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[Molly Ploofkins @Mollyploofkins]

Alex Pretti honoring a deceased veteran at the VA

[Tony Hydra @tonyhydra7]

@washingtonpost

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@AdamRackis I told Michael their ceo that his “head of design” decision would take them to the grave

Now it’s all coming into fruition

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@Yuchenj_UW Each and every day I dislike this motherfucker more and more

Let alone how trash Gemini is

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@thruflo @ElectricSQL We currently selfhost but would love to have that on AWS marketplace

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@NightSkyNow When a country that has bullied the world for almost a century gets weak, you have to make up lies to cast fear upon others

Sad state US has become

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@disclosetv Bro’s spot on

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@HongLiu9903 vs context-3?

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@tengyuma @VoyageAI voyage-4-large vs voyage-context-3?

also didn't exactly see the comparison between voyage-3-large vs 4-large in blog... thanks

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@jomatech @nikitabier Ngl not a fan of Meta but threads is genuinely a way better app than X

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@MrAhmadAwais Tbh I LOVED Matt’s typescript contents until he dabbed into AI context stuff

Made sense for engagements, but tbh not a fan of whatever he’s been preaching, way too opinionated in a way that CRUSHES model context quality

[Dillon Mulroy @dillon_mulroy]

been giving @AmpCode a test drive today (opencode is my daily driver) after chatting a bit w/ @thorstenball.

some initial thoughts:

- opinionated and generally with great taste. you can feel it in every decision and interaction, there is intent and thought behind everything.

- i really appreciate that they're not afraid to throw out features that they out grow and aren't afraid of breaking backwards compat - keeping that agility and flexibility for a product/tool like this is v. important w/ how fast things change

- the 'handoff' feature is insanely good and feels way better than the compaction in any of the other harnesses. it teaches and reinforces the importance of context management and makes you consider it at every step.

- i didn't expect to use the 'Oracle' feature/agent very much since the coding/smart agent is opus 4.5, but man, it's actually really well done and useful and i often am asking to consult the oracle

- the scrolling of the conversation window feels...artificially slow? i'm not sure how else to describe it

- the skill creator skill it ships with is actually pretty good and has generated a bunch of high quality skills (with oracle review ofc)

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@ThePrimeagen No lies were told here

Altho the quality was much higher in the first two weeks of opus release

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@theodormarcu Agentic search, grep, whatever the fuck it is… is still RAG

Can’t believe you’re employed by Cognition

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@melvynx The difference is in Cursor you get ZDR

Whereas with Claude Max, everything you work on, is exposed to Anthropic and used to train models = your business “secrets” will soon be open sourced

So yeah, be cheap and generate data for Anthropic while paying them

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@tbpn He’s retarded

Quantity ≠ quality

The entire “more data + more compute = better model” will be obsolete in a few years

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@ErikSchluntz Software <-> Hardware

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@jamonholmgren Nah nah let’s keep this dick measuring contest go on for as long as it could