kisamoto

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by kisamoto 12d ago
In my opinion the OS should broker the communication between harnesses (which is part of Siri), LLMs and app functionality. It can take into account the permissions, the user could configure which LLM to use at an OS system settings level a
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by kisamoto 2mo ago
Does this still apply if there are separate legal entities for US & EU operations? Take Hetzner as an example. They have a separate US company to deal with their US data center. Would their EU servers be vulnerable to the CLOUD Act?
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by kisamoto 2mo ago
LiveMap | Geospatial Engineers (Data & Routing) | Full-Time | Switzerland or Remote (CH, EU, UK) Visa sponsorship is not provided. LiveMap - https://livemap.ch/ - is a funded startup with a vision to build the next gene
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Claude Can Access Your Other Devices(braw.dev)
4 points by kisamoto 2mo ago|0 comments
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ZeroEntropy Joins Notion(zeroentropy.dev)
2 points by kisamoto 2mo ago|0 comments
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by kisamoto 3mo ago
The irony to have the EU criticised for regulation on one side but complete government control of access on the other.
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Stack Overflow for Agents(agents.stackoverflow.com)
2 points by kisamoto 4mo ago|0 comments
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Buy a train, bridge or tracks from the Swiss Railway(sbbresale.ch)
188 points by kisamoto 4mo ago|116 comments
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by kisamoto 4mo ago
> We focused on occupation-level shifts in remote work rather than personal choices, as decisions to work remotely may themselves reflect individuals’ mental health status > Understanding remote work’s impact on mental health is impor
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The mobile OS should broker agent functionality(braw.dev)
1 points by kisamoto 5mo ago|0 comments
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by kisamoto 5mo ago
Zed - https://zed.dev/ Integrates a lot of agents (I use it with OpenRouter and directly with Pi) natively, is fast (you don't realise how laggy VSCode and its forks are). Biggest disadvantage: lack of extensions. Lots
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by kisamoto 6mo ago
It's worth considering why you are choosing a European stack. Is it to support local/European companies - Great. Is it because you don't want to be at risk of the US and the CLOUD Act - Not so great. Any company that has serv
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by kisamoto 6mo ago
OP here. I do like Opus but I don't default to it for everything. My CC usage is a lot of Haiku/Sonnet and is also very bursty (bursts throughout the month, not a day). I find that a lot of my Claude usage goes unused and then whe
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by kisamoto 6mo ago
A non-profit identity service. Uses government IDs that a lot of people already have and saves signed credentials to your phone. There is a server element for the verification process but it runs all in-memory (follow the Mullvad model and
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by kisamoto 6mo ago
I had a similar opinion a couple of years ago, content with more of an autocomplete. Now I'm happy with agents as the models and harnesses have improved significantly but the token usage comes at a cost.
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by kisamoto 6mo ago
Thank you for taking the time to explain that - makes sense. I lifted what was present in your terms of service as I'd like to understand the minimum time I have.
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by kisamoto 6mo ago
I'm always interested in how people use tools. I like to have a full editor to review code as a complement to the CLI and as I don't often use hooks the integration is also good enough for me. 1. What do you use the hooks for? 2.
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by kisamoto 6mo ago
I did. Perhaps too much consumption of AI responses but articles and engagement are written by me - a human.
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by kisamoto 6mo ago
You are absolutely correct, I was not aware of this. I will update the article accordingly and perhaps it's more worthwhile to stay solely on Cursor with the limited models. Sadly Zed seems to add 10% so it's still more worthwhile
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Reallocating $100/Month Claude Code Spend to Zed and OpenRouter(braw.dev)
349 points by kisamoto 6mo ago|234 comments
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by kisamoto 6mo ago
If only Zed had more extensions I would use it consistently over Cursor to be honest but for now Cursor remains my daily driver. I like the option for different models that I just don't get with Claude Code. I want an IDE to monitor fi
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by kisamoto 6mo ago
LiveMap | Geospatial Engineers (Data & Routing) | Full-Time | Switzerland or Remote (CH, EU, UK) Visa sponsorship is not provided. LiveMap is a funded startup with a vision to build the next generation of mapping apps (think hyper-perso
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by kisamoto 6mo ago
As someone on Reddit pointed out, now that it's in the Grafana stack you can also use standard alert management & notification tools to send updates on usage and alerts for abnormal spikes.
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by kisamoto 6mo ago
You can get user prompts and tool calls in the logs (but not system prompts) although you do have to set a couple of extra environment variables. It's under the `prompt` and `tool_parameter` fields in the logs. {service_name=~&qu
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Monitor Claude Code Usage with Grafana(braw.dev)
3 points by kisamoto 6mo ago|4 comments
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by kisamoto 6mo ago
Claude Code supports using OpenTelemetry to gather some metrics including token usage, cost, user prompts and tool calls (unfortunately no system prompts). This is possible without custom certificates, MITM or proxies. However you do need s
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Making an Argument for (Voluntary) Online Identity Verification(agoraid.com)
1 points by kisamoto 6mo ago|0 comments
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by kisamoto 8mo ago
> EU can’t out innovate US tech why not? Okay not today but China was known as the cheap copier and is now the innovator.
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by kisamoto 8mo ago
Personally I've found Matrix significantly more user friendly than Threema work. Zulip I haven't used in anger so I can't comment on that but I've seen a few places that even open source they charge per user for things l
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The collapse of "Human Signal" on the web(agoranet.substack.com)
3 points by kisamoto 9mo ago|2 comments

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