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brunooliv
7mo ago
I really love Anthropic's models, but, every single product/feature I've used other than the Claude Code CLI has been terrible... The CLI just "sticked" for me and I've never needed (or arguably looked in depth
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7mo ago
Would be really curious to see
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brunooliv
8mo ago
Mickens is the best!
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brunooliv
9mo ago
It should be fixed now!
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brunooliv
9mo ago
Yes it assumes a minimum running base, will improve thx
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9mo ago
I built the running app I always wanted: https://runcoach.fly.dev You get tailored running schedules and also some body weight strength workouts and healthy meals all in one!
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9mo ago
Even if it broke after some sort of vibe coding session, the fact that we’re now pushing these tools to their limits are what’s allowing Anthropic and Boris getting a lot of useful insights to improve the models and experience further! So y
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9mo ago
Sorry for the hiccup, it should be better now!
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The simple running app I wish I had
(runcoach.fly.dev)
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9mo ago
Over the holiday period, I have vibecoded a simple running/fitness app that I wish I had, but never found! The app is geared towards running, offering comprehensive plans for different distances and durations, with the ability to log r
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9mo ago
I agree completely, I meant in terms of opensource ones only. Opus 4.5 is the current SOTA and using it in Claude Code is an absolute amazing experience. But, paying 0 to test GLM-4.7 with opencode, feels like an amazing deal! I don’t use i
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9mo ago
GLM-4.7 in opencode is the only opensource one that comes close in my experience and probably they did use some Claude data as I see the occasional You’re absolutely right in there
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What can be next for CLI coding agents
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10mo ago
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Making LLMs Useful
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Lazy Skills
(boliv.substack.com)
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11mo ago
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11mo ago
Inspired by a lot of back-and-forth work with several different agents, as well as shaped by my own understanding of using context windows (and tokens) in as efficient a way as possible, the LLMs and myself have came up with a quite cool sy
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How to design effective agent workflows?
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11mo ago
Read for my attempt to answer this question!
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1y ago
The thing is all these big labs are so “transformer-pilled”, and they need to keep the money furnaces growing that I think it’ll take considerably more than 10 years, more like 20-30 if we’re lucky.
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Sub-agents in Claude Code: I tried them
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1y ago
I both agree and disagree with this post, but I might be misunderstanding it. Near the end, it states: “Enjoy writing it, it doesn’t have to be nice or pretty if it’s for you. Have fun, try out that new runtime or language.” It doesn’t have
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Developing and Testing MCP Servers
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1y ago
I’ve been reading the comments here… idk which companies you all work at, but, at least in all places I’ve worked you’ll have 2/3 people who are REALLY GOOD. Then you’ll have like 3/4 people who can sort of “trail” after those. An
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1y ago
As a non-UI/UX person: “Synthesizes learnings into a scalable and adaptive layout.” Genuinely curious: what is inherently scalable and adaptive in a three panel layout?
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The Game
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1y ago
Agreed! It’s been horrible recently, feels like a completely different model under the hood. Before I could use it as a real sparring partner for architecture designs and decisions and I actually would learn in the process. Now it’s like it
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Custom slash commands in Claude Code
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1y ago
Nice to see!! I wrote a longer post about this: https://open.substack.com/pub/boliv/p/claude-code-usage-patt...
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Claude Code and shipping stuff to prod
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Am I the only one who uses CC in a one-shot fashion? I rely on what has been generated by the init slash command at the root of my monorepo and then when I have a complex task I manually create a md file called CONTEXT.md inside the packag
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