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zomglings
1mo ago
Good game, but the fact that there is a target that you have to achieve in a fixed number of rounds changes the math. For instance, if all I care about is satisfying your win conditions, and I am above $20,000, then I should just pass till
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zomglings
2mo ago
Could you share the restaurant? I maintain a list.
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zomglings
2mo ago
God I miss that show.
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zomglings
4mo ago
It doesn’t have to be $300/day worth of output tokens. It could be like $290/day worth of input tokens to teach both you and the model about the problem you are solving and then $10/day worth of output tokens.
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zomglings
7mo ago
I have been hungry to do more work from my cell phone. It's ridiculous to be forced to sit in front of a computer to work with AI. My current solution is to have claude (--dangerously-skip-permissions) listen for messages in my slack
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zomglings
7mo ago
Honestly have never heard of this person. Why does HN care so much that he joined OpenAI?
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zomglings
1y ago
Does anyone else find the use of different shades of green for the graph comparing Gemini 2.5 Pro and Sonnet just a little insane?
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Code is a scalpel, prose is a chainsaw
(ergodiclabs.github.io)
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1y ago
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1y ago
They did it!
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zomglings
1y ago
Yes, this is true. It's a summary, and cannot really undo a /clear. It is just a directed, cheaper /compact.
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1y ago
Apologies for the late reply. My kids demanded my attention yesterday. It doesn't seem to have included any points on style or workflow in the context. Most of my context documents end up including the following information: 1. I want
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1y ago
Fair enough. That's pretty cool, I haven't gone that far in my own work with AI yet, but now I am inspired to try. The point is to get a pipeline working, cost can be optimized down after.
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zomglings
1y ago
What is in the file?
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zomglings
1y ago
You can ask it to store its current context to a file, review the file, ask it to emphasize or de-emphasize things based on your review, and then use `/clear`. Then, you can edit the file at your leisure if you want to. And when you wa
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1y ago
Thanks, makes sense that an MCP server that edits files is a workaround to the problem.
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1y ago
To be fair to them, they make it pretty easy to manage the subscription, downgrade it, etc. This is definitely not malicious on their part. Just bears pointing out.
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1y ago
You know, I wouldn't mind if they just applied the API pricing after Claude Code ran through the plan limits. It would definitely get me to use it more.
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1y ago
$100/day seems reasonable as an upper-percentile spend per programmer. $500/day sounds insane. A 2.5 hour session with Claude Code costs me somewhere between $15 and $20. Taking $20/2.5 hours as the estimate, $100 would buy m
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1y ago
The writing of edits and code directly on my machine is something that happens on the client side. I don't see why that usage would be subject to anything but one-time billing or how it puts any strain on Anthropic's infrastructur
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1y ago
I would accept a higher-priced plan (which covered both my use of Claude.ai/Claude Desktop AND my use of Claude Code). Anthropic make it seem like Claude Code is a product categorized like Claude Desktop (usage of which gets billed aga
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1y ago
If anyone from Anthropic is reading this, your billing for Claude Code is hostile to your users. Why doesn’t Claude Code usage count against the same plan that usage of Claude.ai and Claude Desktop are billed against? I upgraded to the $200
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1y ago
My blood pressure just tripled.
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1y ago
Reinforcement Learning. I hate acronyms with a fierce passion.
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1y ago
This is the quiz Claude created about Hacker News: Question: What's interesting about Hacker News? 1. Hacker News was created by Paul Graham in February 2007, initially called "Startup News" or "News.YC" before rece
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Show HN: Two Truths and a Twist – MCP trivia game where your AI quizzes you
(git.sr.ht)
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1y ago
I'm constantly waiting for other players. Classic cold-start problem for multiplayer games like this. Traditionally, game developers add bots to combat this problem. In your case, because the players are supposed to spot the bot, you c
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Every app will become an AI app, just not in the way that you think
(ergodiclabs.github.io)
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Use it as training data for their models.
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1y ago
You feel comfortable uploading your family images to OpenAI servers?
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1y ago
I received a 500 response when I attempted to create an MCP server for an API. I was using this URL: https://engineapi.moonstream.to/metatx/openapi.json The response body: {success: false, error: "Server URL
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