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by cube2222 11mo ago
Does anybody know if there is something similar for gpg keys? E.g. for commit signing? That is, natively with the Secure Enclave, not exportable.
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by cube2222 11mo ago
vs executable - don’t need a full shell environment to run it vs openapi - there’s some more advanced agent-specific concepts in MCP, but primarily, I would say, it’s convention and optimizing for the client. Existing openapi specs will oft
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by cube2222 11mo ago
Well as I said, codex didn’t adhere to codebase standards for me and the code quality was worse (very defensive), so even after waiting longer, results weren’t there for me. But the subscription thing is a non-issue for me as I use the API,
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by cube2222 11mo ago
Somewhat related, after seeing the praise for codex in the Sonnet 4.5 release thread I gave it a go, and I must say, that CLI is much worse than Claude Code (even if the model is great, I’m not sure where the issue really lies between the t
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by cube2222 11mo ago
I think I’ve described how I achieve kinda your desired workflow in a comment yesterday [0]. [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45970668
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by cube2222 11mo ago
See my setup detailed in another sibling comment of yours, jj is just a small part of it, and you can probably get that with git too. I’m already at full mental capacity planning and reviewing the work of two agents (one foreground which al
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by cube2222 11mo ago
Sure. Honestly I think you can get the same with git work trees, though I haven't tried. After a couple iterations on this, I've ended up having claude code vibe-code a helper CLI in Go for me which I can invoke with `ontheside &l
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by cube2222 11mo ago
I'll be honest - this doesn't look half-bad. It really seems like it's just standardizing into a first-class UI what a lot of people have already been doing. I don't think I'm the target for this - I already use Cla
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by cube2222 11mo ago
We've been using guts basically since it was published on GitHub (almost a year now), and it's so nice! We have a "custom POST-based JSON-rpc"-style api, so we have request and response bodies defined as Go types, and ar
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by cube2222 11mo ago
Yeah, they mention a benchmark I'm seeing the first time (Terminal-Bench 2.0) and are supposedly leading in, while for some reason SWE Bench is down from Sonnet 4.5. Curious to see some third-party testing of this model. Currently it s
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by cube2222 11mo ago
I believe all communication with the dongle is on 6GHz - both the video and the return metadata. So again, you just make sure the 6GHz band in the room is dedicated to the Frame and its dongle. The 5GHz is for WiFi.
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by cube2222 11mo ago
My understanding is that the foveated rendering would reduce bandwidth requirements enough that latency spikes become effectively non-existent. We’ll see in practice - so far all hands-on reviewers said the foveated rendering worked great,
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by cube2222 11mo ago
If you mean foveated streaming - It’s available on the Quest Pro with Steam Link.
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by cube2222 11mo ago
IMO there is not much reason to use WiFi 6 for almost anything else. I have a WiFi 6 router set up for my Quest 3 for PC streaming, and everything else sits on its 5GHz network. And since it doesn't really go through walls, I think thi
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by cube2222 11mo ago
They're doing it over 6GHz, if I understand correctly, which with a dedicated router gets you to a reasonable latency with reasonable quality even without foveated rendering (with e.g. a Quest 3). With foveated rendering I expect this
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by cube2222 11mo ago
This is fantastic! A while ago I bought the Quest 3 and set it up with WiFi 6 for streaming games. It's a decent setup, but I only bought it cause I was tired of waiting for the "rumored new headset by Valve". And it seems ev
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by cube2222 11mo ago
I’m doing Zig and it’s fine, though not significant amounts yet. I just had to have it synthesize the latest release changelog (0.15) into a short summary. To be clear, I mean specifically using Claude Code, with preloaded sample context an
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by cube2222 11mo ago
I mostly disagree. First, LLMs should be happy to use made up languages described in a couple thousand tokens without issues (you just have to have a good llm-friendly description, some examples). That and having a compiler it can iterate w
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by cube2222 11mo ago
Duck typing is often equated with structural typing. You’re right that officially (at least according to Wikipedia) duck typing is dynamic, while structural is the same idea, but static. Either way, the thing folks are contrasting with here
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by cube2222 11mo ago
Spacelift | Remote (Europe) | Full-time | Senior Software Engineer | $80k-$110k+ (can go higher) We're a VC-funded startup (recently raised $51M Series C) building an infrastructure orchestrator and collaborative management platform fo
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by cube2222 11mo ago
This is so relevant for me! I spent some time last weekend on a small side project which involves JIT encoding ARM64 instructions to run them on Apple Silicon. I’ve written assembly before, but encoding was always kind of black magic. How s
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by cube2222 11mo ago
Box breathing (2 secs in, 2 secs hold, 2 secs out, 2 secs hold) or meditation both usually help if I can’t fall asleep. Physical exercise during the day also helps.
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by cube2222 1y ago
I clicked through a couple of the articles in the OP, and I must say, the design and animations are extremely pretty! Kudos for that!
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by cube2222 1y ago
I'm not sure how this applies? We're talking about the "Claude Code on the Web" custom sandbox, not running Claude Code in GitHub Actions.
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by cube2222 1y ago
This is quite nice! I'm using Claude Code locally a lot, occasionally with a couple parallel session. I was very happy when they made the GitHub Action - I used it quite a bit, but in practice I got frustrated that I effectively only g
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by cube2222 1y ago
I will very often write a message on slack, only to then edit it 5 times… Now I always feel like a diffusion model when I do that.
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by cube2222 1y ago
It’s the same when you look at it in euros.
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by cube2222 1y ago
Wow, thanks a lot for this extensive response, appreciate it a lot!
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by cube2222 1y ago
Kudos to the n8n team! Seems like the focus is increasingly shifting to AI. Question to folks who’ve used n8n extensively, I’m curious, what are your experiences with n8n, and how much does it end up being a web of verbose “visual python” i
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by cube2222 1y ago
Hey everyone, Kuba from Spacelift here! We’ve built Spacelift Intent to make it much easier to build ad-hoc cloud infrastructure with AI. It’s an MCP server that uses Terraform/OpenTofu providers under the hood to talk directly to your

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