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I mean we elected an outrageous criminal into office. I think we are in a post-shame society.

Huh, that’s actually really cool.

> Wall street is less forgiving.

Have you heard of $TSLA before?

It’s not explicitly stated, but if you are insinuating that you don’t know how many more Saturdays you will have left to play outside because of the AI race while working for Anthropic, do you not have agency to quit? How could you be apart of something that makes you feel that way? That blows my mind.

> “the people in charge”

The everyday person votes for those in charge, and the everyday person couldn’t care less.

I just made up a name. I know Rebel is a model that’s hilariously large. Don’t know about others.

I love seeing Ram 6000 Max Diesel Rampage Pros who’s sole job is going to work and Walmart.

Can a model like this critique your accent/pronunciation? That would be cool.

> "No way the US is going to tariff the entire world regardless of what happens. The exodus of capital would be unimaginable."

Yes, because this government is known for its subtlety…

Someone forgot to cut a check to the Big Guy :^)

How much do gas cars pay in tax?

A deeply unserious country. What else can you say?

Is Erlang (not Elixir) used for new projects anymore? I never see new repos showing up here using Erlang in open source.

Booooooooooo

They just need to push the big red automate everything button. I’m sure it’s just that easy.

This is kind of one of the points I try to make. All of the damage that is being done right now is very hard to fix when we have sane people back in power (if that happens). It’s 100x easier to destroy than build, and we are seeing it happen in real time.

This is clearly rage-bait. Why feed the troll by commenting?

Sure, but they get less sympathy when a lot of their high profile employees talk about using Claude to write 100% of their code and yet Claude Code has loads of issues and their services go down every 10 minutes.

Of course personal projects are much quicker because usually personal projects don't have high code standards... I'm talking about production code.

>The code is still visible if i want to review it.

I agree that the test harness is the most important part, which is only possible to create successfully if you are very familiar with exactly how your code works and how it should work. How would you reach this point using a dashboard and just reviewing PRs?

I think you’ve forgotten about the context of OP’s post. He said he uninstalled vscode and uses a dashboard for managing his agents. How are you going to be able to do code review well when you don’t even know what’s going on in your own project? I catch subtle bugs Claude emits because I know exactly what’s happening because I’m actively working with Claude, not letting Claude do everything.

I have read comments about this on X, here, and other places, yet I have ever seen there be proof this is an actual productivity boost.

I use Claude Opus (4.5, 4.6) all the time and catch it making making subtle mistakes, all the time.

Are you really being more productive (let’s say 3x times more), or just feel that way because you are constantly prompting Claude?

Maybe I’m wrong, but I don’t buy it.

Im not sure we want to live in a world where no one works.

Maybe I’m wrong, and I certainly have no studies backing up my feelings, but not having to work seems like it would be a massive psychological disaster.

Having external reasons to get up in the morning (providing for your family, being apart of some organization, etc) feel really important.

What do you do now if you don’t mind sharing?

Yeah, this one will finally get him /s

You could build a mountain with articles with similar titles, and here we are.

Is grift the right word to use here? Is all corruption grift?

Wow, so brave after accepting the contract. This is more insulting than OpenAI saying they are a supply chain risk.

Is there a new agent orchestrater posted every day? Is this the new JS framework?

The average American wants a big SUV/Truck