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by timcobb 8mo ago
Anthropic's models are really good!
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by timcobb 8mo ago
Seriously lol do they have Vim mode yet
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by timcobb 9mo ago
> you will struggle and eventually put yourself out of a job. We can have a discussion without the stakes being so high.
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by timcobb 9mo ago
I've never done this because i haven't felt compelled to do this because I want to review my own code but I imagine this works okay and isn't hard to set up by asking Claude to set this up for you...
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by timcobb 9mo ago
Think of the children!
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by timcobb 9mo ago
> Could they be doing better? Absolutely, but without them we’d have almost no browser choice today. They deserve it. The one thing people need from Mozilla is for it to fight browser monoculture, which is critical the free and open web.
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by timcobb 9mo ago
Yeah I already basically daily drive Brave after using FF for years, sadly :(
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by timcobb 9mo ago
Not in my experience recently. Are you using it via Cursor, or how?
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by timcobb 9mo ago
I haven't tried it since 9-12 months ago. At the time it was really bad and I had a lot more success copy/pasting from web interfaces. Is it better now? Can you agentic code with it? How's the autocomplete?
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by timcobb 9mo ago
How much does it cost to run Claude Code 24 hrs/day like this. Does the $200/month plan hold up? My spend on Cursor has been high... I'm wondering if I can just collapse it into a 200/month CC subscription.
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by timcobb 9mo ago
At the earliest, "vibecoding" was only possible with Claude 3.5, released July 2024 ... maaaybe Claude 3, released in March of that year... It's worth mentioning that even today, Copilot is an underwhelming-to-the-point-obs
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by timcobb 9mo ago
I'm impressed that this person has been vibecoding longer than vibecoding has been a thing. A real trailblazer!
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by timcobb 9mo ago
Nothing like arguing about icons on HN on Saturday night. Bless you folks
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by timcobb 9mo ago
I'm seeing only manfrotto here
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by timcobb 9mo ago
Why the Balkans?
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by timcobb 9mo ago
This is the classic "if everyone gave 5 cents" thing. But If GitHub charged $1 more per month, how would they raise prices later then?
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by timcobb 9mo ago
> This substantially reduces the incentive for the creation of new IP. You say that like it's a bad thing...
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by timcobb 9mo ago
Yeah work, despite management's best intentions, is really failing AI by being that much relatively slower than engineering potential now. It's a bummer.
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by timcobb 9mo ago
> I'm wondering where that is Not at work, elsewhere
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by timcobb 9mo ago
> And do what? Keep on keepin on
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by timcobb 10mo ago
> I wonder if, 10 years from now, LLMs will still be answering questions that were answered in the halcyon 2014-2020 days of SO better than anything that came after? I've wondered this too and I wonder if the existing corpus plus ne
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by timcobb 10mo ago
Seems like the contributors don't feel like it's clear enough yet to make an actionable issue and needs more discussion. Are you a contributor?
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by timcobb 10mo ago
Great post. This should be the default configuration, community can make discussions, contributors can make issues.
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by timcobb 10mo ago
> Most MENA Jews migrated voluntarily This is silly... what mass migration happens "voluntarily" lol. MENA Jews weren't even Zionists until they force-became Zionists. But yeah, good-faith debates should steer clear of the
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by timcobb 10mo ago
> I would also argue that imposing the jizya/dhimmi status, creating "second class citizen status" for non-Muslims was, in and of itself, a form of Muslim-supremacist society in Palestine before Israel existed. Either conv
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by timcobb 10mo ago
I think the ongoing conflict is the result of: - Jewish flight/migration to Palestine, neglecting the reality to one extent or another that Palestinian Arabs were there and had aspirations to form a state - Arab /Muslim nations fo
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by timcobb 10mo ago
2026 is going to be the year of learning languages as you review LLM generated code
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by timcobb 10mo ago
> CSS-in-JS promised simplicity but delivered performance issues. IMO it delivered said simplicity, and the performance issues are there, but they've never been the lowest hanging, biggest fruit to optimize. Not even close in my exp
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by timcobb 10mo ago
> This sounds unbearable. It doesn't sound like software development, it sounds like spending a thousand hours tinkering with your vim config Before LLM programming, this was at least 30-50% of my time spent programming, fixing one
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by timcobb 10mo ago
WSJ is Fox News Platinum, I wouldn't overthink it

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