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Ameya Shenoy

@codingcoffeex

enginner; turning thoughts into software.

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I think the phrase "human partner" is going to be subtly introduced into our vocabulary by popular media so as to subtly suggest there can be other types of partners. All in an attempt to normalize AI "partners", increase social isolation, and profit off people's suffering.

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suspected a guy cheating during interviews - person answered the **same question** in a stellar fashion in 1 interview and struggled to give even a satisfactory response in another - later found this on his forked github repos evidence enough to consider person cheated?

suspected a guy cheating during interviews

- person answered the **same question** in a stellar fashion in 1 interview and struggled to give even a satisfactory response in another 
- later found this on his forked github repos

evidence enough to consider person cheated?
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with llms, it's always a struggle between having the entire code indexed in my mind; having a slightly better peace of mind during a prod outage vs offloading thinking / building to llm; panicking during prod outage i still prefer erring on the former than the latter; i'll

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gpt-oss is insane! i've found the perfect use case for it, im using it for finding if a given number is even or odd, and it responds correctly with a 97.8% accuracy! that is unheard of.

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there should be a .claudeignore file, something along the lines of .gitignore. files which claude-code (or other tools) should absolutely not have access to. things like .env, secrets come under this but then again we all know how much robots.txt is respected by scrapers

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does documentation even make sense now? earlier it was to abstract out complexity for easier understanding, and even then nothing was ever documented very well. and even if it was it never used to keep up with the latest changes now one can simply use LLMs to directly generate