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by brulard 1y ago
Yes, I have. Due to a human mistake we lost a family domain, where I hosted one of my important e-mails.
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by brulard 1y ago
And that's the real hard part
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by brulard 1y ago
I think concept here means it is assigned a point or an area in the many-dimensional embedding space. The "concept" has no obvious form, but similar words, synonyms or words from another languages meaning roughly the same are very
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by brulard 1y ago
Claude Code had this /compact command for a long time, you can even specify your preferences for compaction after the slash command. But this is quite limited and to get the best results out of your agent you need more than rely on how
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by brulard 1y ago
this sounds like a good approach, i need to try it. I had good results with using context7 in specialized docs agent. I wasn't able how to limit MCP to a subagent, likely its not supported.
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by brulard 1y ago
Isn't /clear enough to do that? I know some permissions survive from previous sessions, but it served me well
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by brulard 1y ago
Sadly, my ISP does not support IPv6 at all. And I'm sure there are many ISPs like that out there.
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by brulard 1y ago
Claude can do large code bases too, you just need to make it focus on parts that matter. Most of the coding tasks should not involve all parts of the code, right?
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by brulard 1y ago
Be careful. exceeding around the original 200k tokens leads to worse and worse results. It's important to have context clean and tailored to the current task.
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by brulard 1y ago
what value would that provide? If we give claude code access, even though very risky, it can provide value, but what upside is to letting junior to production?
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by brulard 1y ago
Same here. And so many pages have stupid popups whenever you select something and more often then not you are just triggering weird actions that you don't really want.
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by brulard 1y ago
How about a bug fixing use case? Let agents pick bugs from Jira and let it do some research and thinking, setting up data and environment for reproduction. Let it write a unit test manifesting the bug (making it failing test). Let it take a
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by brulard 1y ago
I'm in the same boat. I'm 20 years into my SWE career, I can write all the things Claude Code writes for me now but it still makes me faster and deliver better quality features (Like accessibility features, transitions, nice to ha
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by brulard 1y ago
Well, if you don't buy it, then you won't build anything for sure. If you have a drawer full of little components, the time may come to actually use it.
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by brulard 1y ago
How would we find out the real sentiment if negative comments were all filtered out?
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by brulard 1y ago
I don't think its because of being different to photoshop. I tried Gimp many times during the last maybe 15 years. The UI used to be so chaotic I could not find my way around. If I tried very hard, I was basically able to do everything
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by brulard 1y ago
The URL might be mistaken for some different content?
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by brulard 1y ago
I expected the voice on the other side being your soon-to-be wife. But good story nevertheless. Congrats!
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by brulard 1y ago
You likely mean "small projects". No way you see teams do better with plain old HTML + minimal JS on anything of substantial complexity. It was hell to organize code for a web app without a framework using nothing or jQuery.
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by brulard 1y ago
what is the cost of enabling someone to create little pieces of software if he otherwise wouldn't? I'm no advocate of vibe coding serious commercial software, but to do little DIY stuff - absolutely.
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by brulard 1y ago
I was so disappointed when my stocard app forced me to move over to Klarna and create an account there. I had no intention on setting up an account for storing my benefit cards, thats why I used stocard in the first place. But moving over t
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by brulard 1y ago
I guess many people hold a thick device like that - iPhone with a case, battery case, etc.
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by brulard 1y ago
Are you serious? For anything that needs more screen estate - reading, browsing, photo/video watching/organizing, or simply if your sight is not as good anymore, it's so much better than phone. And with the pricetag around $3
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by brulard 1y ago
Maybe half length, not sure half space.
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by brulard 1y ago
Yeah for me Lovable was not really lovable.
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by brulard 1y ago
Actually thats quite cheap for such a powerful pentesting tool.
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by brulard 1y ago
Do you know why those two stopped? I know their content a little, but I'm not aware if they had specific reasons to stop talking about bitwig
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by brulard 1y ago
Same here, very low hallucination rate and it can pretty quickly correct itself (Claude Code). To force it to use recent versions of libraries instead of old ones, it's good to have it specifically required in CLAUDE.md and also having
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by brulard 1y ago
Let's say you continuously change wavelength of a laser from blue (~480nm) to red (~630nm), you are going through green, not through gray. If in your use case going through gray makes sense, that's ok, there may be many paths from
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by brulard 1y ago
Thanks for the 42 page long document. Can you explain in few words why you evaluated it as "really bad/wrong explanation"?

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