rcleveng

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by rcleveng 4mo ago
Two words - Thank Goodness. Before the flood of money from the index funds arrive, I'd love to see what's the right valuation for them.
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by rcleveng 5mo ago
It's really a nissan leaf with a nicer leather interior.
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by rcleveng 5mo ago
Slowly and then suddenly :) """ Steve Ballmer In IBM there's a religion in software that says you have to count K-LOCs, and a K-LOC is a thousand line of code. How big a project is it? Oh, it's sort of a 10K-LOC pro
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by rcleveng 5mo ago
Yup, honestly a google spreadsheet could probably do it as well. I like the "copy prompt" feature, it's super simple but makes it just a few seconds to go from issue -> claude session. Also assigning directly to cursor or
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by rcleveng 5mo ago
I have to say the new model is quite good at the basics, I've been handing over more and more tasks from Linear straight to it instead of the copy-paste into Claude dance lately. At this point, more of my complaints are on the harness
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by rcleveng 5mo ago
I'd rather have a remote hosted devcontainer and a local IDE. No fiddling, settings pushed on the container (same with plugins to use etc). The keybindings with the web ide's always are a drag to me, actually the lack of good key
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by rcleveng 5mo ago
Yup, you guessed it. I was the eng manager for that for a bit, added some APIs to use to do code reviews inside of Eclipse or IntelliJ. That idea never took on, but when when I showed it to the code search team in Munich, they loved it. Cr
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by rcleveng 5mo ago
still on the cloud side, cloud workstations and also the cloud shell gui mode are all theia. I never understood theia TBH
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by rcleveng 5mo ago
Nice to see you Brian! Blaze was started late 2005 or early 2006. Eclipse+IntelliJ was also at that time. The IntelliJ blaze plugin was already started and out when I joined in 2007. My first job was to keep it from being rewritten yet anot
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by rcleveng 5mo ago
Totally. GCP makes more revenue than Oracle, which is in the 96th spot. Also YouTube was 2x Paramount revenue in 2025.
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by rcleveng 5mo ago
Yup, the title is "A new monthly Agent SDK credit for your plan" Now like cursor and github copilot claude will now cost you raw token costs unless you sit there and click a button. I guess I need to remove the -p from my bash fun
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by rcleveng 5mo ago
that was ~20 years earlier but was so awesome when it was around. That and webvan were better (for customers, not for making money) than anything that existed until 2020.
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by rcleveng 5mo ago
This sounds just like my thoughts on PostgreSQL's row level security. As a additional layer it's good, as the only thing, watch out!
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by rcleveng 6mo ago
Yes, I loved my $10 a month person subscription for light coding tasks, it worked great. I'd use claude code max for heavy lifting, but the $10 a month copilot plan kept me off cursor for the IDE centric things.
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by rcleveng 6mo ago
Just use claude code directly with a pro plan instead of copilot for roughly the same cost. On wait, nevermind. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47855565
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by rcleveng 6mo ago
I tried out claude design yesterday and I have to say, it's exactly what I thought (hoped?) Figma Make was going to be. I didn't want yet another lovable.dev or v0 with figma make, I wanted the prompt -> figma design which I
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by rcleveng 6mo ago
While I love this set of prompts, I’ve not seen my clause opus 4.6 give such verbose responses when using Claude code. Is this intended for use outside of Claude code?
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by rcleveng 7mo ago
I think almost everyone supports the openai api anyway (even Gemini). Not entirely sure why there needs to be a wrapper.
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by rcleveng 7mo ago
There's nothing as good as VB6 that's developed and supported by *anyone*. It's not a Microsoft only phenomena. I think programmers started wanting "real" languages (notice the quotes), and henceforth got more comp
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by rcleveng 7mo ago
It's been super amazing to see how much they could continue to support newer hardware and keep it going considering that I don't believe they have the kernel source. It wasn't too long ago I saw OS/2 on some ATM machine
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by rcleveng 7mo ago
I'd love to see the policy on review tools to start with, I know even people who are skeptical of getting "AI Slop" thrown at them by agents at a high rate, getting code reviews from some of the SOTA models definitely can be
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by rcleveng 9mo ago
Not in like 20 years, I'll take a look again, it used to be my favorite back in os9 days
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by rcleveng 9mo ago
I use other tools (sublime, vscode, cursor, antigravity, emacs) none have run into this out of the box.
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by rcleveng 9mo ago
I'd love to try Zed, but it's unusable on MacOS ( https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/issues/20806 seems to be the issue). If that ever gets fixed then I'd look at replacing Sublime (which is
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by rcleveng 10mo ago
cesium or rubidium?
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by rcleveng 10mo ago
As far as I remember, near each other, but the comment I was replying to was specifically about needing accuracy. It's been over a decade now since I managed the truetime team at google, things may have changed since :)
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by rcleveng 10mo ago
Spanner (See https://docs.cloud.google.com/spanner/docs/true-time-externa... )
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by rcleveng 11mo ago
Honestly when I saw Okta in the headline, I had assumed the article was going to say they were breached again. This one is amusing, and as another comment mentioned below, large companies are awful at accepting patches on github. Most us
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by rcleveng 11mo ago
Cool, I just had claude code write me something similiar this week to go through my immediate directories and get me this type of information on each one of this (since all of my git repos are under a single dir)
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by rcleveng 11mo ago
Wow, I had never heard of that new one until today! Was worried for a bit.

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