kzahel

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by kzahel 8mo ago
I looked into it a bit. It stores memories near where it stores JSONL session history. It's per-project (and specific to the machine) Claude pretty aggressively and frequently writes stuff in there. It uses MEMORY.md as sort of the ind
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by kzahel 8mo ago
Claude told me he can disable it by putting instructions in the MEMORY.md file to not use it. So only a soft disable AFAIK and you'd need to do it on each machine.
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by kzahel 8mo ago
Cool! Your project sounds really interesting. I would love to try it out, especially if you integrated yep! Yes it has yepanywhere --host 0.0.0.0 or you can use HOST env var.
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by kzahel 8mo ago
Right? Why not focus on a nice mobile handoff experience? Not being tethered to your desktop or laptop for work is such a game changer! This codex app is like exactly the workflow I use but the fact that I can't pick up where I left of
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by kzahel 8mo ago
I'm also so baffled by this. I had to write my own app to be able to do seamless handoff between my laptop/desktop/phone and it works for me ( https://github.com/kzahel/yepanywhere - nice web interface fo
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by kzahel 9mo ago
How do you handle session persistence across reboots / restarts for self-hosted models? Does ollama support persistence out of the box? I tried using codex-oss which does support persistence but codex injects 6K of system setup context
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by kzahel 9mo ago
no, they banned use of the model without the CLI harness/SDK when using the subscription plans. Opencode was spoofing requests as if they were coming from claude code CLI, and controlling the agent loop / tool call totally interna
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by kzahel 9mo ago
As an added bonus you could add on a mobile-first claude code UI on top of claude. I've been working on this and use it on my pi5 at home. https://yepanywhere.com/ (and no, this product is not against TOS as it is usin
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by kzahel 9mo ago
I use the SDK in my app and it works fine with plan mode. I don't deal with auth at all. I detect if the CLI is installed and it just reuses whatever auth the user has already setup. Works fine.
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by kzahel 9mo ago
OpenCode wasn't using claude CLI at all (or claude SDK). They were using their own agent loop and bypassing claude cli entirely (except for spoofing auth).
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by kzahel 9mo ago
Can't Opencode just modify their implementation to use the anthropic claude code SDK directly? The issue is they were spoofing oauth. I tried OpenCode before this whole drama and immediately noticed the oauth spoofing and never authori
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by kzahel 9mo ago
I'm not 100% sure but I think OpenCode wants to control the harness and persistence, tool call flows etc. If they just used the Claude SDK then it would diverge architecturally from all the other providers, persist jsonl to ~/.cla
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by kzahel 1y ago
I wrote the original version of this "simple web server" app ( https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/web-server-for-chro... ) because the built-in python http server is a bit buggy. It would hang on some con
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by kzahel 7y ago
The only thing QW really added over vanilla "netquake" was client side movement prediction. Hitscan weapons (infinite velocity bullets) only let you know if you had hit or missed based on the response from the server. You had to l
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by kzahel 8y ago
Does anyone know if there's a publicly available domain that does RFC1918 resolutions? Such as 192-168-86-30.localresolve.com has A record 192.168.86.30 10-10-10-1.localresolve.com has A record 10.10.10.1 and so on.
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by kzahel 8y ago
Dvorak is worth it just for the look on people's faces when they try to use a computer you've been using.
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by kzahel 9y ago
I am still confused. I was prompted again today to install the security update I installed yesterday. Did they silently release another improved security update?
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by kzahel 9y ago
One low maintenance way of doing this would be to setup a SSH server at home (and configure your home NAT/Router to forward traffic to that machine) Once you have SSH access to home there are a number of ways to tunnel your traffic (on
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by kzahel 9y ago
It has the option to block HTTP traffic, making sites that don't support HTTPS unusable. You could create a separate "secure" profile and feel safe that all traffic is secured, while still being able to browse HTTP in another
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by kzahel 9y ago
Yep! That's what I'm doing right now.
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by kzahel 9y ago
No, that was explained in the demonstration video.
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by kzahel 9y ago
Sshuttle is very cool. But it only does TCP and UDP. (no ICMP)
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by kzahel 9y ago
Pretty funny. Found this in homebrew casks ( https://github.com/yingDev/Tickeys )
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by kzahel 9y ago
Another earlier thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14695955
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by kzahel 9y ago
If you tried it out and were a little confused, here's a little blog post about the motivation and development of the "game": http://www.pippinbarr.com/words/2017/06/14/narrative-framing...
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by kzahel 9y ago
I spent a little time last week when I found out about this writing an extension to make the images work, https://github.com/kzahel/photobucket-embed-fix The extension gets permission for Photobucket domains and modifi
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by kzahel 9y ago
I think you mean Kiva?
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by kzahel 9y ago
Use termux (termux.com) and then you can apt install many useful things ( https://github.com/termux/termux-packages/tree/master/packag... ) You'll definitely want a keyboard
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by kzahel 9y ago
Somewhat similar, Sony's project T http://www.futurelab.sony.net/T/ has a popup demo at 717 Market street during business hours. Anyone off the street can drop by. They have several other demos installed.
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by kzahel 10y ago
That app can't serve a local directory. It has to make a copy to a sandbox filesystem first. Try this app instead: https://github.com/kzahel/web-server-chrome ( https://chrome.google.com/webstore&#x

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