theanonymousone

Claude the model or Claude (Code) the tool? I'm not sure what to think about an article that doesn't make it clear which one they are talking about...

Maybe referencing the reputation of IBM System/360?

Non-native speaker here. Can someone please be so nice to explain why do we use the word "Harness" here and not e.g. Orchestrate or Steer?

It took me some time to realise what people mean by it, originally confusing it with harvest.

I'm pretty sure it's not just Americans.

Just like open source didn't destroy quality software, maybe there an alternative model for journalism lying somewhere?

To me it never really clicked what MCP was/is, so I'm pretty happy with this development.

But Python compilers exist, nuitka being a more famous one: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuitka

Haha. Nobody ever cared that some humans preferred to use services via a CLI versus GUI. But now that "AI" needs it, CLI programs and APIs get released left and right :D

"was"?

No it's not. It's an "interpreter": The whole interpreter binary (in wasm) as well as the Python source is transferred to the client to be executed.

I wish someone commanded their agent to write a Python "compiler" targeting WASM. I'm quite surprised there is still no such thing at this day and age...

Even if not intentionally, it is probably leaking into training sets.

Neither is Copilot. The title explicitly mentions Claude "Code".

I don't think you need any dependencies to match Bash scripting in capability.

I already do it, but not in TS. There is a scripting language that is as available in most/all (non-Windows) systems as Bash: Python.

Edit: zero-dependency Python.

Does that mean half of those managers will become engineers?

Why did "outsourced workers get (relatively) much more expensive after"?

May I humbly and shamefully ask what does YOLO mean in this context, particularly "Yolo-ing it"?

The only Yolo I know about is an object detection model :/

Thanks. And why is CS not in STEM?

A yearly Github copilot subscription :)

> So do still learn CS or SE in college, but as a minor to another STEM field. My 2c.

What other STEM field, if I may ask?

Same for me regarding subreddits.

Is Claude "Code" anything special,or it's mostly the LLM and other CLIs (e.g. Copilot) also work?

The way I understood it, you can do your inserts with SQLite "proper", and simultaneously use DuckDB for analytics (aka read-only).

So why did Google make such a choice for their front-end framework?

> we’ve noticed a very long tail of websites that don’t require proxies

That tail seems to be getting harshly slaughtered by Cloudflare.

Is there a explanation for why C is slower than C++?

Yes. I also read it somewhere that, for example, if you hosted your service on Microsoft IIS, SSPL required you to publish IIS source, regardless of the fact that you don't have it.

/s would be nice. But just in case, I was suggesting to work closely with OSI and do enough back and forth until a license is agreed upon.

But SSPL was not approved by OSI. BY "investing" I mean getting it to the same status as AGPL :)

As a lay person, I still don't get what is AGPL missing that makes vendors "invent" so many new licenses and spawn so much debate? Why not just use AGPL, and if it's insufficient, invest in an AGPLv2 initiative?