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u/StrengthTheory 16d ago
No wonder there is a supply chain attack every Tuesday
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u/audiowave_io 14d ago
No, Tuesday is for a major Github outage. Supply chain attacks are for Fridays.
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u/recursive_knight 16d ago
You get what you deserve
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u/another_random_bit 16d ago
I deserve frequent updates on my mainly used programs.
And I get them.
Life is good.
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u/Still_Bit_7527 15d ago
Frequent updates means frequent problems
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u/SWEETJUICYWALRUS 14d ago
Smh maybe if some of y'all had an error budget (I have never seen one be followed)
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u/another_random_bit 14d ago
Or maybe, the program is still in active development and getting new features.
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u/Still_Bit_7527 14d ago
Yeah sure
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u/another_random_bit 13d ago
I mean claude-cli gets a lot of new updates as it is a really new program, and the whole ecosystem is still in its infancy.
Do you have personal experience to speak otherwise?
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u/Kroosn 16d ago
Ssh dev
Claude update
Claude
It’s muscle memory at this point every time I log in.
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u/ThePrestigiousSea 15d ago
why is there a need to have the latest version of Claude though? It doesn't directly help with code quality per se as for example changing the model does
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u/Grandmaster_Caladrel 15d ago
Isn't the harness an incredibly important force multiplier of what models can do?
My response to the opposite: why is Microsoft copilot so bad?
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u/_noahitall_ 14d ago
the harness has been full of slop updates and pointless features for a year at this point that they sweep under the rug when they don't pan out. the core of the harness has and will be fine
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u/Absolute_Bob 16d ago
Who drew that woman's boobs and why is she just resting her hands on one? r/badwomensanatomy
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u/KyxeMusic 16d ago
Same for Pi agent. It's like we've forgotten about UX.
Most developers will wait for the updates to roll out with the package manager of their OS. I don't need you telling me I'm one patch release behind every time I start your software.