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Every big enough organisation eventually moves to their own stack of observability. Agents just allow it do faster
Our spend on DataDog is too high -> Hey Opus 5.5 switch everything to Grafana and VictoriaMetrics -> 1 day later we spend 38x less on all logs, alerts, and graphs. No loss of functionality.
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This does not scale in interviews
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Since claude-code came out, how many of your side projects were you able to finish?
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Water is at the bottleneck
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This was the reason I end all my prompts with “DO NOT USE SUBAGENTS”.
Background subagents in Claude Code now use less of your usage limit. A running subagent updates its status line every 30 seconds, and each update used to re-read its whole conversation. Now Haiku 5.5 writes it from short notes instead, so each update costs about 99% less.
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Right wing media is going to have a blast before Diwali
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I think migrating from node to bun makes sense to save some CI money
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To improve Claude’s coding effort across different changes, I have started to ask it to maintain a dependencies file where it writes how one change affects/impacts other services. This comes in handy to describe the dependencies of functional changes.
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Gemini reads like Claude and Claude reads like Gemini
claude opus 5.5 advice for next 10 years.
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Perfect does not exist, progress however, progress can be made in pursuit of the perfect, which is in essence the same thing
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I haven't measured it, but i think using subagents burns your token in excess.
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Just like people like to watch people play chess, people will like to see greybeards code by hand.
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Since I started using subagents, I don’t allow them to raise individual PRs, just so I can save some money on CI minutes.
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Was looking for a job and thinking about reaching out on linkedin. Realised instinct can do this automatically and played my part in increasing linkedin spam.
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Apple should offer a layoff discount on macs for all the people getting laid in this economy.
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With ai, both parts of the statement are becoming true. “Stay hungry, stay foolish”
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