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- incoming1211 parentNot even remotely close to 2023 hallucinations.
- What 6 month security review?
- Work pays for it. I don't work for stingy companies that don't provide the tools required to do the job. (our team spends > $1000/m EACH on Amp alone)
- As someone who switches between most CLIs to compare, Amp is still on top, costs more, but has the best results. The librarian and oracle make it leagues ahead of the competition.
- I think gemini 3 is hot garbage in everything. Its great on a greenfield trying to 1 shot something, if you're working on a long term project it just sucks.
- Remote MCP with API key which has claims works well to reduce the tool count to only that of what you need.
- ai isn't a bubble.
- I disagree, Codex always gets stuck and wants to double check and clarify things, its like "dammit just execute the plan and don't tell me until its completely finished"
The output of codex is also not as great. Codex is great at the planning and investigation portion but sucks at execution and code quality.
- I've tried going to sites to buy things and been met with Cloudflare CAPTCHA, only to immediately leave and buy what I wanted elsewhere.
- Cloudflare enabled blocking by default. People were on X complaining about it.
- I just created a new vite react project. All it does is render:
function App() { return <div>Hello world</div> }
Publish it as if it would be deployed to prod. ~185kb
- Huge as in usage? - yes it is huge.
Huge as in the library ecosystem? - yes it is huge.
Huge as in its a massive dependency? - yes it is huge.
I couldn't understand why React was so popular till I read a comment where someone explained that Tailwind and React in a large company allows the 1000s of devs to work in tiny little components without conflicting with others, and all of a sudden it makes sense why people make themselves suffer using React. Then everyone else is just following the large companies because "well X/Y/Z use it so we should too!!!"
- This is just an issue with people who expect AI to solve all of lifes problems before they get out of bed not realising they have no idea how AI works or what it produces and decide "it stops working because it sucks" instead of "it stops working because I don't know what I'm doing"
- Where was the debate? I wrote "debate and disagreement", which refers to them being together. Not separate things.
- * team receives feedback
"Bin it, no one will turn it on, make them turn it off if they don't want it"
- This isn't true at all. It's even stated in the article that TCM was popularized in the 50s. Prior to the 50s it was no different to medicine practiced anywhere else in the world before science figured out whats worked. Modern science extracted the specific elements from herbs and such that are effective and figured out dosages to apply. TCM is very much hit and miss. You're also not allowed to give it to children. Because they have no real idea of the dosage given.
- Most systems are based on the number of users performing operations on the application. Majority of people on HN never work on anything with more than 100k users, yet they introduce mountains of infrastructure and blame cloud for being expensive when they never needed that infrastructure to begin with.
- Because transactional databases are perfectly fine for this type of thing when you have 0 to 100k users.
- Sounds like someone is upset they didn't get poached.
- If you have setup a cursor rules or claude file, then you would only add file context and a prompt.
I have a cursor rule file which details my project structure, tools, commands to build, test, etc. Adds some do's and don'ts. This was quite lengthy to do initially on existing projects, cursor is able to assist with generating the first take which i manually reviewed and revised.
Since then I just tag a couple of files, explain what i want, and switch to another worktree and work on another feature while the first is being done.
Claude and Gemini both look at the file structure and match it, naming, etc.
- Jony Ive is a nobody without Steve Jobs.
After Jobs passed he never produced anything of any value, he almost destroyed Macbooks.
- Is there a reason these sort of improvements cannot be contributed back into .NET itself?