Ask HN: What is a good open-weight alternative to Claude Code?
I spin up a Claude code session for everything, including non coding related tasks. I love the terminal interface. What is a good alternative to try?
sid1992
Re:Ask HN: What is a good open-weight alternative to Claude Code?
on Sunday November 01, 2026 @10:20AM (#50326493)
awesome thank you! do they have routing built in?
Re:Ask HN: What is a good open-weight alternative to Claude Code?
on Sunday November 01, 2026 @10:20AM (#50326485)
thanks for the correction - what model would you suggest?
Re:Ask HN: What is a good open-weight alternative to Claude Code?
on Sunday November 01, 2026 @10:19AM (#50326477)
a harness that has a similar ux and a model recommendation that is as snappy and intelligent
Re:Tesla in fatal California crash was on Autopilot
on Saturday March 31, 2018 @09:09PM (#16726111)
I am surprised that proponents of Tesla and autopilot fail to see that the statistics presented are just not good enough. How is 85000 successful test runs of autopilot on that road good enough? Ask any engineer dealing with mass manufacturing and that number will seem shallow from a six sigma process perspective.
Any accidents involving autopilot are far more significant that human caused accidents not only because of the drastically fewer number of cars running autopilot compared to normal cars but also because the system is meant to be much more superior if it is allowed to run on a public road.
If I have my kids in the car with me then I try to be as far away as I can from a Tesla on the road. The lack of regulation in their case is appalling. The statistics have to be far stronger than what is being stated currently for allowing their systems to be run on public roads.
Re:Why India's Mars mission is so cheap – and thrilling
on Wednesday September 24, 2014 @10:11PM (#8365198)
Go to ISRO's website and look at the starting salary for an engineer. Even for the most paid fields there it is not more than 40000 rupees per month or roughly 650 dollars