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rogerthis commented on Anthropic officially bans using subscription auth for third party use   code.claude.com/docs/en/l... · Posted by u/theahura
rglullis · a month ago
> If they can provide a relatively cheap subscription against the direct API use

Except they can't. Their costs are not magically lower when you use claude code vs when you use a third-party client.

> For me, this is fair.

This is, plain and simple, a tie-in sale of claude code. I am particularly amused by people accepting it as "fair" because in Brazil this is an illegal practice.

rogerthis · a month ago
Unless it's illegal in more places, I think they won't care. In my experience, the percentage of free riders in Brazil is higher (due to circumstances, better said).
rogerthis commented on The AI boom is causing shortages everywhere else   washingtonpost.com/techno... · Posted by u/1vuio0pswjnm7
onion2k · a month ago
Nvidia invests $100bn in OpenAI, who buy $100bn of Nvidia chips, who invest the $100bn revenue in OpenAI, who buy $100bn in Nvidia chips, and round it goes. That's an easy $600bn increase in tech industry revenue right there.
rogerthis · a month ago
Smells like "Banco Master" (Brazil) scandal.
rogerthis commented on Coding agents have replaced every framework I used   blog.alaindichiappari.dev... · Posted by u/alainrk
eqvinox · a month ago
> What’s gone is the tearing, exhausting manual labour of typing every single line of code.

Do I live in a different engineering world? Because that's so much not the exhausting labour part of my work, it's not even the same universe. The exhausting manual labour for me is interacting with others in the project, aligning goals and distributing work, reviewing, testing, even coming up with test concepts, and… actually thinking through what the code conceptually will work like. The most exhausting thing I've done recently is thinking through lock-free/atomic data structures. Ouch, does that shit rack your brain.

rogerthis · a month ago
Weird thing is that it can ease things like that too.
rogerthis commented on Instant Checkout and the Agentic Commerce Protocol   openai.com/index/buy-it-i... · Posted by u/meetpateltech
flkiwi · 6 months ago
> finding products they love

That phrase is a dead giveaway that a very silly group of people have started dominating the conversation at a given company. I don't "love" a product. I certainly don't "love" a product I'm having to resort to ChatGPT to figure out my potential relationship with. At best, I "love" having a solution to a problem that I want to spend as little time and money solving as possible, and even then it's more of a satisfactorily productive comradeship.

God this is exhausting.

rogerthis · 6 months ago
Yeah, miss good ol' mom, gradma talk: you (should) love people; things you like them.
rogerthis commented on Freeway guardrails are now a favorite target of thieves   laist.com/news/transporta... · Posted by u/jaredwiener
rogerthis · 6 months ago
You are becoming Brazil (brazilian here).
rogerthis commented on Everything I know about good API design   seangoedecke.com/good-api... · Posted by u/ahamez
zahlman · 7 months ago
Anyone else old enough to remember when "API" also meant something that had nothing to do with sending and receiving JSON over HTTP? In some cases, you could even make something that your users would install locally, and use without needing an Internet connection.
rogerthis · 7 months ago
Things would come in SDKs, and docs were in MS Help .chm files.
rogerthis commented on Ask HN: Worth leaving position over push to adopt vibe coding?    · Posted by u/NotAnOtter
rogerthis · 8 months ago
I can't stop thinking what happened when CASE tools, WYSIWIG, UML, Model Driven Architecture/Development, etc was pushed into devs. I know, it's a different phenomenon (that was a graphical visual push, this keeps the text).
rogerthis commented on No Hello   nohello.net/en/... · Posted by u/emreb
rogerthis · 9 months ago
My rules: if it's a person I interact everyday, private hello (hi, hey) is ok, and answered with equivalent. If we don't interact usually or have never, if I'm the one starting, then it's "Hi, I'm ..., the one responsible for ... We have this case ... etc etc.". I accept anything.

But, anyways, it's just life, don't know why people (even from my generation) are nervous these days.

rogerthis commented on Apple introduces a universal design across platforms   apple.com/newsroom/2025/0... · Posted by u/meetpateltech
rogerthis · 9 months ago
It's weird the amount of not asked/not needed things we do.

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