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by ramraj07 6mo ago
The advantage is marginal and sporadic, and its slower. Why would I use it over anthropic?
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by ramraj07 6mo ago
We have done SOC2 and it's not fake. Its real and enforced some good practices and we spent a lot of time collecting evidence and submitting it. You can take it seriously or you can choose not to.
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by ramraj07 7mo ago
give people the ability to curate their own collections and publish them
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by ramraj07 7mo ago
If you think this is not a competitive advantage then youre missing the point. LLMs arent so good that they work through bad abstractions and pretty much everyone has bad abstractions. CC is what invents some of the best abstractions (not t
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by ramraj07 7mo ago
What exactly is shitty here? A program i use for hours every day to do the job previously done by many N human beings, without many bugs, seems to have code thats seemingly messy but still clearly works.
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by ramraj07 7mo ago
Browse through codex and think if anyone cares about the quality of the code before Open sourcing it.
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by ramraj07 7mo ago
You are still responsible for the product; the code has stopped being what defines the product.
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by ramraj07 7mo ago
I know at least one person who joined a Michigan startup, moved over, got sued by non compete, and the new employer just didnt want any hassle and laid them off. This person had to leave country then. The take home is dont take tech jobs in
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by ramraj07 7mo ago
Start in a tmux session and let it run ?
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by ramraj07 7mo ago
What country is it? Surprised someone on tech even asks this question
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by ramraj07 7mo ago
Employees, especially ones as well leveraged and overpaid as software engineers, are not victims. They can leave. They _should_ leave. Great engineers are still able to bet better paying jobs all the time.
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by ramraj07 7mo ago
This exactly matches our findings: if we start molding the repo to be "AI native" whatever that means, add the right tooling and still demand all engineers take full responsibility for their output, this system is a true multiplie
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by ramraj07 7mo ago
Why did your company get claude code with token billing instead of getting everyone max plans ?
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by ramraj07 7mo ago
I used to think that the people who keep saying (in March 2026) that AI does not generate good code are just not smart and ask stupid prompts. I think I've amended that thought. They are not necessarily lacking in intelligence. I hypot
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by ramraj07 7mo ago
If you dont take a stand and refuse to clean their mess, aren't you part of the problem? No self respecting proponent of AI enabled development should suggest that the engineers generating the code are still not personally responsible
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by ramraj07 7mo ago
Why blame just the journals when every other system also disintivizes the same.
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by ramraj07 7mo ago
Do you want issues of Nature and cell to be replication studies? As a reader even from within the field, im not interested in browsing through negative studies. It'll be great if I can look them up when needed but im not looking forwar
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by ramraj07 7mo ago
Not everyone knows who geohot is and even if they do they may not see the url handle. They may (like me) think why is a glorified shower thought tweet on top of HN. They may not know that this dude was an anti-masker (with nuance) for examp
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by ramraj07 7mo ago
Hey at least its not ATLAS!
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by ramraj07 8mo ago
Anyone who's used both Claude and ChatGPT will instantly agree what is better by a large margin. Theres maybe a brand recognition long tail but its more likely theyre the rare occasional users who use the free tier. Thus ChatGPT is bec
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by ramraj07 8mo ago
Avoiding Doing something that could cause job loss has never been and will never be a productive ideal in any non conservative non regressive society. What should we do? Not innovate on AI and let other countries make the models that will k
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by ramraj07 8mo ago
Its definitely against terms. The claude code oauth token is only supposed to be used with claude code. I hope no one gets their claude account banned trying to use this.
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by ramraj07 8mo ago
To those who use AI to get real work done in real products we build, we very much appreciate the value of each token given how much operational overhead it offsets. A bubble pop, if one does indeed happen, would at best be as disruptive as
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by ramraj07 8mo ago
Star Trek only got a good society after discovering FTL and existence of all manner of alien societies. And even after that Star Treks story motivations on why we turned good sound quite implausible given what we know about human nature and
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by ramraj07 8mo ago
Great post indeed but let me ask you, put yourself in the LLM shoes. Now instead of reading through coherent lines of code that is exclusively about solving problems, you now have random characters before every line that mean something (bec
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by ramraj07 8mo ago
Why do we need a hash for every line. Why cant we mark every fifth line (or get smarter and calculate entropy of lines and jump longer for empty boilerplate)? I feel adding a random 3 char header to every line while making the edit tool sm
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by ramraj07 8mo ago
The experience in the claude app is fine.
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by ramraj07 9mo ago
And blue origin has no delays because they don't even launch anything.
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by ramraj07 9mo ago
Agreed, every line you ship,whether you wrote it or not, you are responsible. In that regard, while I write a lot of code completely with AI, I still endeavor to keep the lines as minimal as possible. This means you never write both the mai
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by ramraj07 9mo ago
If your MEDIAN is biased, and there are 10+ inputs, the data is fundamentally garbage and biased.

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