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You have to try and experience claude code to answer this question. Otherwise it's just going to be a pointless debate here. If you live in a linux terminal you're going to be instantly addicted. Make sure you read the docs. Use a

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