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by oefrha 13d ago
Given that my nontechnical coworker has shared quite a few of these TikToks/Google Shorts with me, yes tons of people are making them. I don’t know what kind of alternative reality you live in, you can just go to any social media site
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by oefrha 13d ago
Still a win. Claude loves to write code from scratch instead of searching the web and pulling in dependencies, so you’ll likely end up with fewer garbage tier plugins written by people whose average skill level is put to shame by bootcamp g
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by oefrha 13d ago
Any idiot can spend one minute now to acquire this amazing knowledge that you can just ask ChatGPT “I need a website”. If they don’t know now, sooner or later they’ll know from a short TikTok or something in the next couple of months/y
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by oefrha 13d ago
Feels like acquiring Docker Hub (just the hub, not even Docker Inc that controls Docker the software) in ~2018. AI craze valuations are truly out there.
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by oefrha 14d ago
NPM packages doesn’t take up that much disk space for me with standard pnpm deduplication. The much bigger offender for me is Rust target dir: when people talk about vibe coding in Rust for performance, what they don’t mention (at least I’v
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by oefrha 14d ago
Of course <arguably creepy thing> tends to be built by people who don’t find it creepy, not really changing anyone’s mind with that line of argument. And you just found plenty of people who consider it creepy and will complain today.
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by oefrha 15d ago
I did a bunch of Fable 5.1 xhigh review work on a bunch of critical components, ones with direct comparison from Fable 5 xhigh runs from two weeks ago. Token cost was 1.5-2x for each component.
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by oefrha 16d ago
This reads like someone took two conventional non-AI reports about (1) different teams’ conflicting viewpoints of the same data; (2) deterministic traceability that is hardly remarkable, and asked Claude to merge the two reports and shoehor
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by oefrha 20d ago
I too have enjoyed vibing some random shit on the side and not having to beg people to build features I want anymore, but knowingly shipping subpar agentic code at work still kills me a little. (Well there’s no pressure on me to ship, but a
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by oefrha 20d ago
> It also leaves out the $106 million-plus Google co-founder Sergey Brin has spent in California fighting a proposed wealth tax and other issues Damn, I can't think of a better argument for wealth tax if one dude alone is willing t
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by oefrha 21d ago
It's crazy that sometimes I ask Opus 5 to explain what it just wrote to me, and it declares "that was word salad" (its words, not mine, without any hint from me other than "explain it").
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by oefrha 21d ago
What I don’t understand is that the vast majority of LLM workloads are pretty damn latency-insensitive. Why can’t they build these data centers where there’s little to no opposition? Sure someone will need to maintain the data centers, but
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by oefrha 22d ago
I’ve specifically had debit card with Visa mark declined online where credit card was expected. Don’t know how common that is because one stops doing that once it happens a couple times.
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by oefrha 22d ago
Try to pay for SaaS online. Tons of them accept nothing but credit cards; and then some of them accept direct withdrawals from bank account but it takes days to verify. Services using Stripe seems to be the worst at this. (I’ve never carrie
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by oefrha 24d ago
50% usage plus there seems to be a pretty big metering multiplier still. Do a relatively in-depth review of 3k LoC with Fable xhigh and poof, there goes 5% of the weekly Fable allowance. If I use their first party code-review skill that spa
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by oefrha 25d ago
Great, let’s deprecate everything never used by stasomatic, that will give us a much leaner OS.
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by oefrha 25d ago
I like how the $4.5T company can’t pay for the 100 engineering hours a year to maintain this, or just fork over the Claude tokens to do it, while they keep telling us how productive AI is making them (which, to be clear, has indeed made me
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by oefrha 25d ago
The guy still has like ~35% approval ratings according to every poll there is, and that’s after weekly displays of outright corruption from him and his family, and “winning” the same war dozens of times already with no end in sight. The num
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by oefrha 29d ago
They don’t. These are all on-tree commits behind a merge commit.
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by oefrha 1mo ago
> they announce it Forgive me for not subscribing to their blog? That's not how you announce changes to customers. Using a Level 7 CDN is based on trust. This is not a trustworthy action, period.
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by oefrha 1mo ago
Wow, this is ridiculous. Sites that have been running on Cloudflare for a decade+ silently got the treatment. Why the hell was there never a big banner telling me about this? I frequently log into the console. I get it that by being on the
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by oefrha 1mo ago
ValueAddVC shamelessly bragging about adding negative value to the web with slop. Classic. (I know, by commenting on this I’m contributing to their SEO effort.)
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by oefrha 1mo ago
Relative path? You sweet summer child. It prepends the absolute path for me all the time.
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by oefrha 1mo ago
They did release an Opus 5 prompting guide saying you need to explicitly prompt it to be concise or it will be very verbose. YMMV but it got better for me to some extent. https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/build-w
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by oefrha 1mo ago
> and that Apple would not attribute to GLM That was a wtf to me, so I checked Apple’s latest iOS release security content and GLM & z.ai is mentioned once (under WebKit), Anthropic is mentioned twice, Codex is mentioned once. Not cl
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by oefrha 1mo ago
Is anyone who’s not a control freak employer/manager actually excited about storing every single agent conversation alongside code in an easy to reference manner? It’s like attaching all office chat recordings and screencasts of your w
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by oefrha 1mo ago
Too bad the thought leader is spewing 500 Internal Server Error. "Oops! Our thought leadership engine is experiencing technical difficulties. Please try again." isn't something I'm proud to post to Slack.
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by oefrha 1mo ago
It’s really sad. I suppose for companies doing business online it’s just a (ballooning) cost of doing business, but for personal interactions it’s a disaster. I used to respond pretty enthusiastically to CTOs/team leads/recruiters
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by oefrha 1mo ago
Even if it’s good now, three to five years down the line there’s a 50% chance it’s sold for scraps and this may end up in the hands of a patent troll.
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by oefrha 1mo ago
Ever since Opus 4.7, the model has been tuned to emit such complex commands that not only a human can’t reasonably review them in reasonable time, even a fairly sophisticated command approval framework I built over time that broke down shel

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