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by cap11235 1y ago
Even prior to HTML5 stuff, Flash was just a better UX than applets, which always felt like your browser was loading an application, vs being an element in a page.
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by cap11235 1y ago
No? Calling them advanced is one thing (because it was advanced up to their elimination/dispersion), saying it rivals modern materials science is ridiculous, and is a statement that appeals to the people that buy crystals for their &qu
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by cap11235 1y ago
I imagine a lot of these interactions are being filtered by these people describing them. I imagine if they sent the raw chat logs out, many would not interpret the logs as things like unsolicited advice to jump off buildings.
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by cap11235 1y ago
The hundreds of thousands of commits?
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by cap11235 1y ago
Yeah, my primary usage pattern for it is purely autonomous for new feature development. I have Claude iterate on a prompt for itself a lot, asking me questions as it goes, then after, I can just say generic things like "Do the thing&qu
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by cap11235 1y ago
I do love the reaction to "here's a tool that can do everything when asked correctly" (ie, a compiler for arbitrary human artifacts), and then not read the manual. I remember a dude on this site complaining that 4o-mini only
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by cap11235 1y ago
Ignoring the issue of non-LLM team members, PR's are helpful if you are using GH issues as a memory mechanism, supposedly. That said, I don't bother if I don't have to. I have Claude commit automatically when it feels it made
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by cap11235 1y ago
At least you know that Codex knows how to advertise itself, if nothing else.
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by cap11235 1y ago
Stick it in docker, '--dangerously-skip-permissions'. There's also https://github.com/possibilities/claude-composer which seems to try to address this more directly, but I've never tried it.
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by cap11235 1y ago
Or you stick it in docker. Or actually configure your permissions. RTFM
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by cap11235 1y ago
Qwen3, at least, tokenizes each character of "#8B4513" separately.
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by cap11235 1y ago
Docker(-compose) is the easiest to adapt existing things to. Just shove em in, and remember to review edits.
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by cap11235 1y ago
You could always just try it out via a normal Anthropic API key. Probably would be around $3-10 for greenfield implementation of a non-trivial project. "/cost" to see as you go.
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by cap11235 1y ago
Feels like a sort of pollution.
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by cap11235 1y ago
Right, after the Sonnet 4 release it was the first time I could tell an agent something and just let it run comfortably. As for the tool itself, I think a large part of its ability comes from how it writes recursive todo-lists for itself, w
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by cap11235 1y ago
Anti-semetic or anti-Orthodox? Though I guess the former can come from lumping together different folks as a unified mass.
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by cap11235 1y ago
Claude does credit itself in the commit messages. eg: feat: add progress bar for token probability calculation - Add optional progress_cb parameter to get_token_probs function - Integrate `rich` progress bar in CLI showing real-time token p
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by cap11235 1y ago
Looks that way, but Anthropic docs vaguely say it is vague. I know I haven't hit any hard caps since only using opus manually, but I wouldn't know if I'm being throttled otherwise, or at least it isn't severe enough that
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by cap11235 1y ago
It makes a psychological difference, yeah. I'm happy now just throwing any whim at it. For instance, I've been meaning for years to fix my disks, since every new computer just has me put the old drives into it, plus the new ones.
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by cap11235 1y ago
I'm on the $100 max plan. The default config uses Opus up until some percent of capacity, then uses Sonnet after, which resulted in my having to wait for 30 minutes to an hour to reset usage after running them for 8-10 hours. I've
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by cap11235 1y ago
The prompts in Claude Code have specific instructions on doing pull requests. ``` grep 'gh pr ' ~/.claude/local/node_modules/@anthropic-ai/claude-code/cli.js - Create PR using gh pr create with the
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by cap11235 1y ago
If you enable it in permissions, Claude is very happy to do so. For personal fun/experimental projects (usually I give it arXiv papers to implement), I generally have a couple Claude instances (on different projects) just chugging alon
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by cap11235 1y ago
It's used in a number of EFI implementations. Its good when you have no environment at all, hence bootloaders. Factor is a more general purpose forth-like language.
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by cap11235 1y ago
I reopened Claude, and asked "Can you use the "glam" crate for the vectors, instead of writing out things like vector length the long way?" https://gist.github.com/cpsquonk/348009eb7c83a7d499ff5ae70d
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by cap11235 1y ago
https://gist.github.com/cpsquonk/e9a6134e78a2c832161ca973803... I did Qwen3-256B (a free model, but you'd need a host for something that large, probably. I used Kagi) and Claude Code. Curious how these look to you
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by cap11235 1y ago
Nah, that's a spambot.
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by cap11235 1y ago
Fun! I think you should score by tokens instead of characters, to reduce bias towards particular languages.
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by cap11235 1y ago
https://github.com/Onsotumenh/YouTube-Cosmetic-Filters-for-u...
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by cap11235 1y ago
A concrete example of this is EDN in Clojure, like deps.edn for projects or bb.edn for babashka tasks. S-exps all the way down, so no specialized templating logic. Namespaced symbols, as well.
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by cap11235 1y ago
You should also complain that it depends on having a computer while you are at it.

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