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by bredren 10mo ago
Thank you, and thanks for all the pre-release feedback. :) There is definitely value in letting codex take a swing at tasks. I've found multiple times where codex has come up with stronger implementation plans on complex changes. I act
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Show HN: Contextify – Searchable History for Claude Code and Codex CLI(contextify.sh)
6 points by bredren 10mo ago|2 comments
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by bredren 11mo ago
Are they planning to include this? It seems like the kind of demarcation point the framework would avoid crossing into.
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by bredren 11mo ago
https://archive.is/2025.12.03-180256/https://www.ft.com/cont...
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by bredren 11mo ago
Location: Portland, Oregon Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python (Django, FastAPI), PostgreSQL, Redis/Celery, AWS, Docker, Terraform, LLM integration (GPT, Claude), data pipelines/ETL Resume: http
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by bredren 11mo ago
FWIW, the org decided against vector embeddings for Claude Code due in part to maintenance. See 41:05 here: https://youtu.be/IDSAMqip6ms
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by bredren 11mo ago
The original Leisure Suit Larry game had age verification. I did not know there was an escape key sequence from it, so failed it many times: https://youtu.be/RCV-Ka-R_Xg?si=ZXx8W0f8XtL-_p6H&t=30
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by bredren 11mo ago
My experience is that consumer products, for example winter jackets, have gone down in quality and way, way up in price. The designs themselves are often just bad. It is almost like consumers are punished for not spending enough with bad co
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by bredren 11mo ago
I see a future where FOSS designs for consumer products compete with commercial releases. It will take far more sophisticated micro-manufacturing (like 3d-printing but different tools handling more types of materials). Get the jacket in you
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by bredren 1y ago
Location: Portland, Oregon Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python (Django, FastAPI), PostgreSQL, Redis/Celery, AWS, Docker, Terraform, LLM integration (GPT, Claude), data pipelines/ETL Resume: http
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by bredren 1y ago
OpenAI picking up where Apple Intelligence continues to severely lag. I'd prefer these features were bundled into MacOS. Where possible, process using FoundationLLM, and having Apple reach for their own privately hosted instance of a f
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by bredren 1y ago
Cursor and Claude Code are different modalities. The org provides licenses and API access to both these tools. However, many engineers still use vscode, jetbrains and vim. I maintain copilot is the best for cross IDE modality.
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by bredren 1y ago
Maybe consuming the resources internally.
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by bredren 1y ago
Don’t rely entirely on CC. Once a milestone has been reached, copy the full patch to clipboard and the technical spec covering this. Provide the original files, the patch and the spec to Gemini and say ~a colleague did the work and does it
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by bredren 1y ago
I've done evaluations of Github Copilot, Sourcegraph Cody and Gitlab Duo and Copilot is not garbage, but rather the by far leader among these other options.
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by bredren 1y ago
It is a pretty serious problem. New model with no product to effectively demo it.
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by bredren 1y ago
If you have it right, there is a brief discussion on semantic linting in this recent interview with Boris Cherny and Catherine Wu on the Latent Space podcast related to AI-assisted CLI behavior here: https://www.youtube.com/
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by bredren 1y ago
Undoubtedly. It would otherwise reduce the perceived value of their current product offering. The question is how much better the new model(s) will need to be on the metrics given here to feel comfortable making these available. Despite the
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by bredren 1y ago
I have experimented with instructing CC to doubt itself greatly and presume it is not validating anything properly. It caused it to throw out good ideas for validation and working code. I want to believe there is some sweet spot. The consta
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by bredren 1y ago
I agree here. GP should take time to learn the thing and use AI to assist in learning not direct implementation. If there is going to be room for junior folks in SWE, it will probably be afforded to those who understand some language’s beha
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by bredren 1y ago
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by bredren 1y ago
This.
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by bredren 1y ago
Actually, I use this all the time now. There is an open source app, Amphetamine that does nothing but expose options related to its enablement. Claude code made no sleep w lid closed a major thing, because I run long running genetic process
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by bredren 1y ago
Congratulations to everyone who made this company go. That said, this company's growth seems threatened by AI adoption rather than boosted by it.
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by bredren 1y ago
Pardon, the self quote, but I pointed toward this four years ago: > Presumably all older media will eventually get updated to whatever contemporary standard exists. > For example, the entire series of Saved by the Bell in 4k using the
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Ask HN: How are you sharing Claude Code Sub Agents?
2 points by bredren 1y ago|0 comments
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by bredren 1y ago
A new context preparation engine tuned toward AI Assisted CLI, i.e. Claude Code Based, in part, on my work on my open source project, FileKitty: https://github.com/banagale/FileKitty Other efforts: - Ways to rip, parse
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by bredren 1y ago
Thanks for the report. Can this be hooked up to claude code via a proxy?
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by bredren 1y ago
I’ve heard this repeated that using the env vars you can use gpt models, for example. But then also that running a proxy tool locally is needed. I haven’t tried this setup, and can’t say offhand if Cerebras’ hosted qwen described here is “O
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by bredren 1y ago
Are you using Claude code or the web interface? I would like to try this with CC myself, apparently with some proxy use an OpenAI compatible LLM can be swapped in.

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