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by nojs 4mo ago
> all be it fyi you probably mean “albeit”.
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by nojs 4mo ago
“tell my obnoxious boss to fuck off about the tps reports” isn’t a great career move for them though
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by nojs 4mo ago
that was a fantastic story, thanks
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by nojs 5mo ago
It’s in the image, designed to survive those kinds of operations
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by nojs 5mo ago
One solution I haven’t seen recommended much is to have a Claude instruction/skill that explicitly audits the diff of every upgrade, and force this manual audit as part of your upgrade workflow. This seems like it would work pretty rel
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by nojs 5mo ago
> $300/day token quota Are companies using per-token billing? Why - is there some reason they can’t buy the $200/mo Claude plan for every employee?
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by nojs 5mo ago
What about access to GPUs and memory? This is becoming a pretty major bottleneck.
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by nojs 5mo ago
> Every week, somewhere between 1.2 and 3 million ChatGPT users, roughly the population of a small country, show signals of psychosis, mania, suicidal planning, or unhealthy emotional dependence on the model. > Why is mental-health cr
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by nojs 5mo ago
Yeah, the solution given is actually wrong as stated!
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by nojs 5mo ago
This conflict is popping up everywhere. There is a push by a lot of companies to allow agentic use of their services (and new companies explicitly offering "X for agents"), ignoring the fact that "agent" means the same t
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by nojs 5mo ago
Another vote for this - we’ve been using it for years without issues.
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by nojs 6mo ago
My working theory is that all models are approximately the same, and the variance in quality mostly depends on how long they think for. So the trick is to always set to max, and then begin every task with “this is an extremely complex task,
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by nojs 6mo ago
> Ads do not appear in accounts where someone tells us—or we predict—they are under 18. Time to make a deal with the kids - i’ll verify you for instagram if you verify me for ChatGPT
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by nojs 6mo ago
> hot MILFs in my area https://youtu.be/FBSam25u8O4
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by nojs 6mo ago
this is super cool, well done
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by nojs 6mo ago
It’s 100% LLM text. HN really needs a button “flag as slop”.
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by nojs 6mo ago
That would be a sensible comparison if concrete was free
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by nojs 6mo ago
Oh it’s worse than that. This one ended up getting my account banned: https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/22284
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by nojs 6mo ago
Yes, worktrees with workmux. I expected this to become less necessary over time as models got faster, but the opposite has happened. It feels like Claude has actually gotten slower (but in fairness does more per prompt), meaning worktrees a
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by nojs 7mo ago
It’s weirder than that. There is a surge of companies working on how to provide automated access to things like payments, email, signup flows, etc to *Claw.
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by nojs 7mo ago
> There is no equivalent of the network effects seen at everything from Windows to Google Search to iOS to Instagram, where market share was self-reinforcing and no amount of money and effort was enough for someone else to to break in or
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by nojs 7mo ago
The most common case would be defensive sentry logging that tracks unexpected LLM API call responses/parsing bugs, which are handled gracefully in the app (so not critical), but that i still want to know about to improve the prompts, r
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by nojs 8mo ago
The argument is more like “humans always invent new things to want that are scarce”, and until AI literally replaces all human labour to the point of the marginal utility of a human being zero, this category will continue to exist.
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by nojs 8mo ago
it’s generally a poor marketing strategy to ignore explicit requests for list removal, because users manually flag the emails as spam which is catastrophic to your domain rep and will tank deliverability. the incentives are heavily in favou
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by nojs 8mo ago
> The Philippines is #1 in social media usage in the world. By what metric?
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by nojs 8mo ago
Yeah. what I find in practice is that since the majority of these PRs require manual intervention (even if minor, like a single follow up prompt), it's not significantly better than just hammering them all out in one session myself a f
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by nojs 8mo ago
interesting. yeah the only reason it’s on cron is because the sentry-github integration didnt work for this (can’t remember why), and i didnt want to maintain another webhook. the timing is not a huge issue though because the type of bugs b
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by nojs 8mo ago
> Especially curious about your current workflows when you receive an alert from any of these channels like Sentry (error tracking), Datadog (APM), or user feedback. I have a github action that runs hourly. It pulls new issues from sentr
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by nojs 8mo ago
> I run 5+ agents all day every day Curious what plans you’re using? running 24/7 x 5 agents would eat up several $200 subscriptions pretty fast
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