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I think progressing as humans is something to be proud of. I care less about who gets credit and more about what we can now do. I also do not think this makes people less capable of solving hard problems. The bar just moves up. More people
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I believe this is in response to PocketOS. When I read the original post, I was trying to figure out how they even built a workflow that had AI so close to the self-destruct button. This post's explanation about it probably being fully
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A far better approach is being precise with your prompts and if you find a new model has any bad habits, address it specifically in your AGENTS.md and go on your way. If you want to throw in slop promts, go ahead and add a massive AGENTS.md
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5mo ago
Anytime Microsoft buys something it's time to start looking for alternatives
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5mo ago
Most people run to GitLab or Codeberg. The real loss is network effect of everyone being on GitHub. GitLab: most similar to GitHub. Repos, CI/CD, issues. Hosted or self-host Codeberg: free, non-profit, FOSS-friendly. Runs Forgejo. Wher
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Solid and growing impressions but low CTR. We're not quite on page 1 for most queries, and not even close for our primary target queries.
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I've used Claude Code from the beginning and the first waves of changes were genuine improvements, with a very steady 4 months in late 2025. But recently, these past 2-3 months, the changes have shifted towards significant and frequent
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As a long-term 20x user, Claude has recently felt a lot like using AI for coding a year or so ago. It can't reliably handle basic tasks. I ask for something straightforward and get something subtly wrong, incomplete, or just not workab
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Agreed. I wonder if large companies are already deciding on which tool to use based on guardrails. I'm seeing a lot of Copilot, but that's probably because of deep M365 roots they might've already had, rather than it being ch
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I don’t really get the logic behind letting agents run with full access to anything important. On one end you’ve got fully sandboxed setups where they can barely do anything useful, and where the user is scared to let it read files, and on
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6mo ago
I guess I'm asking if their CLI tool is the same or if it functions different. I've never used anything besides CC so I wouldn't know if it's basically the same thing
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What's your workflow like? I'd be curious to test OpenAI out again but Claude Code is how I use the models. Does it require relearning another workflow?
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I've always seen similarities between side project websites. It just depends on what the most popular/easiest to use tool is at the time. There was a huge surge of almost identical reusable components 8-10 years ago, but I didn&#x
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I'm also noticing today that the model is hanging a lot. 5 min in, 50 tokens. Stuck in "Still here, still at it..."
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Not being able to reliably control subagent model is the main reason I have it off.
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Working on some research projects to test Opus 4.7. The first thing I notice is that it never dives straight into research after the first prompt. It insists on asking follow-up questions. "I'd love to dive into researching this f
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Assuming /effort max still gets the best performance out of the model (meaning "ULTRATHINK" is still a step below /effort max, and equivalent to /effort high), here is what I landed on when trying to get Opus 4.7 to
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Blogs -> trials/contact seem to be decent, depending on the post. The comparisons are new and inconclusive. LinkedIn posts are minimally tested, but some clicks have come in. Haven't tested X or Meta platforms yet. I've ha
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I'm not interested in new features when the main ones are mysteriously getting worse and worse. I need to have a sense of stability before I get excited about any other features.
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Thanks! The homepage has a short dashboard + payment video and the before/after section will show two basic dashboards as well. But I agree, we could use more static screenshots, expanding the /docs page with those is on the near-
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PAX ERP - full ERP + CRM for small manufacturers (5-50 people). Accounting, inventory, manufacturing, and CRM in one system. No QuickBooks dependency, no implementation fees, 3-day go-live. Built it originally for internal use inside a medi
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So if it bypasses, is the optimal setting for performance setting effort level to max, keeping adaptive on? I try to avoid letting the model decide what is unimportant and needs less thought
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Nothing super noticeable. I've reached 35% in sessions on the 20x plan. Before these changes, 25-30% was pretty normal. I think these changes are best for people who are just past the 5x usage plan, but might be harder to manage if you
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This is confusing. ULTRATHINK is a step below /effort max? ULTRATHINK triggers high effort. /effort max is above high. Calling it ULTRATHINK sounds like it would be the highest mode. If someone has max set and types ULTRATHINK, th
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There are several settings in my account relating to Copilot that are locked/enabled with a shield and key icon next to it. Any idea how to disable these settings? It's on the same settings/copilot/features page.
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This resonates. We run a medical device manufacturing operation. We used an ERP for years that claimed to specialize in our industry. In practice it was a bloated system designed by people who'd never worked on a manufacturing floor. B
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I built an ERP system called PAX ERP mostly solo for small manufacturers in the USA. Stack is React, Express, PostgreSQL, all on AWS with a React build pipeline through GitHub Actions. It handles inventory, work orders (MRP), purchasing, GA
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I’ve been building a custom ERP/CRM system for the medical device manufacturing company I work at. We went through two commercial ERPs over the years and both were slow and painful to customize, so I started building a simpler replacem
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Ask HN: Optimizing Claude Code Workflow: Subscription or API Billing?
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Completely agree. I found freedom, truth, comfort in Christ. From that relationship with God stems everything we need. “I am the way, the truth, and the life,” and “the truth will set you free.”
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