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1y ago
Semi-related but Sonnet 4.5 drives me absolutely insane. I tell it a date, like March 2024 as the start, and October 2025 as the current month. It still thinks that is 7 months somehow... and this is Anthropic's latest model..
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1y ago
Cringe
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1y ago
Imagine if super intelligence turns out to be a second organic brain you connect to your default brain..
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1y ago
Drop them.
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1y ago
You should learn architecture and design patterns. It’s like a calculator. You can use it. But you need to ensure your foundation is solid. Otherwise you’ll become a bean counter doing what someone who actually understands math tells you to
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1y ago
Apple was not an overnight success
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I'd say their DX is way better compared to the competition. The playground, tooling, and web experience with documentation is far superior to the competition (even tho it has issues sometimes). User experience is key in a sea of the sa
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1y ago
Too bad Anthropic fucks over their 20x max subscribers. Their whole opus usage limit bullshit in favor of sonnet 4.5 which is objectively worse regardless of whatever they say. They clearly want to save money and take our $200. https:/
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1y ago
I think their moat is ironically the platform. Like Apple vs every other computer maker. Their platform mostly just works. Their api playground and docs are like 100x better than whatever garbage Anthropic has. I think their UX is way bette
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1y ago
Go outside.
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1y ago
Do it yourself. Most sales guys if they’re also wanting to be co-founder will try to grab CEO role from you because ultimately every human is selfish and some are greedy mfs. Especially if you don’t know them. Sales isn’t hard. Hire a sales
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1y ago
Do it yourself. Most sales guys if they’re also wanting to be co-founder will try to grab CEO role from you because ultimately every human is selfish and some are greedy mfs. Especially if you don’t know them. Sales isn’t hard. Hire a sales
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Do it yourself. Most sales guys if they’re also wanting to be co-founder will try to grab CEO role from you because ultimately every human is selfish and some are greedy mfs. Especially if you don’t know them. Sales isn’t hard.
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Traction opens doors imo. Unless it’s some hard tech thing and you’re an Ivy League or industry expert with a solid plan.
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1y ago
Do you write tests and do local testing?
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1y ago
Not gonna check the code I have other things to do but tailwind iirc by default has some purplish color. And it is pretty common because of that. I think AI vibe codes that because it’s probably seen that default so much.
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1y ago
Why not try and work at a actual unicorn startup? One that will probably IPO instead of get acquired where you get jack shit. 90% of startups are shit, but there are some actually good companies out there. I worked at such a company, made a
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1y ago
The more AI progress I see, the more I seriously consider solipsism instead of just some "dude weed bro" type shit as I did 10+ years ago when I was youngling lol
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Tell HN: Anthropic pushing $200/mo MAX users to use Sonnet instead of Opus
(github.com)
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1y ago
You say your team uses Sonnet 4.5 more than Opus. However, we pay $200/mo for Opus access (with the reset timer) and now you're forcing people without telling us about the changes you made to Opus usage. You want us to pay for API
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1y ago
Throwing it out there, not sure how well it'd work but what about using OpenSearch + vector? AI can already form the query DSL quite nicely especially if it knows the indexes. I set up AI powered search this way, and it works really we
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Where did I say anything about myself? Sounds like projection or some deep insecurities if you meant it _that_ way. If you're asking what would constitute someone being special, it would depend on the role and skillset. As I said in my
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Every Svelte enthusiast I have spoken to tends to lean towards the esoteric Elm and other such technologies. They don’t really understand that software isn’t about “my framework can render 1000 elements 500ms faster” but rather my organizat
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1y ago
I was explicitly talking about too good to ignore. Anyone who can optimize a company’s bottom line will be hired. Like I said, no random average mid react guy or dime a dozen Java developer is getting hired as a remote employee in some flyo
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(Off topic) I’d like to think we get periodic impact events that put some new “code” on the planet and we get new species. That would be kinda dope.
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Steve Jobs resurrected in his final AI form will come back to save Apple.
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Do a lifestyle startup? Your terms, one man shop type shit. Or become a consultant? I’m sure there are things you’re passionate about (doesn’t have to be tech only, maybe you’re a hobbyist carpenter) and know deeply that you can share (for
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Nah. Software engineer. Not vibe engineer. Not Java engineer. Not compiler engineer. You either understand the computer and then can apply any fucking tool or methodology to solve a problem, or you’re out.
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Pretty sure location is not a factor for these companies. You should apply anyway. I’ve worked with people living in active war zones. If you have the skills, they have the coin. They won’t hire some react guy in X country but someone who c
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Who cares honestly? Get your bag and move on. Remember, the “investors” don’t hold the bag either and they try to offload asap to move on to the next shit. Ie selling or leveraging when it makes sense. You can always hop on later.
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