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This doesn’t come without consideration. You can see I mention this in the original feature request. Yes - it’s fine to think of it as handholding (or handcoding). These model providers cannot be responsible for ultimate alignment with thei
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In many cases.
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An abstraction via a script should work, right? They document that it pipes the JSON data to your command's stdin, ```lint-monorepo.sh # read that data json_input=$(cat) # do some parsing here with jq, get the file path (fi
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Really excited to see this implemented. Hooks will be important for "context engineering" and runtime verification of an agent's performance. This extends to things such as enterprise compliance and oversight of agentic behav
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Claude Code now supports hooks
(docs.anthropic.com)
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Yes my response was poorly oriented the parent comment
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1y ago
> Regardless of how good a model gets I don't think this is true. My Claude Code can: - open a browser, debug a ui, or navigate to any website - write a script to interact with any type of accessible api All without MCP. Within a ye
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1y ago
Gemini web UI is extremely apologetic and self deprecating at times. Therefore I was not surprised to experience Gemini spiraling into an infinite loop of self-deprecation - literally it abandoned the first command and spiraled into 5-10lin
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Gemini web UI is extremely apologetic and self deprecating at times. Therefore I was not surprised to experience Gemini spiraling into an infinite loop of self-deprecation - literally it abandoned the first command and spiraled into 5-10lin
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1y ago
Have seen this first hand. E.g. tenants with a terrible credit score, but 36mo of proof on-time rent payments. They've always made their future payments (in my experience).
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1y ago
9 times out of 10 my Claude Code is using a bash script before I hook up an MCP to it. - less tokens required in context (CLAUDE.md vs CLAUDE.md + MCP bloat per request) - native agent tooling, relying on Bash(my-script params) - less black
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1y ago
https://dbeaver.com/docs/dbeaver/AI-Smart-Assistance/
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1y ago
they don't it's simple a zero-shot text to sql interface. the app development started 2days ago. https://github.com/NickTikhonov/snap-ql/blob/main/src/main/l...
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1y ago
Which one https://forum.cursor.com/t/important-claude-has-learned-how-...
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Ask HN: Did You Em Dash?
(didyouemdash.com)
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1y ago
Little app in response to the em dash identity crisis Em dash of various forms: https://didyouemdash.com/?username=pg Actual em dash: https://didyouemdash.com/?username=dang&strict=true
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1y ago
didyouemdash.com
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1y ago
The iOS safari reader makes it much better sorry for the rant.
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1y ago
The gradient effect on this page - idk what you think you are doing, but I had to stop reading. Extremely discombobulating (idk how else to describe it). Using mobile.
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1y ago
My neighbor is a director and is secretly using and in love with Claude for much of their work.
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1y ago
Also, I have a capability I'm sure is 100x the OP link. I've explored this space a bit. https://streamable.com/k5iny8 (2day expiry) Pretty much any character or animation. I don't feel compelled to share unle
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1y ago
I’m not an expert in this space, but I’ve been buying human-made sprites from https://itch.io/game-assets Does anyone else have any good recommendations?
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1y ago
I’ve been saying Claude Code feels more like an OS. There is a lot of power with an agent living in the OS and filesystem - vs bound by abstraction in the IDE. I think this represents the next evolution of general office tooling (prev domin
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How Anthropic teams use Claude Code
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You don’t get it - autocomplete is evolving from keyboard clicks to prompts. Tab-ing is not as effective as agentic coding. Your beloved cursor will go all in on this front, less and less priority on focused cursors in the editor.
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Wow yea, definitely resonates thanks for sharing. This is why I think the future may be less about “agents” and more about “intelligent infrastructure” I don’t want to chat. I want to point a wand and make things happen.
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It’s not silly at all. There is a lot of hyper activity going in terms of social influence. I didn’t say cursor has poor UX. I tab too. And use agent for cheaper work I don’t care too much about. That said, the best autocomplete is arguably
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A lot of power in social influence. Especially with the younger generations who remix that influence - compound spread of mindshare. Cursor is all over social media.
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1y ago
Cline copying features of Claude Code seems like sustainable competition.
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1y ago
I think about this daily. More devs are starting to pick up on Claude Code. The initial “not an IDE!” scare is usually diminished within the initial session. I don’t think the future of agentic software development is in an IDE. Claude Code
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