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by SkyPuncher 4mo ago
This is great for normal "apps". We have a really deep need for a lower touch way for our users to interact with us agentically without setting up MCP. It'd be really great to have some sort of temporary session or out-of-ban
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by SkyPuncher 4mo ago
I've been working on an MCP for creating semi-deterministic flows in Claude code (essentially skills, but broken down into pieces). In order to track execution and state, I have the LLM pass the MCP a unique "execution id" wi
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by SkyPuncher 4mo ago
Only consider compensation you control. If you don’t control equity, you cannot control the outcome, value, or liquidity of it.
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by SkyPuncher 4mo ago
This stat is limited to print-books only. He talks about all sorts of other forms of content, but seems to mysteriously miss audio books. If this source [0] is true then 65% of audiobooks (in 2022) were non-fiction. Likewise that the audiob
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by SkyPuncher 4mo ago
I think they're all trying to be a phone replacement, when I need them to be a smart watch replacement. Give me smart glasses and a ring that controls them. Give me simple, watch like actions, notifications, but keep them out of view.
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by SkyPuncher 4mo ago
I like to bounce around between a few different things at once. Normally, I work on my core work plus something tangentially related (e.g. 20% projects). The 20% projects keep my attention while the core work is LLM'ing.
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by SkyPuncher 4mo ago
As someone who often drives pitch dark country sides, you'd be surprised how hard it is to see people on the side of the road at night. Those blinding lights make a huge difference between you blending into the dark background and seei
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by SkyPuncher 4mo ago
Table 2 and 3 tell you basically all you need to know. When you use a harness that is tuned towards programing (Codex and Claude Code), grep wins. When you use a neutral harness, vector search wins. So far every Grep vs RAG discussion I&#x2
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by SkyPuncher 4mo ago
Linear has become the thing it sought to kill - complex. It's really the only way for companies to survive and go up market, unfortunately.
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by SkyPuncher 4mo ago
You’ve built a generic, be all for everyone product while requiring your user to be technical enough to understand what model to pick and why. This basically means your target audience is the exact same person who’s willing (and likely pref
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by SkyPuncher 4mo ago
If I can get Claude to thing about the actual science and bio-chemistry, it can reasonably be through things extremely well.
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by SkyPuncher 4mo ago
I found H2 anti-histamines like Pepcid actually made my symptoms worse. I was in a similar situation where Claude finally helped me make a breakthrough. It seems that my issue is entirely related to histamine levels. * H1 (like Zyrtec) help
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by SkyPuncher 4mo ago
I was on a similar path, but way less severe. I’ve become intolerant to eggs and chicken (and a bunch of other stuff) for some completely unknown reason. Over the course of the past 5 years, my overall health got progressively worse and wor
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by SkyPuncher 4mo ago
How'd you get the license to use "The Jetsons" cartoons?
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by SkyPuncher 4mo ago
How does your technical approach actually create accurate fact extract? You loose sooooooo much meaningful context and information when you transform something into a knowledge graph. Simple cases like "Gabe is CEO of Valve" map n
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by SkyPuncher 4mo ago
This comment is really insightful. It is the thing that genuinely flips this. It’s not just the structure, but the robotic voice in my head that autoplays. I had incorrectly assumed everyone felt that was normal. Now let me [completely 180
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by SkyPuncher 5mo ago
I discover the sleep issues were related to my inability to digest the monohydrate form. I’d get sweats, chills, all of the nasty side effects. I switched to HCL and tolerate it massively better.
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by SkyPuncher 5mo ago
Some people simply don’t digest the monohydrate form well. I get all of the symptoms you list. The HCL form is more expensive, but does wonders for me. None of the negative side effects.
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by SkyPuncher 5mo ago
I don't really get this. At this point, my limiting factor is not how quickly Claude can self-trudge through code. It's whether Claude is going to do the task correctly or not. I need more mechanisms for controlling long-running s
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by SkyPuncher 5mo ago
I'm extremely skeptical that dynamic workflows had anything to do with this. I've been able to refactor one of the most complicated parts of our code base with similar results. Mechanical refactors are relatively straight forward
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by SkyPuncher 5mo ago
> My own experience w/ 4.6 and 4.7 are that I don't firmly grasp any capabilities improvements over my memory of 4.5, but it's all so fuzzy that it's truly difficult to tell. I've actually intentionally switched
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by SkyPuncher 5mo ago
The problem is voting has historically been limited to, real, living things. This has inherently limited the total amount of votes cast and where. Corporations are an artificial entity that literally anyone can make. Even things like proper
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by SkyPuncher 5mo ago
Owning property through a corporation is trivial. 3 of my nearby neighbors are owned via an LLC (rentals). * Start an LLC/C-corp for a trivial amount of money. * Purchase land, but instead of paying with it via a personal check, you ne
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by SkyPuncher 5mo ago
HIPAA is completely irrelevant to any of this. Ours is technically HIPAA complaint because the data they process is not subject to HIPAA. In overly simple terms, if insurance is not involved, then it’s not subject to HIPAA.
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by SkyPuncher 5mo ago
> If you're not already applying static analysis and linters to your codebase Because most issues are in business logic that static analyzers aren't going to catch.
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by SkyPuncher 5mo ago
Yes, there's an em-dash, but it reads fine to me.
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by SkyPuncher 5mo ago
I've settled in on the opinion that it's much more creative and able to run agentically for longer periods of time. So, despite it not having drastically better "hard skills", it's able to combine those together in
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by SkyPuncher 5mo ago
For #2, I’d expect you’d use this through an organization/business account that has data retention turned off by default.
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by SkyPuncher 5mo ago
Not sure what laziness has to do with this. It’s all about tradeoffs. Auth isn’t something I want to think about. There are a lot of hidden traps.
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by SkyPuncher 5mo ago
Yep, it’s just a drag. It’s not our core product value so any effort we put into it is a drag.

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