> Isn't it kind of the intersectionality of the right of self determination and the right to freely associate or the right to not freely associate? Not entirely sure what you are saying here. Are you saying that people…
> Everyone in SWE (who got into it for the love of writing code) is experiencing this. I love writing code. But I also love solving problems. AI allows me to solve problems in different ways. And I am totally enjoying…
> If Anthropic or OpenAI fails, the other wins the US market, no? I am of the opinion that they both either succeed or they both fail. They are both losing money hand over fist and their model quality is pretty close to…
> So you want passkey-level security, but are okay to let a 3rd party manage your passwords? You can self host an open-source solution if you do not trust 3rd parties. I put high value on convenience. TOTP solutions are…
> Really? Hundreds of billions of dollars in debt is an improvement? We are not debating Anthropic finances in this article.
> But they should really stop commenting on software practices. I disagree. Many of us have an emotional attachment to the way we do things and have difficulty letting go. Anthropic is showing a different way of doing…
> Nobody on the team keeps a complete mental model of Claude Code in their head. For sufficiently large codebases in large organization that is how it has been with humans, who come and go. In many respects, What…
> devices but with superintelligence Donald, is that you?
> Anthropic should create a versioning system for prompts If LLMs were deterministic, like compilers, you would have a point.
Many of us have used Claude Code. And Codex too. These tools are essentially produced by bots. What is the quality like? I would say pretty good! Are there occasional issues in the tool itself? Yes. But more than…
> Gemini 4 Argon is a new leader in Pareto-frontier. Looks like, Google is back in the race. For chat, yes. But switch to code on the same page, and the picture changes. OpenAI takes the lead.
A password manager solves this problem. I use 1password but there are others, including open source solutions. Passkeys for me are by far the most convenient form of MFA-based authentication.
> You can put your passkey in another safe. This! Passkeys would have been tough for me to adopt without this ability. Now passkeys are significantly more convenient that any other MFA method.
> I "code" using Codex but I still use PHPStorm for checking diffs, database access, reviewing PRs, and the debugger. The value proposition has changed, not disappeared. You are able to do this while the output is small…
> One of the nice things about MCP is that the tools have descriptions that provide guidance to the LLM. It is more of a curse than a blessing. MCP pollutes agent context even when you are not using it. Use a manually…
> MCP is a tool more for security than anything else. The agent can get to the resource through the MCP server or using API key. I personally do not see the benefit MCP is providing here. Sure you can reduce the exposed…
The shimmering effect on the web page... it does not add to the experience. It subtracts. It is very distracting. I want to read what you wrote but keep getting distracted with things moving on the screen.
> Read papers given to you! I don't. I blame on the ADHD. Or maybe its laziness.
> And still capturing audio where This may come as a surprise, but most phones can capture audio these days. Has your state made them illegal yet?
> The need for actual lawyers will persist.. I agree. But, we will need a lot fewer of them. My small company called our lawyer a lot more before the advent of AI. Mostly to clarify a few things or review simpler…
> This is an incredibly boring task. We all want super exciting jobs. But plenty have boring jobs like this. Between not having a job or having a boring job that pays well, the choice is obvious for many of us.
"Windows", "Word" and "Excel" are just plain English words, but it appears you can trademark them for specific industry. Maybe you have to make it more specific. Like "Microsoft Windows"?
Yep. I faced the exact same issue. Too many times. And then just gave up.
> I miss Craigslist more and more I do not. Craigslist was completely anonymous. Marketplace a lot less so. This makes a massive difference. > marketplace seems to be where everyone in my area has congregated. I think…
> it's not just the "normies" who don't know what Sol is. You are closer to a normie than most here I assume.
> Isn't it kind of the intersectionality of the right of self determination and the right to freely associate or the right to not freely associate? Not entirely sure what you are saying here. Are you saying that people…
> Everyone in SWE (who got into it for the love of writing code) is experiencing this. I love writing code. But I also love solving problems. AI allows me to solve problems in different ways. And I am totally enjoying…
> If Anthropic or OpenAI fails, the other wins the US market, no? I am of the opinion that they both either succeed or they both fail. They are both losing money hand over fist and their model quality is pretty close to…
> So you want passkey-level security, but are okay to let a 3rd party manage your passwords? You can self host an open-source solution if you do not trust 3rd parties. I put high value on convenience. TOTP solutions are…
> Really? Hundreds of billions of dollars in debt is an improvement? We are not debating Anthropic finances in this article.
> But they should really stop commenting on software practices. I disagree. Many of us have an emotional attachment to the way we do things and have difficulty letting go. Anthropic is showing a different way of doing…
> Nobody on the team keeps a complete mental model of Claude Code in their head. For sufficiently large codebases in large organization that is how it has been with humans, who come and go. In many respects, What…
> devices but with superintelligence Donald, is that you?
> Anthropic should create a versioning system for prompts If LLMs were deterministic, like compilers, you would have a point.
Many of us have used Claude Code. And Codex too. These tools are essentially produced by bots. What is the quality like? I would say pretty good! Are there occasional issues in the tool itself? Yes. But more than…
> Gemini 4 Argon is a new leader in Pareto-frontier. Looks like, Google is back in the race. For chat, yes. But switch to code on the same page, and the picture changes. OpenAI takes the lead.
A password manager solves this problem. I use 1password but there are others, including open source solutions. Passkeys for me are by far the most convenient form of MFA-based authentication.
> You can put your passkey in another safe. This! Passkeys would have been tough for me to adopt without this ability. Now passkeys are significantly more convenient that any other MFA method.
> I "code" using Codex but I still use PHPStorm for checking diffs, database access, reviewing PRs, and the debugger. The value proposition has changed, not disappeared. You are able to do this while the output is small…
> One of the nice things about MCP is that the tools have descriptions that provide guidance to the LLM. It is more of a curse than a blessing. MCP pollutes agent context even when you are not using it. Use a manually…
> MCP is a tool more for security than anything else. The agent can get to the resource through the MCP server or using API key. I personally do not see the benefit MCP is providing here. Sure you can reduce the exposed…
The shimmering effect on the web page... it does not add to the experience. It subtracts. It is very distracting. I want to read what you wrote but keep getting distracted with things moving on the screen.
> Read papers given to you! I don't. I blame on the ADHD. Or maybe its laziness.
> And still capturing audio where This may come as a surprise, but most phones can capture audio these days. Has your state made them illegal yet?
> The need for actual lawyers will persist.. I agree. But, we will need a lot fewer of them. My small company called our lawyer a lot more before the advent of AI. Mostly to clarify a few things or review simpler…
> This is an incredibly boring task. We all want super exciting jobs. But plenty have boring jobs like this. Between not having a job or having a boring job that pays well, the choice is obvious for many of us.
"Windows", "Word" and "Excel" are just plain English words, but it appears you can trademark them for specific industry. Maybe you have to make it more specific. Like "Microsoft Windows"?
Yep. I faced the exact same issue. Too many times. And then just gave up.
> I miss Craigslist more and more I do not. Craigslist was completely anonymous. Marketplace a lot less so. This makes a massive difference. > marketplace seems to be where everyone in my area has congregated. I think…
> it's not just the "normies" who don't know what Sol is. You are closer to a normie than most here I assume.