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by bredren 8mo ago
An anecdote: On one project, I use a skill + custom cli to assist getting PRs through a sometimes long and winding CI process. `/babysit-pr` This includes regular checks on CI checks using `gh`. My skill / cli are broken right no
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by bredren 8mo ago
The action is hot, no doubt. This reminds me of Spacewar! -> Galaxy Game / Computer Space.
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by bredren 9mo ago
I co-founded Gliph, which was one of the first commercial, cross platform messaging apps to provide end to end encrypt. One area of exposure was push notifications. I wonder if the access described wasn’t to the messages themselves but cont
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by bredren 9mo ago
How about Apple? How is Apple training its next foundation models?
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by bredren 9mo ago
For CC, I suspect it also need to be testing and labeling separate runs against subscription, public API and Bedrock-served models? It’s a terrific idea to provide this. ~Isitdownorisitjustme for LLMs would be the parakeet in the coalmine t
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by bredren 9mo ago
You may have explained this elsewhere, but if not—-what kind of post processing did you do to upscale or refine the realsense video? Can you add any interesting details on the benchmarking done against the RED camera rig?
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by bredren 9mo ago
I'm surprised to hear the software moves with the hardware! This and the other comments help explain the spread.
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by bredren 9mo ago
I had never noticed this before. Can you point at any examples? I have long noticed high profile people going to court with some kind of cast on, though.
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by bredren 9mo ago
I had thought a main problem for professional video editors w FC had to do with video editor UX philosophy. Something difficult to pivot away from. I’m hand waving there because I’m not a pro but my neighbor is and I don’t recall the detail
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by bredren 9mo ago
Yes. I am not aware of a model shipping with Windows nor announced plans to do so. Microsoft’s been focused on cloud based LLM services.
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by bredren 9mo ago
I haven't written the entry yet but it is pretty incredible what you can get when letting a frontier model RAG your complete CLI convo history. You can find out not just what you did and did not do but why. It is possible to identify u
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by bredren 9mo ago
It could be an indicator that Apple is not as leveraged up on NVIDIA as to provide a quote. Cook did make a special one of a kind product for the current POTUS, so he is nothing if not pragmatic.
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by bredren 9mo ago
I've been exploring the internals of Claude Code and Codex via the transcripts they generate locally (these serve as the only record of your interactions with the products)[1]. Given the stance of the article, just the transcript forma
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by bredren 9mo ago
I think it is interesting. Is there any other company in a position today that could put together endorsement quotes from such high ranking people across tech? Also: Tim Cook / Apple is noticeably absent.
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by bredren 9mo ago
The premise of the steps you've listed is flawed in two ways. This is more what agentic-assisted dev looks like: 1. Get a feature request / bug 2. Enrich the request / bug description with additional details 3. Send AI agents
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by bredren 9mo ago
I have been looking at this problem space, including beads recently. I wasn't able to find something AI-native that supported subissues, and worked across projects. I require git worktrees on my programming work now, and I want it to b
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by bredren 10mo ago
This is the route I went for making Claude Code and Codex conversation histories local and queryable by the CLIs themselves. Create the DB and provide the tools and skill. This blog entry explains how: https://contextify.sh/
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by bredren 10mo ago
Hey there. This is my app. The CLI I added here is very exciting, you can ask some interesting questions about your interactions with the AI. Curious about feedback if anyone gets a chance to take it for a spin.
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Total Recall: RAG Search Across All Your Claude Code and Codex Conversations(contextify.sh)
2 points by bredren 10mo ago|1 comments
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by bredren 10mo ago
I got an unexpected offer to install the LSP plugin for swift-lsp at 6:30pm pst on 12/19pm and again yesterday afternoon the text reads: LSP Plugin Recommendation LSP provides code intelligence like go-to-definition and error checking
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by bredren 10mo ago
This seems more like an LLM roasts your year on HN. What are the prompts you're usign?
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⌘-Arrow Hotkey Navigation in Claude Code and Codex(banagale.com)
2 points by bredren 10mo ago|0 comments
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by bredren 10mo ago
I can see github providing this, but it would still be at the git-operation level. What I've found using this contextify-query cli in talking to my project(s) CLI AI history is substantial detail and context that represents the journey
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by bredren 10mo ago
That’s an interesting direction. I haven’t thought of this in multiplayer sense. Would you see this as something that is sort of turn-key, where a central database is hosted and secured to your group? Or would you require something more DIY
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by bredren 10mo ago
I was into playing the mods for the original and played some of 2142 on PC. Has the official multiplayer gameplay held up? I did try a release around the time of RDR2 on Xbox and it had seemed like pay to play may have messed with it at som
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by bredren 10mo ago
Building Contextify - a MacOS application that consumes Claude Code and Codex transcripts, stores them in a local sql db. The main window uses Apple’s local LLM to summarize your conversation in realtime, with some swoopty UI like QUEUED st
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by bredren 10mo ago
I'd be curious to see an estimate on the google side. Here are some real rough estimates in Apple's ecosystem: For macos alone the install base is something like 110-130 million, and only Apple Silicon macs can run the new model,
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by bredren 10mo ago
Thanks for the follow-on anecdote. I'd be happy to try out your app. Please email me when it is available: rob@contextify.sh.
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by bredren 10mo ago
Hey Mark, I posted about this in another comment [1] but I also think the LLM is decent, and beyond its quality the scale of distribution is a big deal. I had pondered practical implementations of the model since it was announced and have j
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by bredren 10mo ago
FWIW, AI is not entirely locked down in the Apple ecosystem. Sure, they control it but they've already built the foundation of a major opportunity for developers. There's an on device LLM that is packaged in iOS, iPadOS and macOS

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