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by TheTaytay 8mo ago
I would agree. I don’t use k8s and assumed I couldn’t use this as a result…
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by TheTaytay 8mo ago
I think we are about to see much stronger weight given to accounts created prior to a certain date. This won’t be the only criteria certainly, but it will be one of them, as people struggle to separate signal from noise.
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by TheTaytay 8mo ago
I came away impressed with this article. Whatever he is prompting might have crossed the uncanny valley.
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by TheTaytay 8mo ago
An organization without “tech debt” is not good at prioritizing.
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by TheTaytay 8mo ago
Thank you for writing/publishing this. I especially appreciate the prominent warning at the top not to mistake it for a production library and to suggest an alternative. (It’s surprising to me how often people forget to add disclaimers
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by TheTaytay 8mo ago
I agree with you, but I don't envy the maintainers. The problem is that it's really hard to tell if someone is skilled like you or just shoveling what an LLM wrote up to the maintainers to have them "figure it out." Hone
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by TheTaytay 8mo ago
Thank you for matchlock! I’ve got Opus 4.6 red teaming it right now. ;) I think a secure VM is a necessary baseline, and the days of env files with a big bundle of unscoped secrets are a thing of the past, so I like the base features you bu
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by TheTaytay 9mo ago
Ugh - yes. I’m seriously close to writing a chrome extension just to warn me or block pages that have that phrase…it’s irrational because there are so many legitimate uses, but they are dead to me.
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by TheTaytay 9mo ago
This looks really cool and genuinely useful. I was about to submit this after seeing the mention in another thread! Before I read your last line, I was about to ask about network sandboxing. I don’t know what the ideal feature set is, but I
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by TheTaytay 9mo ago
I’ll take a stab after just reading documentation. I’ve been waiting for a good open source “wrapper” for Claude Code that allows me to run it somewhere and expose it as an API to be driven by a thin client elsewhere, and this appears to be
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by TheTaytay 9mo ago
Isn’t your comment just the “modern” take on the famous HN comment deriding Dropbox?
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by TheTaytay 9mo ago
That looks really interesting! Thanks for writing and sharing it!
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by TheTaytay 9mo ago
Their business model is similar to Sidekiq in this regard. (Which we have happily paid for, for years.)
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by TheTaytay 9mo ago
I recently stumbled across cuttle.xyz, and it’s a code-based parametric vector editor. I recently did a real world art project in it and LOVED it.
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by TheTaytay 9mo ago
I think it has default access to your c drive via a mount, for one. You could add layers/sandboxes, but it’s not isolated.
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by TheTaytay 9mo ago
This sounds handy! Have you published any code by any chance?
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by TheTaytay 9mo ago
I don’t know why you are being downvoted. I mean, I guess I do, but sheesh, they are really shooting the messenger here. Maybe they are looking for more nuance: a lot of software is/was written by people working at… I don’t think every
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by TheTaytay 9mo ago
Their benchmarks compare it against other formats as input, not as output.
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by TheTaytay 9mo ago
Please read and follow the HN Guidelines. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by TheTaytay 9mo ago
I really like this idea! I’d like to see this other browser plugin’s API be exposed via your same CLI, so I don’t have to only control a separate browser instance. https://github.com/remorses/playwriter (I haven’t inve
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by TheTaytay 10mo ago
Good article. I nodded along and wish OP had written more about their solutions! The problem for folks like me/us is fear of "losing" something, and like the OP. knowing that something can be saved and found again (or stumble
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by TheTaytay 10mo ago
This was extremely useful to read for many reasons, but my favorite thing I learned is that you can “teleport” a task FROM the local Claude Code to Claude Code on the web by prepending your request with “&”. That makes it a “background”
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by TheTaytay 10mo ago
That’s true - the assumed time is different now. We have to judge it on the content/findings of the experiment, rather than the fact that someone experimented with it. I share your frustration with random GitHub repos though. Used to,
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by TheTaytay 10mo ago
Tangential would be “I wrote a Fibonacci function in this and it worked, just like it said on the tin!” Compiling this to wasm and calling it from python as a sandboxed runtime isn’t tangential. I wouldn’t have know from reading the project
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by TheTaytay 10mo ago
I was hoping you experimented with this! I am right there with you, hoping for an easier wasm sandbox for LLMs. (Keep posting please. Downvotes due to mentioning LLMs will be perceived as a quaint historic artifact in the not so distant fu
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by TheTaytay 10mo ago
This is simonw though. I look forward to his thoughts on a topic and would find it annoying if he was forced to summarize his research in a HN thread and then not link to it. The difference between LinkedIn slop and good content is not the
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by TheTaytay 10mo ago
I think he’s saying it’s a fundamentally improved language at this point?
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by TheTaytay 10mo ago
Run out of what? The fuel? Given its energy density, and uranium availability, that seems unlikely, but I haven’t done math on it.
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by TheTaytay 10mo ago
Thanks for showing this! It’s cool, and I enjoyed reading through some of the code. Note that I tried to use some of the regex tools that needed LLMs and got a rate limit error.
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Claude Code systematically creates issues in public anthropics/Claude-code repo(github.com)
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