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its never unlimited....

In this timeline, can we really trust publicly reported numbers even?

Seems like absolutely huge news, and hopefully getting it approved means it can be developed even more...

I dont even think theres a payoff in the software dev.... seems to be great to spin something up quick as a POC, then maintaining it requires people immediately who struggle with reading the amount of code it produces.

Gitlab has such a high rate of vulns, this release ahas 13 fixed and in a week there will probs be another 10

I think this is why Anthropic is pushing so hard towards the platform side of things. They are trying to build their own source control, document storage, artifacts etc... That's why people will buy it because it becomes an operating system for businesses enabled by AI.

Its for influencers

Can you suggest some things foreigners could do to help the situation in Ukraine?

But OpenAI said we have AGI now...

No Apps is such a strange choice, like really anti consumer....

When i used subagents with codex, it made tasks take literally 10x longer with a worse result.... seems unncessary.

The big thing that no one talks about will and always be having an agent help refine requirements with you and understand real world users... thats what real devs know and do - its the difference between slop and good.

Somali pirates WERE fishermen before being pirates... They turned to piracy to combat other countries fishing their waters.

The smartest thing they could have done is a platform play which is to try make their own React that was Figma native. A hard thing to do, but certainly doable if you consider where React is now...

I always thought it was weird that Figma didnt close the gap of taking a design and implementing it in code, that seems like what AI could enable too...

Didnt Opus 4.8 suddenly get more verbose mid release, as in it was released and responded normally then got annoyingly verbose weeks later?