chicagobuss

you... don't read hackernews much I take it? This is like 10% of all submissions lately, lol.

when something is that cheap, just remember, you're giving something valuable to the people selling you that thing

I think claude code is just way, way, way more than "just a harness" at this point.

You have to remember all of the surrounding features it works with now, like the infra behind the cloud agents, or how remote control works, the mobile apps, their connectors, team skills and mcp servers, on and on....

why does the pareto cost per task chart not have 6.1 sol?

awesome job to the whole team. Congrats Bryan and everyone!

I agree with you and disagree with the OP in similar ways.

I work on my own "agentically-engineered" projects and the pursuit of certain ideas for what you're calling intrinsic motivation, and I don't particularly care if others find it interesting or even find it at all or not, because the ideas themselves are cool to me.

It's kind of like I can suddenly tinker at 2,000% efficiency and share what I'm doing, _and if someone else finds it interesting, that's cool too_

Yes

It's entirely possible that in their testing of newer models, the whole problem is that even if it's doing better in benchmarks, maybe it's insufferable to work with, thus they're not releasing it.

go ask 100 random people across the world and I bet less than 20 will know both those company names.

I'm confused, isn't a self-hosted cloud something like openstack or kubernetes?

what a cool answer

It's also very convenient to not have to remember a bunch of extra combos or perform the gymnastics to press them, especially if you need other modifiers too like shift+pgup, shift+ctrl+pageup, etc