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by jswny 11mo ago
Claude had the same feature for editing the prompt in $EDITOR Codex prompt editing sucks
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by jswny 11mo ago
Skills are an Anthropic feature
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by jswny 11mo ago
Dotnet format is truly slow and bad. I wish the team focused on improving it, and working on better LSP support
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by jswny 1y ago
I think devs have a natural inclination to resist a seismic shift in their industry, which is understandable. However I agree that a lot of this stuff is FUD and AI dev is like a new skill, it takes time to master. It took me a few months b
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by jswny 1y ago
It’s literally all just context engineering. Just different ways of attempting to give the model the information it needs to complete your task. This is not a significant change to your interaction model with Claude
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by jswny 1y ago
Claude code uses rg by default in its default tools if it’s installed
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by jswny 1y ago
I find Codex CLI to be very good too, but it’s missing tons of features that I use in Claude Code daily that keep me from switching full time. - Good bash command permission system - Rollbacks coupled with conversation and code - Easy switc
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by jswny 1y ago
Then you have misplaced your complaints. It sounds like you just don’t like the general instruction following patterns of Claude. Which is fine, but that is nothing specific to this Skills feature
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by jswny 1y ago
This is just a formalization of an existing pattern many people were already using. Putting a list of short blurbs pointing Claude Code at a set of extra, longer sets of CLAUDE.md style information was being used to prevent auto loading tha
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by jswny 1y ago
Can you elaborate on how you use it with your Mac for productivity ? What’s the experience like vs using a large 5k monitor etc? What about for long hours?
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by jswny 1y ago
The point is that this should absolutely be capable of being a power-computing extension for Mac, but instead it’s been relegated to a $3k personal theater that runs apps for some reason
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by jswny 1y ago
Good to know, I had no idea!
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by jswny 1y ago
At least for Ty, not sure about the others, it is explicitly for type checking, exposed as an LSP. It’s not trying to compete with full LSP implementations. Most modern editors let you combine multiple LSPs, you shouldn’t think of them as u
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by jswny 1y ago
The problem is that dotnet format is horribly slow. So much so that it's only useful as a precommit hook
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by jswny 1y ago
You can do that with hooks! Make a small script that triggers on a commit tool use or a compact hook and reads the conversation file (should be available via inputs to the hook) and back it up somewhere
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by jswny 1y ago
What are the soft real time limitations of erlang?
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by jswny 1y ago
Have you tried the codex CLI? And how does it compare to those other CLI agents if so?
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by jswny 1y ago
Which MCPs allow you to for the heavy lifting with external models in Claude Code?
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by jswny 2y ago
Does anyone know how MCP servers would be used via the API? I thought they ran locally only, so how would the OpenAI API connect to them when handing a request?
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by jswny 2y ago
Zed already has built in task running… you can use the same thing to call anything that you want like a command to run your project. You can even add custom keybindings to them https://zed.dev/docs/tasks
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by jswny 2y ago
I agree. I actually use the AI features in Zed a lot, but there are things I really wish they would prioritize. For example this issue that’s been open for about a year: https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/issues
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by jswny 2y ago
The pricing is completely prohibitive. It’s a shame, looks cool but I’m not gonna bother with a pricing model that’s clearly telling me to go look elsewhere as a solo dev
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by jswny 2y ago
I would try this but I want to be able to use it on mobile too which requires hosting. I don’t see how valuable an LLM interface can be if I can only use it on desktop
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by jswny 2y ago
How can this company possibly support maintaining 2 browsers… I don’t hate the idea they are going for but I swapped off of Arc the moment I heard they were trying to do yet another browser
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by jswny 2y ago
The thing about local first syncing options like this is that they mostly do not work on mobile. For example iPhones cannot handle dropbox syncing random text files in the background as a regular filesystem for an app to deal with. Not sayi
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by jswny 3y ago
Just hit “not interested” on those, the YouTube algorithm is really good at not showing you stuff you tell it not to
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by jswny 3y ago
Is Turbo supposed to be a better version of GPT4? I thought it was just supposed to be a faster, slightly less accurate version
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by jswny 3y ago
Static typing for Elixir is in active development: https://elixir-lang.org/blog/2023/09/20/strong-arrows-gradua... Yes, it is currently dynamic and yes, that means you won't get much int he way of t
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by jswny 3y ago
It's got a hardware light that tells you its active, what more do you want? You have your phone out all the time and it's got a camera facing people too
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by jswny 3y ago
Apple doesn't make anything close to this hardware?

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