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by alasano 1mo ago
I'd like to know what was used but "Co-authored by Claude Code" doesn't do anything except marketing for Anthropic. The sessions are definitely more useful but only if I'm using a single agent from a single provider
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by alasano 1mo ago
I use and love openspec and I'm against this session attribution by default setting. But I do see the value in seeing the conversation that lead to the spec. I make sure that all product decisions go through me prior to the agent writi
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by alasano 1mo ago
If in any way this allows me to import Icelandic hot dog sausages to Canada, it's a step in the right direction. Last time I paid something like 25$ per hotdog (w/ buns & toppings) to import them from some guy and it could hav
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by alasano 2mo ago
I approve of AI image and video generation but for music I can't get myself to feel the same way, except for novelty/meme songs maybe. I think it's because it's so much sneakier, I'm usually focused on something els
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by alasano 2mo ago
I think you mean people whose net worth, expressed in millinaires, exceeds 10^11
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by alasano 2mo ago
Put the battery in a box, when you open the box it's either charged or not charged. Get 7 boxes and 7 batteries and you have a 99% chance of getting a charged battery every morning.
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by alasano 2mo ago
I was planning to use electric cloud for durable streams recently and found out they are winding it down post acquisition. Unfortunate timing and self hosting isn't complex or anything but still as you said, durable streams as a projec
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by alasano 2mo ago
Tech/feature wise it's not even close between Chinese cars and the rest of the world. No idea about reliability or anything else but just as pure tech demos they seem incredible.
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by alasano 2mo ago
Surprising because they all still suck. Except my upcoming one of course. /s
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by alasano 2mo ago
Hopefully quite a few. I really love the idea of fully enabled agents and being able to cut down on human in the loop moments. Things like https://projects.dev/ for example. A ton of security problems and others to solve bu
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by alasano 2mo ago
I'm building an orchestrator just for the "build" part of building. The only thing we've truly got left realistically is deciding what to build and making all the product decisions on how it should work. So that's w
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by alasano 2mo ago
I hate the ChatGPT app and Spotify the most for their screenshot behavior.
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by alasano 2mo ago
The fascinating thing about a potential ASI is that it could exist as multiple fully variable streams of consciousness instead of being a single one like we are. All resolving to a single entity who sees all parts of itself as a whole but w
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by alasano 2mo ago
I've been keeping a list of all the agent sandbox providers if you're looking for alternatives to this https://engine.build/lab/agent-sandboxes The open source section specifically.
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by alasano 2mo ago
I'm working on what could be described as a Ralph Loop on horse steroids. It's an externally orchestrated (meaning it's not the agent running the loop) spec driven agentic build system. A bunch of buzz words but essentially i
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by alasano 2mo ago
My Truenas setup runs on a i7-3770 with 16GB DDR3, still good tbh. Have a whole bunch of self hosted apps running on it exposed through tailscale.
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by alasano 2mo ago
I find omp funny because it's the opposite of why Iike Pi.
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by alasano 2mo ago
Just praised Fable in another comment but what you're saying is also insanely true. I literally roll my eyes and cringe quite often at its output pretty much daily. I don't like to overload my sessions with skills but I've be
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by alasano 2mo ago
That's really what got everyone hooked in the first place. 5.6 Sol is great but there's a depth to the understanding that Fable exhibits that's unique to it currently. Can I truly quantify this? I don't think so. Just th
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by alasano 2mo ago
Pi to me felt like when you install a fresh OS with nothing on it and then customize it to your liking. Sure there are some features that you'll want immediately but when I took at look at the number of slash commands that ship with Cl
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by alasano 2mo ago
Barely better than brute force (I can't believe it's not brute force!™) aside, presuming we get super intelligence it will all be depressing when it comes to intellectual pursuits like this.
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by alasano 2mo ago
They're basically building in one layer what a lot of people are using multiple different apps for currently. Exactly as another commenter said, it's sort of a mix between herdr and proper remote access. I use pi as my primary har
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by alasano 3mo ago
Drift is huge between any large spec and agent implementations. I've done a ton of testing and the model doesn't matter, fable or sol still miss a ton of detail and drift. I'm building http://engine.build which cl
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by alasano 3mo ago
Damn. Just ran it and it used 5 years worth of Pro usage in 5 minutes. If ya wouldn't mind crediting me a quick 60 months that would be great.
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by alasano 3mo ago
That's hilarious tbh. It's very convoluted and always feels designed to make you lose track of what "usage" represents.
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by alasano 3mo ago
Half the price of Fable 5 and useable with 100% of your subscription means roughly 4x the usage using Opus 5, presuming similar token use for solving problems. Not that they should get credit for giving you only 50% of your plan worth of Fa
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by alasano 3mo ago
"Start a new project. Every language, every tool, every hosting model available. You pick serverless." Picking serverless as the leading example to show off perfection.
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by alasano 3mo ago
You can use this endpoint for quota reset times. Just ask Codex to use its local auth token as a bearer token and send a GET request to it. The response includes "available_count" and "credits[].expires_at". Or script it
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by alasano 3mo ago
You're using Opus 4.8 and then Sonnet 5 which is both worse and more expensive in practice than Opus.
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by alasano 3mo ago
Nah that was it, now that it's fixed I'll actually take a look!

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