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by a_c 3mo ago
People learn and relearn the core concepts from different paths. A recent trend due to coding agent is that people are learning software engineering is not about syntax and frameworks. It is just the way it is. People build up concepts with
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by a_c 3mo ago
I didn't update it for a while. It reads your local conversation history, correlate input/output token with usage (claude doesn't give exact breakdown), and classify if they are subagent/tooluse/normal message/
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by a_c 3mo ago
My own set of heuristics 1. Use less subagents. The act of using subagent already needs dumping adequate amount of context for subagent to work effectively 2. Refactor when file grows large. Reasonably scoped files is easier to understand,
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by a_c 3mo ago
A natural extension would be a reverse steganography that trips AI into see other things in images
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by a_c 3mo ago
I’m also asking for my sons
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by a_c 3mo ago
Slightly off topic, anyone know of any good dinosaur illustration, ideally a large collection?
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by a_c 3mo ago
You are right! Completely missed the part mentioning specifically it was not claude code. Thanks!
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by a_c 3mo ago
Off topic, you could write "127.0.0.1 evil.com" to your /etc/hosts and bypass all the cloudflare thing I believe
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by a_c 3mo ago
Many such examples with variations - browser extensions where a bookmarklet will do (media speed control) - tolerate-able UX where alternatives available (e.g LLM chat interface without a table of contents is a pain to me, vibe coding an ex
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by a_c 3mo ago
I climb and I want one :) > talking about climbing apps with fellow climbers is a great way to be outside. Indeed. The climbers I met are very supportive. They helped me scan the gym, shared their own climbing footage, which is what I&#x
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by a_c 3mo ago
I find it highly similar between running agents and running human teams. Clear goal, share context, delegate but verify. Running a team of engineers also inevitably generates pages and pages of material, design spec, code, test, review. Jus
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by a_c 3mo ago
There are surprising portion of population expect a dedicated app to perform a particular function
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by a_c 3mo ago
You got me.
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by a_c 3mo ago
Indeed it is. I’m very grateful to what LLM enables me. The revelation to me was that I used to code what I know, now I could code what I don’t know. The common path is that when I face something I don’t know, which is quite often, to move
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by a_c 3mo ago
Text to handwriting in 3..2..
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by a_c 3mo ago
I spent multiple 5-hour sessions spec-ing my climbing app with AI, clarifying interactions, algorithm, workflow etc. It ended up a frankenstein that I didn't recognise or know how each part interact with each other. Command line were a
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by a_c 3mo ago
3D model construction of climbing gym. There is so much detail a normal climbing video can't show. Wall angle, hip position. I'm hoping to overlay human model, taken from climbing video, onto the 3D wall to make climbing visualiza
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by a_c 3mo ago
The system behaviour is totally up to anthropic's discretion. Its current behaviour is verifiable. In claude code, spawn a subagent with 1. Agent("Test") 2. look at your token usage 3. Repeat a few times I didn't check a
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by a_c 3mo ago
Every subagent send the same ~30k system prompts. If you are using fable/opus, that's easily 30% of a 5-hour window for 7 subagent, before doing any work
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by a_c 3mo ago
Last week I discovered apple's own photogrammetry library. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/realitykit/creatin... I used it to reconstruct a 3D mesh of a bouldering wall. It worked perfectly. No gaus
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by a_c 3mo ago
Will give it a try thanks for the heads up. Mind if I ask if you are referring to SendMessage? I was testing on Claude code 2.1.196. SendMessage was not available. Skimming through their change log didn’t seem to have anything related to Se
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by a_c 3mo ago
Once you are popular, whatever said is automatically true
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by a_c 3mo ago
Regarding the lack of vision part, if you are using Claude or opencode, I've made a skill[1] that let's you talk with any models in Claude/opencode mid-session. You ask "Have claude opus to look at this PDF for a second
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by a_c 3mo ago
I heard from someone before. charge more - the most vocal customers are the most demanding ones. Also I wonder people tried charging for escalation (that's what enterprise plan is for I suppose)
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by a_c 3mo ago
Off-topic, I don't get why people still use a www subdomain, especially so in this case, www.map. Conway's Law in action?
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by a_c 3mo ago
Sometimes I find myself wanting the other way round, instead of letting LLM tell browser what to do, I want what I did manually in the browser be visible to LLM. I made a MCP to cover that use case
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by a_c 3mo ago
Traditional media is running their own LLM before LLM even existed. They absorbed their own bubble of information and hallucinate their narrative. I don’t mean it in a bad way. That’s how our tribal brain works, come up with stories with li
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by a_c 3mo ago
Must be the system prompts. Ask copilot to dump its system prompt, and compare the system prompt with claude. It is not accurate but handy. I bet they are quite different
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by a_c 3mo ago
While LLM models are bad at games, they are perfectly capable of writing a RL agent to train on the game itself.
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by a_c 3mo ago
Thinking human is rational is a highly irrational belief.

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