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bredren
3mo ago
I can believe it, but if it is such a threat, why not warn or prevent it from harness level? I'm remembering now warnings to this effect early on in CC.
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bredren
3mo ago
Have you tried this: Look here and here and here are some tools, and /skill /skill [repo of folder paths etc] and here is what needs to happen: [stuff]. --- Restate this request in your own words and enrich it as appr
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bredren
3mo ago
Yes. I worked on two large monorepos, about one quarter per project. Maybe 80+ devs on first, maybe 40+ on second. Both were not sure how to describe this but ultra-high-velocity agentic driven development efforts. On the first, there were
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bredren
3mo ago
I was thinking this past week I have gotten so lazy w my prompting via CLIs. Back in the before I had put such discipline into my prompting and supporting context. Now I’m like, “look here and here and here are some tools, and /skill &
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3mo ago
Do you have a link handy? I used same session, set it to k3 model. I’ll look at the blog but the result was so bad I am prepared to abandon. I should have saved the output. I think maybe it was a mistake to not use open router.
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3mo ago
I just tried this on the monthly $18 plan, having it do a basic task with its 2.7 model and then audit it using k3. K3 got into some loop trying to run docker and after maybe the 6th attempt ran out of quota for the 5 hour window which repr
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bredren
3mo ago
It is a normal seat. It is simply covered by floof.
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bredren
3mo ago
Except often queued agentic flows must be checked in on. Or to use the comparison, 3D printers are not immune to making spaghetti all night when something goes wrong. (I’m not a 3d printing expert so maybe that is solved now) It is common
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bredren
3mo ago
Thank you. How are you using the product?
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bredren
3mo ago
Thanks for that. I updated the page. If you have time to try the app out, I'd appreciate any further feedback.
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bredren
3mo ago
I hadn’t thought about testing the bounds of model safety on comparatively benign requests compared to the type of thing described in frontier model cards.
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bredren
3mo ago
I've been working on Contextify: https://contextify.sh Makes it easy to use Claude Code or Codex interchangeably across multiple computers. Personal editions are free, I have a hosted commercial cloud (workgroups share AI h
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3mo ago
I used their AI chat last night and I was impressed with the product implementation. I was able to use it to make quick sense of data and even generate prompts to solve problems locally. IDK what the prior AI behaviors have been, but for me
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3mo ago
I think it is a mix of the sibling replies here. I'd add that the company has seemed to find ways to ~do more with less. I have never liked the various nerfs Anthropic has used to balance GPU (slowing down responses, quota variance, m
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3mo ago
I also think this undersells the real value of the bot, which is to handle tasks via voice that an average human either would not or could not do. In the video example with the grannies, the knitter is essentially wanting a PA. Regular fol
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3mo ago
How are y'all carrying context history from one agent to the other? I also flip between the models due to quota, TUI enhancements, model updates and service availability. To handle this, I built a thing that normalizes your transcripts
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bredren
3mo ago
It is not, I suppose it could be but it would be good to get feedback first. If you see this please shoot me an email.
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3mo ago
Hey, I’m watching this thread and happy to answer questions or take feedback. I’ve described some of the challenges in parsing and normalizing the variant JSONL files codex and Claude code produce in prior comments. There is some interestin
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Show HN: Pull Claude Code transcripts into your Codex session, and vice versa
(contextify.sh)
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3mo ago
I’ve written a skill for codex and Claude code that designates an orchestrator on the primary worktree and is agnostic about what type of AI workers are on the N supporting worktrees. The orchestrator knows which AI client is running in any
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3mo ago
I would attribute Disney's use of scarcity as a primary means to drive film and TV box office and streaming dollars in the Star Wars franchise. This is already under threat due to the Star Wars AI videos being released on Youtube, seem
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3mo ago
I presume this was one of the lowest points of Tim Cook’s career: https://youtu.be/kSAGUjY2HIs?is=my5VbCBB5Ku-MlLX
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bredren
3mo ago
How do you get the ~real time prototype things shown in the "hands on" section of this page? gemini.g lets you add a canvas or use image gen, but it isn't clear to me how you stick in the "space lift" prompt and out
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3mo ago
I'd narrow that to why even allow the harness to run `high` on this model?
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3mo ago
This is what I realized, can you provide more detail on how you've observed this? The /usage screen does not make it clear.
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3mo ago
It would be good if Anthropic provided some kind of feedback or even toggle to auto-route requests for models being used at thinking levels that would be a better value using a different model. Sort of like, getting an automatic upgrade at
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3mo ago
This is on the browsercomp graph, right? In that, it seems sonnet 5 on high costs more than opus 4.8 at a lower pass rate. Am I reading this correctly? Edit: It looks like the key value proposition of the updated model is that it is much b
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3mo ago
Interesting approach. I am curious how this information stacks up over time and how efficient it is at incorporating decision knowledge into active context. I have taken a different approach: allow team members to sync all of their Claude C
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3mo ago
Probably will not be looking at text like this in a few years.
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4mo ago
You're going to dig it. I went 32 / 2TB, the machine is a beast. I have had need for active cooling once so far to get full performance.
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