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by CGamesPlay 7mo ago
I am always curious when I see these kinds of movement. It seems abundantly clear that the options on any vote in any legislature for a proposed bill are always “yes” and “ask me later”. So when I see things like Fight Chat Control, it feel
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by CGamesPlay 7mo ago
Except, this wasn't a "cold start" test. It was a "leave the page open and watch subsequent requests" test. Cache absolutely applies here.
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by CGamesPlay 7mo ago
Disabling cache and then complaining that the bandwidth usage never stops increasing is certainly a take, but I'm not sure you can meaningfully draw any conclusions from it.
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by CGamesPlay 7mo ago
It does when the "disable caches" checkbox is checked, as it is in that screenshot.
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by CGamesPlay 7mo ago
SSH configs support wildcards, so if you couple it with a ProxyCommand you can an arbitrary level of dynamism for a host pattern (like *.exe.dev). But yeah, everything is a trade-off.
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by CGamesPlay 7mo ago
Using nonstandard ports would break the `ssh foo.exe.dev` pattern. This could also have been solved by requiring users to customize their SSH config (coder does this once per machine, and it applies to all workspaces), but I guess the exe.d
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by CGamesPlay 7mo ago
This would avoid dealing with merge conflicts when the PR changes, which is nice.
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by CGamesPlay 7mo ago
LLM coding has made programming feel like playing Factorio to me. It's simultaneously much more addictive and much more strenuous than it's even been for me before. Each commit feels like moving to a new link in the supply chain,
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by CGamesPlay 7mo ago
Appears not to. https://claude.ai/share/ac070cf5-0034-4f3c-9a8c-1c43a58eea36 Claude’s analysis seems solid here based on reading the snippets it tested. A purpose-built linter could be cross-language, it’s pretty reaso
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by CGamesPlay 7mo ago
I hope it’s at least a little tricky, since Claude was released only 3 years ago. That said, I would not be surprised to see companies asking for 10 years experience, despite that inconvenient truth.
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by CGamesPlay 7mo ago
I published my submission and all supporting information here, in case anyone is curious! https://github.com/CGamesPlay/moment-swarm
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by CGamesPlay 7mo ago
Claude subscriptions (strangely) have a Sonnet limit which is lower than the general model limit. Using Sonnet counts against both limits, using Opus only the general limit. So the subscriptions are discouraging Sonnet use as well.
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by CGamesPlay 7mo ago
That was fun! Will there be a blog post / showcase or anything? I came in 9th, and will definitely be writing a blog post. I did not write a single line of antssembly during the contest!
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by CGamesPlay 7mo ago
Yeah, but then they went and added "memories" and in particular automatic memory management, and now it isn't a clean slate each time. And that's exactly what this is importing: those automatically curated memories that
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by CGamesPlay 7mo ago
Sure, it's for those customers who don't have any idea what a "context window" is.
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by CGamesPlay 8mo ago
No, that link goes to the second “download our app” screen shown in the OP.
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by CGamesPlay 8mo ago
This is untrue. Subpoenas, wiretapping, and other extrajudicial means can be stopped by legislation that bans them. You can't say in one breath that legislation that enables it (Patriot Act) cannot be undone by more legislation. There
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by CGamesPlay 8mo ago
Certainly not. Pi is "minimalist", so the draw is that it's "easy" to set it up yourself. You can not do that and run it in yolo mode, and you can do that with Claude Code too. Heck you can even use this hypothetica
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by CGamesPlay 8mo ago
Well, you are imagining a worse UX, but it doesn't have to be. Pi doesn't include a sandboxing story at all (Claude provides an advisory but not mandatory one), but the sandbox doesn't have to be a simple static list of allow
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by CGamesPlay 8mo ago
To me, the most interesting thing about Pi and the "claw" phenomenon is what it means for open source. It's becoming passé to ask for feature requests and even to submit PRs to open source repos. Instead of extensions you ins
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by CGamesPlay 8mo ago
> if I start the agent in ./folder then anything outside of ./folder should be off limits unless I explicitly allow it, and the same goes for bash where everything not on an allowlist should be blocked by default. Here's t
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by CGamesPlay 8mo ago
4 times in one thread, please stop spamming this link.
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by CGamesPlay 8mo ago
Thanks for putting this together, it's very helpful. Readers may also be interested in < https://github.com/eugene1g/agent-safehouse > which was open sourced after a recent HN conversation < https:/&#x
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by CGamesPlay 8mo ago
You can rename `.gitkeep` to `.gitignore` and both be happy in that case.
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by CGamesPlay 8mo ago
Wow, the original was actually the real diagram at a thumbnail-quality resolution, so this was an AI upscaling or something like that. https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/learn/blob/c266367ec0eb1f7f...
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by CGamesPlay 8mo ago
From a brief look, this appears to be using LLM-as-optimizer techniques to generate and measure the impact of skills. That's a lot more involved and likely more effective than the typical "ask Claude to write a skill for the tas
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by CGamesPlay 8mo ago
My instinct is that it should be built in to tool calls. So if there was a "klaw dispatch tool", it would have the same approval flow as the "publish draft" tool, which is to say some easy way for a human to review and a
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by CGamesPlay 8mo ago
This looks like what I want. A few questions: is it possible to have a “mayor” type role that has the ability to start other agents, but at the same time be unable to access those secrets or infiltrate prompt data? The key piece I don’t see
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by CGamesPlay 8mo ago
But what can it actually do ? I read the landing page, your blog post, glanced through the docs… lots of stuff about how it’s built and absolutely nothing about how it’s useful to me. What are some actually useful use cases and how would I
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by CGamesPlay 8mo ago
> Github doesn't show timestamps in the UI, but they do in the HTML. Unrelated tip for you: `title` attributes are generally shown as a mouseover tooltip, which is the case here. It's a very common practice to put the precise t

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