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Ask HN: What happens when Claude Code goes away?
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HoldOnAMinute
2h ago
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HoldOnAMinute
10d ago
99.99999999% of consumers will not notice any difference
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14d ago
Vibrating strings are Turing-complete
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14d ago
I'm tired of this world
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15d ago
I have never seen Claude use this phrase
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16d ago
The Commodore 64 was FUN. Making it do things, discovering its secrets. Three pieces of software that are mind-boggling on that hardware: 1. GEOS and the whole suite (GeoWrite, etc) 2. The Last Ninja video game 3. Echelon video game
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16d ago
I realize now that the point I was trying to make, did not come across at all. I will try to write better next time. TL;DR A global cabal of pedophiles runs the world
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HoldOnAMinute
16d ago
The current state of world affairs
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16d ago
I used to think that sexual preferences were decoupled from business, capitalism, and government but gestures around recent events seem to have proven otherwise.
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16d ago
There must be some set of outputs that is completely resistant to watermarking. For example if I told Claude to output "Hello, World"
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22d ago
Someone will eventually figure out how to package it all into a single, cheap chip
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1mo ago
Pöyzen Böyzen
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1mo ago
Backdoor way to get data centers out of your state.
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1mo ago
Looked for several of my favorites and didn't see them. No mention of Choppin' Broccoli which can be found in the Small Craft Harbor in San Francisco
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1mo ago
I, for one, welcome our giant supercomputer overlords.
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1mo ago
You haven't addressed the grift problem. Without support for traditional nepotism/cronyism grift, how do you expect to motivate politicians? You won't always be able to count on the threat of exposing their sexual habits, wh
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1mo ago
>> You can’t give a TED Talk about a ramp. >> You can’t get venture capital funding for a slightly wider doorframe. >> Concrete is not "disruptive." Well, not with that attitude. You simply need these 3 things: 1
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2mo ago
Everyone is housed and well-fed, so we're using planetary energy resources to create dopamine hits for beer money
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2mo ago
I've never seen Claude use the phrase "load-bearing"
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2mo ago
Legislation isn't for your personal benefit, silly. It's for the corporations.
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2mo ago
India is not a race, therefore this is not racist.
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2mo ago
Please enjoy each task equally
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3mo ago
Does anyone remember "Shoot 'Em Up Construction Kit" on the Amiga?
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3mo ago
I always saw motivated people taking the "road less travelled" as a HUGE green flag.
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3mo ago
Pure computer science, you can teach it on a chalk board, without ever touching an electronic device.
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3mo ago
So, they are collecting geolocation data to avoid selling geolocation data. BRILLIANT
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3mo ago
That is often more advisable as opposed to doing it fully.
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3mo ago
I wanted things to be a little easier, but not this easy
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3mo ago
These are the same people who said that if you stop testing for COVID, it won't be a problem any more
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3mo ago
Flooding the zone. They're getting you to waste your time and energy on this, so you don't see what they are really doing. This is not a situation where good actors have different ideas on how to best administer the country. Thes
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