sibeliuss

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by sibeliuss 1mo ago
This is how I feel completely, having also grown up online all the way from BBSs onwards. I literally don't even have websites to visit any more. I get on my computer, scan hacker news for a bit, check twitter for a few minutes, scan s
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by sibeliuss 1mo ago
You are fighting a good fight! Props.
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by sibeliuss 1mo ago
4.6 is the last great model from Anthropic. If one isn't greedy and hype-driven, the benefits are clear.
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by sibeliuss 1mo ago
I have utterly abandoned Anthropic as a customer because of these writing style / behavior changes. It is insufferably bad, and it is impacting code quality. Switched over to Codex 5.6, and dude, we are BACK.
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by sibeliuss 1mo ago
All of his books are highly recommended -- and the further you get away from the ones about dolphins the better.
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by sibeliuss 2mo ago
Absolutely terrible AI writing. Do not read.
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by sibeliuss 2mo ago
Every day I witness the crazy wonder that is network knowledge / devops + agents from my colleagues. Things that were not possible become possible, assuming deep expertise. I feel for mathematicians like the author, but it will pass on
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by sibeliuss 2mo ago
4.6 is night and day better. It was before the big language switch up. Terrible direction that Anthropic has taken this.
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by sibeliuss 2mo ago
You're just getting older and realizing something about yourself. The only way to preserve your attention is to guard it like a jewel. It is a learned behavior once you enter the real world.
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by sibeliuss 2mo ago
In my opinion he nailed the timeline. It just needed to take off, and it is.
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by sibeliuss 2mo ago
McKenna to Alex Jones? That is an offensively bad comparison for someone as philosophically astute and well-rounded as he was. And tripping to a fever dream... You know, sometimes it's best to just not respond if you know nothing about
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by sibeliuss 2mo ago
I can. An OBE feels utterly real, minus the "oh shit... this is happening!" aspect of it all. It is not like a dream, even a lucid dream. And like a cliched cinematic experience you lift out of your body intact, as if there were t
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by sibeliuss 2mo ago
These newer models are a f'ing nightmare. I hate it so. I'm never moving off of Opus 4.6.
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by sibeliuss 2mo ago
I'm fully on the agentic coding train and haven't manually typed code in a while so I understand the sentiment around moving beyond this level of analysis. However, how can this advice work practically speaking, day to day? Especi
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by sibeliuss 3mo ago
The problem is that you need to twist the cube
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by sibeliuss 3mo ago
If you try to quit something, you need to be patient. Like really patient. You can't know what its like until you've given it a few years -- especially if you've been taking them since you were a child. A whole new world migh
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by sibeliuss 4mo ago
Well the answer is easy, don't vibe code then?
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by sibeliuss 4mo ago
Maybe a lot of this comes down to people are having fun building stuff in a way they weren't before? But i imagine this will all die down.
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by sibeliuss 4mo ago
I'm not being literal. Revolutionary technology arrives on the scene, is extremely visible, changes a whole industry and frankly creates an entirely new economy. All eyes on Anthropic. They don't get enough credit for being right
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by sibeliuss 4mo ago
Is it that, or is it just that every software developer, enterprise, dev and non-dev alike has their eyes on Claude Code as the most popular software project ever? Software in general has tons of bugs. People need to understand scale here,
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by sibeliuss 4mo ago
Even clearer, if you don't adapt to the changes taking place in the field there might not be a future for you. Its not about age, it is about attitude and flexibility (which are, admittedly, issues when getting older). In other words,
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by sibeliuss 4mo ago
He just means: by this age you've probably found your preferred title and level, unless you want to rise to more C-level / executive positions, which are rarer in any case and most folks don't want.
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by sibeliuss 4mo ago
Get this ai writing slop outta here. People have zero shame anymore.
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by sibeliuss 5mo ago
This is all so speculative and whatevs
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by sibeliuss 5mo ago
It saves so much time! Think of the best find and replace and autocomplete and macro and every other possible super tool you use and roll everything into one. The design phase of any significant feature pales in comparison to all of the (no
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by sibeliuss 5mo ago
This is precisely why these types of articles don't make any sense to me, and strike me as case studies on human laziness. If you want good output, you'll review the output and iterate. If you want good foundations, you'll wr
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by sibeliuss 5mo ago
As someone who works from home, and has for a long time, and would do it no differently -- and also as someone who has been up in the chain a bit and had an opportunity to look closely at things like productivity and other working patterns
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by sibeliuss 5mo ago
This thing is horrible. If you have it installed, it will silently inject a warning into claude that you should use tailwind, even if your app is not! Then every single request will silently question the decision as to why yr app is using o
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Moving Railway's Frontend Off Next.js(blog.railway.com)
4 points by sibeliuss 5mo ago|0 comments
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by sibeliuss 6mo ago
Cmd+Tab skills! But mainly, its a matter of only ever doing one thing at a time and optimizing for that in lots of little ways. This "rule" is especially useful now that I'm coding primarily through agents. Secret weapon numb

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