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9mo ago
The flickering issue due to the Ink library has been a headache for a long time, but they are slowly making progress on this. https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/769
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The problem is they are using the Ink library which clears and redraws for each update. https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/769 I locally patched the closed-source CLI npm package but it's n
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9mo ago
> Claude is definitely not taking screenshots of that desktop & organizing, it's using normal file management cli tools Are you sure about that? Try "claude --chrome" with the CLI tool and watch what it does in the web
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9mo ago
I've been a software engineer professionally for over two decades and I use AI heavily both for personal projects and at work. At work the projects are huge (200+ large projects in various languages, C#, TypeScript front-end libs, Pyth
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9mo ago
PrimeTek components (PrimeReact, PrimeNG) are MIT licensed open source. They also have a CSS utility library (like Tailwind).
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9mo ago
"claude --chrome" does this out of the box and works pretty well.
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9mo ago
> ... Proceeds to explain how it's crippled and all the workarounds you have to do to make it less crippled. No - that's not what I did. You don't need an extra-long context full of irrelevant tokens. Claude doesn't n
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9mo ago
The context window isn't "crippled". Create a markdown document of your task (or use CLAUDE.md), put it in "plan mode" which allows Claude to use tool calls to ask questions before it generates the plan. When it fin
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9mo ago
"And wow is it nice not to have all the ads and crapware in our faces anymore." I don't understand this - and I'm not being a Windows defender here, I use Linux when I can (and promote its use). But my Windows 11 install
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9mo ago
> Without the random seed and variable randomness (temperature setting), LLMs will always produce the same output for the same input. Except they won't. Even at temperature 0, you will not always get the same output as the same inpu
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9mo ago
You can use Firefox or a Chromium browser that does not have as many of these issues. I was a Firefox user since the Phoenix/Firebird days but when I wanted Chromium, I chose Brave. It has better blocks for this sort of thing built int
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9mo ago
There was. New York magazine was the first to report this. > New York has obtained a confidential document from the Malaysian police investigation into the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 that shows that the plane's ca
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9mo ago
> in some md file 1a directly from Anthropic on agentic coding and Claude Code best practices. "Create CLAUDE.md files" https://www.anthropic.com/engineering/claude-code-best-pract... It works great. You c
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9mo ago
Just put a claude.md file in your directory. If you want more details about a subdirectory put one in there too. Claude itself can just update the claude.md file with whatever you might have forgot to put in there. You can stick it in git a
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10mo ago
I think Fedora 43 is compiled with CONFIG_RUST=y.
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10mo ago
Google Reader would present it almost like an inbox, where "unread" items are bold and read items are not. To me, this caused a "not caught up on the inbox" reaction because I also use Gmail. I know this is only one part
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10mo ago
I used to play British Legends on Compuserve at 300 baud and wrote a CNET 5-star software that was a hit worldwide in the late 90s. Get off my lawn! And yes, the whole "when I was young" saga starting in ... 2010 ... made me pause
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10mo ago
Isn't this how South Korean chaebols work? They operate with tension. They're supposed to have unified strategic direction from the top, but individual subsidiaries are also expected to be profit centers that compete in the market
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10mo ago
They did indeed.
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10mo ago
You are correct, "K" not "M" in my typo.
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10mo ago
Ink seems to be the root cause of a major issue with the Claude Code CLI where it flickers horribly when it needs to repeatedly clear the screen and redraw. I don't know why it's even necessary for this. https://github.
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10mo ago
Isn't this due to the 100M+ line C++ multi-threaded dependency being a potential nightmare when you are dealing with images in browsers/emails/etc. as an attack surface? I think both Mozilla and Google are OK with this - if i
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11mo ago
Humans don't trade on future knowledge either. Well, most of them - that can be illegal.
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11mo ago
The prompts aren't the key to the attack, though. They were able to get around guardrails with task decomposition. There is no way for the AI system to verify whether you are white hat or black hat when you are doing pen-testing if th
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11mo ago
Anthropic is not a security vendor. They're an AI research company that detected misuse of their own product. This is like "Microsoft detected people using Excel macros for malware delivery" not "Mandiant publishes APT28
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11mo ago
This isn't what I got from the Anthropic article. It's the fact that somebody like NSO Group could create a Pegasys in much faster time without humans in the loop. Write down everything your most brilliant hacker minds know - put
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11mo ago
You can absolutely do this. In fact, with Claude Anthropic encourages you to send it screenshots. It works very well if you aren't expecting pixel-perfection. YMMV with other models but Sonnet 4.5 is good with things like this - writi
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11mo ago
How do you think computing companies work? They buy hardware, replace it as the years go on, and continue doing business. The investment isn't just in raw compute - they have to build buildings, pay staff, and other things. For the ha
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11mo ago
VS Code is free, cross-platform, many people already use it, and has a very good GUI interface for git. It can easily do all the common workflows. I mainly use the CLI but if I already have a project open in VS Code I'll just do it in
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11mo ago
I think one of the issues is that LLMs can't have a "Go" model and an "HTML model". I mean, they can but what would that contain? It's not the language-specific features that make models large. When models wo
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