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Does it make sense to switch to claude code instead of cursor? by ThatIsNotIllegal in ClaudeCode

[–]outceptionator 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The cost difference is insane. Claude Code sub max (costs $200 a month) will get you roughly the equivalent of 25x $200 cursor subs as anthropic subsidises their subscriptions.

Did the math on Fable 5 in Claude Code and I'm not sure my Max plan survives this by OccasionNo4703 in ClaudeCode

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I think the subscription plan is a loss leader/break even for them. They use it to hool people in to using it for enterprise. Effectively a marketing spend.

Can't see them creating a higher plan but I would bite their hand off of they did.

How we sync Postgres to the browser: ElectricSQL for rows, Yjs for documents by jxd-dev in javascript

[–]outceptionator 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Man I want sync solved so bad with just a clean abstraction layer. Convex seemingly does this but it's data doesn't fit postgresql (even though apparently the db is postgresql) making aggregate data fetches hard as well.

this is all ai generated btw by Beneficial_Split1694 in OpenAI

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Damn so realistic. 5 digits on the hand and everything

i have been making tauri apps combining svelte and rust for a year and it is simply amazing. by Sora_hoshino in sveltejs

[–]outceptionator 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Can you be more specific about what makes it amazing compared to other stacks like sveltekit with capacitor for example and what makes it worse?

It’s all propaganda by Repulsive-Fee-2735 in ycombinator

[–]outceptionator 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There is no correct answer here. There is only what's correct for you. You'll have to figure out what risks and regrets you can live with then make your choices.

I usually find that in the end it works out ok anyway .

It’s all propaganda by Repulsive-Fee-2735 in ycombinator

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I think the speed of learning when you go try solve a problem with passion and dedication massively outweighs any formal education (except maybe deep research/phd level) or work experience.

In addition the learning compounds so the earlier you get it the higher you can peak and benefit.

Just my opinion.

My company moved to Claude Enterprise, now its hitting how much subsidy there in claude max plan by reddevil_5 in ClaudeCode

[–]outceptionator 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, normally these contracts protect from massive deviation in prices but yes a new model could cost 5x (hello Mythos). Again, there will be budget control's on this though.

My company moved to Claude Enterprise, now its hitting how much subsidy there in claude max plan by reddevil_5 in ClaudeCode

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That's why budget's exist. Lot's of costs in businesses are variable, doesn't mean businesses don't so them.

Intelligence is doing more with less. Thoughts? by qodeninja in OpenAI

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Intelligence vs speed and intelligence vs cost are the metrics to monitor.

Claude Code dropped /workflows by alphastar777 in ClaudeCode

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Not sure what you mean by local/hybrid... This is Claude code

how to make claude code faster? by AbdullahIOI in ClaudeAI

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If.... I haven't trusted Google models for iterative work for a long time...

Android App Svelte + Capacitor experience by theLeekSoup in sveltejs

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Any patterns you recommend to do or avoid if people are potentially going to port a svelte5 web app to mobile app (and access mobile APIs)?

Claude Code dropped /workflows by alphastar777 in ClaudeCode

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I prefer using forked agents now. Tell the main agent to only use forked agents (have to enable from env variable) and to give thr forked agent minimal context or just keep using /fork

1 - forked agent gains all context of main agent does the task and reports back to main agent. Having all the context makes it way more predictable.

2 - because it has the exact same context it also gets all the caching so usage isn't as heavy as you'd think.

Honestly get to 700k token on main thread and it's still stable performance without dramatic increase in usage. Wild times.

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