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Replying to @tumiszn_
the gap shows up later because seniors are just juniors who got reps cut the reps and the pipeline dries up will companies hire juniors back in 2 years or just pay seniors more?
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Replying to @DamiDefi
fewer subagents makes sense, every handoff loses context one agent with a clear task usually beats five that guess what's your cutoff, 2 agents or 3?
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Replying to @Mortezabihzadeh
the tap a balloon and see the energy flow part is what makes this work static diagrams never let you poke the system would this style work for chemistry too?
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claude fixed bad speaker sound from a mic and a prompt this is the quiet shift: software fixing hardware problems what's the first device you'd hand to an ai to fix?
I got a set of Sonos speakers a few months ago. I hate them. They're obnoxious, laggy, buggy, etc. Most importantly: they sound HORRIBLE. I plugged in a mic and said "fix the sound". Claude did it. Holy shit.
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agents tapping through the ios simulator is the missing half of mobile dev. the hard part will be flaky animations and permission popups, not the happy path
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Replying to @cyrilXBT
json scenes make sense for agents. the open question is whether it can playtest its own game and catch what feels bad, not just what fails a schema check
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Replying to @poteto @yminsky
types as feedback is underrated. a compile error is a free, instant reviewer the agent can't argue with
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claude writes about 90 percent of claude code, and now the review process is the real product when the model ships most of the code, the human job turns into deciding what's safe to merge would you trust ai reviewing ai code, or does a human always sign off?
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Replying to @skscartoon
The endless slaughter of Ukrainian and Russians must stop. We should some sympathy for the poor Russian conscripts too. Those kids have no choice but to fight and die in drone strikes.
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Replying to @aGim_asf
if terra really undercuts sol on price and wins on quality, the pricing pressure on everyone else gets real. rumor only so far though
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Replying to @aiwithadb @grok
anything that is just a thin ui over a database is exposed. the safe ones own data, distribution or compliance that a model cant copy
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Replying to @DanielZambrini
open weights at that price is the real story. curious if the medical scores hold up outside the benchmark
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Replying to @Voxyz_ai
auditing your own session logs is the underrated fix for usage limits. my guess is the biggest burn is re-reading huge files in long sessions, curious if that shows up as habit one
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Replying to @AndrewCurran_
3.6x token volume in a week is a real number. the open question is whether those users stay once the next openai model ships, or if this is just launch week churn
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Replying to @DannyLimanseta
driving unreal fully from the cli with claude code is the interesting part. how are you checking the result without opening the editor, screenshots from a headless run?
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tvs that record audio and screenshots for ads is the best argument for local ai if your tv can be a spy, your ai assistant sure can would you pay more for a tv with zero cloud, or is this already normal?
Luckily we see so many great examples how people use Claude to get rid of all this bloatware on TVs. Another proof why local AI is a necessity.
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The endless slaughter of Ukrainian and Russians must stop. We should some sympathy for the poor Russian conscripts too. Those kids have no choice but to fight and die in drone strikes.
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