wouldbecouldbe

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   by wouldbecouldbe 6mo ago

   I work with large files a lot, running claude code on it is not token intense at all. Probably because it does a lot with scripts. But its a bit more raw, but i think in the end more powerful. Have to pick a good excel library and language.
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   by wouldbecouldbe 6mo ago

   QA merged originally out of programming.
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   by wouldbecouldbe 6mo ago

   Developers are a tough crowd, stubborn, know it alls.
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   by wouldbecouldbe 6mo ago

   we have 128ram on our production server I think it will be fine ;)
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   by wouldbecouldbe 6mo ago

   I build some projects via pm2 deploy directly on a server and its much faster then vercel
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   by wouldbecouldbe 6mo ago

   yeah i've had more downtime on managed db's & cloud servers then on my own managed VPS. And if it happens, with VPS i can normally fix it instantly compared to waiting 20-60 min for a response, just to let you know they start
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   by wouldbecouldbe 6mo ago

   just ask claude to do all that :), he is excellent and installing & managing new servers and making sure all security patches are updated. Just be careful if its a high risk project.
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   by wouldbecouldbe 6mo ago

   The irony is deploying NextJS on the railway platform is super slow since they use containers, on Vercel 2 min is like 12 min on railway, deployments on a vps are only like 20 seconds. *I know this is just build time, so this is different t
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   by wouldbecouldbe 6mo ago

   well that largely depends, lots of saas are running 90% operating profit margins
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    by wouldbecouldbe 6mo ago

    yeah same, but hn is AIfobic, so gets downvoted. So many cool stuff is now possible, LLM with integrated review features etc.
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    by wouldbecouldbe 6mo ago

    yeah it's strange, if you are building a CMS in AI times, I think you would want an llm integration first. Not a UX clone of WordPress. The UX of WP is sort of a historical clutch not a plus.
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    by wouldbecouldbe 7mo ago

    yeah thats a great start, however the md files of every change are really helpful in going though history and understand steps with llms'
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    by wouldbecouldbe 7mo ago

    Testing in the human era I think was less usefull. Too many tests would lead to high maintenance costs. In the AI era its a lot more easy to manage.
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    by wouldbecouldbe 7mo ago

    This is really great, anyone know of a Dutch version?
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    by wouldbecouldbe 7mo ago

    I exclusive use complete fullscreen mode for apps i'm actively using and on large screens connect the workspaces, on small screen swipe back and forth. So I you never actually use that.
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    by wouldbecouldbe 7mo ago

    Yeah that's the skeptical key point. The practical key point is: if you want to do a large migration is to have a very good & extensive test suite that Claude is not allowed to change during the migration. Then Claude is extremely
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    by wouldbecouldbe 7mo ago

    Out of all things, you have to be a sadist to be passionate about pest control. Even though necessary at times, it's not a very clean job. Sounded more like he likes he is passionate about building a business.
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    by wouldbecouldbe 7mo ago

    Some of us love it, bit intense sometimes, but fun. So I guess we get to decide it ourselves what we prefer. I know many will then say, BUT QUALITY, but if you learn to deal with your own and claude quirks, you also learn how to validate &a
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    by wouldbecouldbe 7mo ago

    Still point stand that fraud is at times punished harsher then rape or child molesting
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    by wouldbecouldbe 7mo ago

    I feel like few weeks ago i suddenly had a week where even after 3 messages it forgot what we did. Seems fixed now.
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    by wouldbecouldbe 7mo ago

    I think its why its so good; it works on half ass assumptions, poorly written prompts and assumes everything missing.
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    by wouldbecouldbe 8mo ago

    Switching llms is like switching a car. Its a bit annoying in the beginning, it responds slightly different and you need to change you subconscious habits before it feels comfortable. Why everyone always complains about new models. So unles
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    by wouldbecouldbe 8mo ago

    I just tried claude, only Opus gave the correct answer. Haiku & Sonnet both told me to walk.
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    by wouldbecouldbe 8mo ago

    Developers are just complainers.
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    by wouldbecouldbe 8mo ago

    I appreciate sarcasm, but this is just snarky. But yeah improving build speed & parallel running I think are one of the biggest advances devs can do to speed up development time in the AI age. With native apps that can be a challenge. I
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    by wouldbecouldbe 8mo ago

    Depends on the person I guess
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    by wouldbecouldbe 8mo ago

    That’s why now it’s legitimate to work on multiple features or projects at the same time
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    by wouldbecouldbe 8mo ago

    Yeah I completely disagree with the author actually, but also with you. The frameworks are what make the AI write easily understandable code. I let it run nextjs with an ORM, and it almost always creates very well defined api routes, classe
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    by wouldbecouldbe 8mo ago

    yeah for entertainment content you just cant get away with it sadly
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    by wouldbecouldbe 9mo ago

    Schiphol at Amsterdam had this for a year or so, you could bring any type of liquid and leave everything in the bag. But they reverted the liquid rule, if I remember correctly, because of the confusion it caused.