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by jbentley1 1y ago
Is this the same as the prompt caching that other API's (Anthropc, OpenAI, etc) have had, just open source and for vLLM?
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Show HN: I built a UI to manage Claude Code worktrees(github.com)
4 points by jbentley1 1y ago|0 comments
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by jbentley1 1y ago
If you can call Claude Code that means everything else should be working, as most functionality is built around the terminal and that is how it is calling Claude Code. Thanks for your help, now I'll be able to include Linux support in
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by jbentley1 1y ago
While I seem to have a little attention from this comment, if anyone can test this Linux installer for Crystal and tell me if it works on their machine I would appreciate it: https://github.com/stravu/crystal/actio
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by jbentley1 1y ago
If you are paying a senior engineer 200k, getting them a CC max plan is equivalent to 1.2% of their salary. I would say that it increases productivity by a lot more than that. So yes it might feel expensive in terms of a personal monthly bu
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by jbentley1 1y ago
Weird, I have not had this issue and I commonly run 5+ at once
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by jbentley1 1y ago
If I hit the rate limit in 2 hours and got value out of each prompt I ran, that's better than doing the same amount of work in 6 hours and not hitting the limit. Personally, I'm running 2 accounts and switching between them for ma
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by jbentley1 1y ago
The other replies are correct that right now you need some level of human review, but it would be interesting to have a second AI review with a clean context. Maybe a security checklist, or a prompt telling it to check that the tests are co
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by jbentley1 1y ago
I tried to make it easy to remember what you are doing. You can see the prompts you ran, and I used the Monaco editor from VSCode to view and edit the diffs. I think there are opportunities to give special handling to the markdown docs and
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by jbentley1 1y ago
Yes there is. IDEs just aren't designed for it. The main screen in an IDE is a single branch at a time, I want to be managing a swarm of agents on multiple branches/worktrees
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by jbentley1 1y ago
Noted! Thanks
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by jbentley1 1y ago
I think integration into existing IDEs is the wrong form for agentic coding. The best way to work is managing several Git worktrees with agents running so you aren't stuck waiting 20+ minutes for Claude Code to finish. I built a UI to
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by jbentley1 1y ago
This is great. I built a UI tool to run simultaneous Claude Code sessions ( https://github.com/stravu/crystal ) but by working on multiple features at once I hit the limits of my max account. Usually close to the reset,
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Show HN: I built new type of dev environment for agentic coding(github.com)
6 points by jbentley1 1y ago|0 comments
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by jbentley1 1y ago
No, but people have been asking about that. Can you describe how you would want to use it remotely? What is your use case?
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by jbentley1 1y ago
The line between what AI can write and what it can't is moving and it is moving quickly. My bet with this is that we will want tools built for the new reality rather than repurposing our older tools, even though they won't complet
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by jbentley1 1y ago
Keep the feature requests coming! And feel free to create PRs. I am getting a lot out of the tool as is but there are so many things that could be added.
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Multiple Claude Code Sessions in an Easy UI: Crystal(github.com)
8 points by jbentley1 1y ago|6 comments
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by jbentley1 1y ago
Read the first couple lines, closed the page, and concluded that I should drink more Red Bull.
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by jbentley1 1y ago
Is Apple failing at AI so they just put all their R&D towards convincing themselves it isn't important?
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by jbentley1 1y ago
From conversation with someone from Groq, they have a custom compiler and runtime for the models to run on their custom hardware, which is why the selection is poor. For every model type they need to port the architecture to run on their co
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by jbentley1 1y ago
"I think we should probably stop listening to Chomsky" I've been saying this my whole life, glad it's finally catching on
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by jbentley1 1y ago
This isn't exactly correct, it is a combination of training and system prompt. You could train the system prompt into the model. This could be as simple as running the model with the system prompt, then training on those outputs until
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by jbentley1 1y ago
I'm guessing somebody was listening to the latest episode of Acquired?
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by jbentley1 1y ago
It's fairly easy to observe that LLMs do things that were out of reach for software only a short period ago, and that their abilities are increasing fast. Yet some people try to make trivial arguments like this and try to say AI is som
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by jbentley1 1y ago
https://fiction.live/stories/Fiction-liveBench-Mar-25-2025/o... IMO this is the best long context benchmark. Hopefully they will run it for the new models soon. Needle-in-a-haystack is useless at this point. Llama
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by jbentley1 2y ago
I am. I have some use cases related to data extraction where using a fine tuned small model outperforms the best-in-class closed source models and at a fraction of the cost.
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by jbentley1 2y ago
Zoom is jerky and the number of iterations don't automatically scale as I zoom in. Maybe I'm expecting too much for something that runs in the browser but seems like there is room for improvement.
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by jbentley1 2y ago
From the name I was hoping this would be a list of services being offered at a loss as they burn VC money to get marketshare.
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by jbentley1 2y ago
Unless they add some basic functionality to include Android users, this is the evilest use of their walled garden yet.

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