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by lemming 9mo ago
Obviously Anthropic are within their rights to do this, but I don’t think their moat is as big as they think it is. I’ve cancelled my max subscription and have gone over to ChatGPT pro, which is now explicitly supporting this use case.
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by lemming 9mo ago
Should be, yes - ACP is basically just a different way of invoking the agent, so you're still using Claude Code. It's alternative clients like OpenCode, the CharmBracelet one and pi which will be affected - they basically reimplem
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by lemming 9mo ago
This will piss a lot of people off, and seems like a strange move. I get that this was always a hack and against the ToS. But I've been paying Anthropic money every month to do exactly what I would have done with Claude Code, but in an
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by lemming 9mo ago
I'm curious, and in the spirit of a true MVP - does this need type, assignee, links or the parent relationship? Do you see the agent using them in practice? It seems like a minimal implementation could do without all of those, and I wo
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by lemming 9mo ago
Or at least move them to a .tickets-done directory, so if the agent is searching under .tickets it won't see them, but you retain some history.
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by lemming 9mo ago
This is not the largest in the world but it is enormous, and is also amazing for having been built by a 15-year old to answer the question: "When I was 14 I asked my piano teacher how long a bass a string would need to be if it had n
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by lemming 10mo ago
Well done, when I was growing up we would always have some time in the evening when we would read a book out loud. When we were younger my parents would read and as we got older we would read sometimes too. I tried the same with my daughter
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by lemming 10mo ago
Really? I still love Winnie the Pooh, but I grew up with him so I’m somewhat biased. But I love the whimsy and musicality in the language.
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Mq – jq-like command-line tool for Markdown processing(github.com)
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by lemming 10mo ago
In my first question, I'm referring to exposing functionality from the ACP client to the agent. Imagine an IDE ACP client which wants to expose language refactoring to the agent, for example - I can't think of a better example for
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by lemming 10mo ago
Toad looks really nice, I will definitely try it out. I have some ACP questions if you don't mind. First, from my reading of the ACP doc, one thing that seems pretty janky is if the ACP client wants to expose a tool to the agent, e.g.
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by lemming 10mo ago
I wonder if, for instance, optimizing for speed may produce code that is faster but harder to understand and extend. This is generally true for code optimised by humans, at least for the sort of mechanical low level optimisations that LLM
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by lemming 10mo ago
Interesting, I have consistently found that Codex does much better code reviews than Claude. Claude will occasionally find real issues, but will frequently bike shed things I don't care about. Codex always finds things that I do actual
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by lemming 10mo ago
The instantaneous torque definitely helps, and EVs are often heavier which helps with stability. But if you're towing anything with significant air resistance (e.g. a boat, a caravan, a big trailer) it kills your range. The general rul
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by lemming 10mo ago
I agree, I mostly use Claude for writing code, but I always get GPT5 to review it. Like you, I find it astonishingly consistent and useful, especially compared to Claude. I like to reset my context frequently, so I’ll often paste the prob
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by lemming 10mo ago
If this law pushes back against the idea that it's ok to make endless tech products which are essentially future rubbish as soon as you buy them, then I think that's a good thing. Perhaps products like this just shouldn't exi
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by lemming 11mo ago
The same way that the law prevents kids drinking their parents’ alcohol - it doesn’t. But having it be illegal sends a signal, even though it’s possible to circumvent it, and also allows prosecution if warranted.
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by lemming 11mo ago
I'm very sorry to hear your story, and I'm really glad the medication has worked well for you and your family. It's early days, but it seems to be working well for ours too. I also really admire the way you're dealing pa
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by lemming 11mo ago
Do you have a plan to get her off, or is she on the maintenance drug for life? It's too early to say. Obviously the idea is to get her off it if possible. SSRIs never help because of boosting serotonin. That's a hell of a clai
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by lemming 11mo ago
Our 11 year old daughter was seriously depressed recently. N=1, but fluoxetine was life changing (and potentially life saving) for her, at least.
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by lemming 11mo ago
Mario has some fantastic content, and has really shaped how I think about my interface to coding tools. I use a modified version of his LLM-as-crappy-state-machine model ( https://github.com/badlogic/claude-commands ) fo
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by lemming 1y ago
Only to the domain level, not individual websites.
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by lemming 1y ago
While this is true, I definitely find that the style of the work changes a lot. It becomes much more managerial, and less technical. I feel much more like a mix of project and people manager, but without the people. I feel like the jury is
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by lemming 1y ago
The question is when in this timeline will you get arrested or at least detained for questioning for it? We’re already at the point where you might get fired or deported for it.
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by lemming 1y ago
No, we just have the one daughter. But I was a boy, and I loved reading too. I don't remember needing books to mirror my experience, in fact I probably preferred books which didn't since I mostly found my own experience fairly bor
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by lemming 1y ago
Our daughter is 11 and is a voracious reader. This isn’t my experience at all. We read daily to her until she didn’t want us to any more a year or so ago. But we never had any trouble finding good books, some new and some older. I really lo
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by lemming 1y ago
Yeah, I want a feature which stops my agent as soon as it says anything even vaguely like: "let me try another approach". Right after that is when the wheels start falling off, tests get deleted, etc. That phrase is a sure sign th
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by lemming 1y ago
I hear it's happening next year.
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by lemming 1y ago
> if you went and volunteered for a highway cleanup, would you get mad if Bezos drove on the highway you cleaned? No, but I would get mad if Bezos made a ton of money charging people to drive on a clean highway after I had cleaned it for
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by lemming 1y ago
I don't know about you, but if I'm going to donate to/work for charity, I'd like to ensure it's for someone who actually needs it rather than the Amazons of the world. I don't feel a pressing need to donate any

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