linsomniac

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by linsomniac 3mo ago
Kind of shooting themselves in the foot here. In the process of getting all my Fable use in, I'm also at 68% on overall week limit and 5 days left. So not only am I likely to be using OpenAI much more heavily this week, I'm goin
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by linsomniac 3mo ago
Man, this "Fable" has been rough. Last week we get access to it again, then they reset usage after a day or two with no warning. Lots of "missed" Fable time because I was pacing it for a reset 5 days down the line. Us
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by linsomniac 3mo ago
For me, that was the big selling point. If you aren't working with multiple agents at once, I'm not sure you'd pick Herdr.
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by linsomniac 3mo ago
Yes, it seems that it does though I have not yet tried it: https://herdr.dev/docs/configuration/#worktrees
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by linsomniac 3mo ago
The primary benefit I've gotten over just a straight tmux session is that there is a collapsable left "tab" bar that shows you your different workspaces, which you can relabel, and below that is a list of the agents you are r
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by linsomniac 3mo ago
I've been using Herdr for running my AI agents and it has been really nice. I like that I can reconnect to it from multiple sessions (I have one up in a window on my desktop, and when I ssh in from my "after hours" laptop I
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by linsomniac 3mo ago
>I love that people can just bang stuff into existence now. I need to see if it can build me a fabulous todo app. 4-5 years ago I spent around a year refining a paper-and-pen daily planner, and I went 100% into it and liked it. The pape
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by linsomniac 3mo ago
FYI: I've never had any problems with that. Back in the mid-2000s I was running the WiFi for 1000+ people at a time at conferences for 3-4 years, and basically had no complaints.
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by linsomniac 3mo ago
It is basically always better to run more APs at lower power in the areas where you need coverage, than to boost the power. Especially today with the radio spectrum being so congested. Despite this, I could expect 3-5 people to hunt me dow
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by linsomniac 3mo ago
>A human would probably ask clarifying questions You say that, and that's a possibility, and maybe in your experience that is true. But I'd say I've found actual humans will frequently use existing internal models of some
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by linsomniac 3mo ago
In the "AI 2027" article/story, they're talking about next generation models "using 100 times the compute used to train GPT4. Here's a video covering that part of it https://youtu.be/5KVDDfAkRg
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by linsomniac 3mo ago
I like the memory system, in general. For reference I'm using mostly Opus 4.8 + Max effort. It will often pull things out of memory that are relevant. Like I'll ask it to come up with a few options I should consider for, say, a
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by linsomniac 3mo ago
My use case is I have them installed and let Claude decide when to use them. Looks like for my recent sessions it has been using superpowers:test-driven-development 5%, and superpowers:subagent-driven... 1%. I haven't really been wor
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by linsomniac 4mo ago
That's why I have my LLM sprinkle some into "my" writing...
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by linsomniac 4mo ago
Answer about syncthing: I probably would set it up on only a portion of my home directory, not the whole thing, so it wouldn't impact home-manager/SOPS. However, Claude pointed out this potential issue: the bulk of my "proje
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by linsomniac 4mo ago
I'm a 35-year professional sys admin, so you'd think I'd have really strong opinions about how exactly it sets the system up. Or maybe I have enough experience that I can just eyeball what it's doing and feel comfortabl
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by linsomniac 4mo ago
That is really interesting, thanks for the pointer. I came across it a while ago when I was researching how to manually set up AstroVIM on NixOS and doing manually was a bit of a stretch for me at the time. My setup right now is a fairly s
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by linsomniac 4mo ago
Agreed, that's where I was as well. I had been dabbling in manual NixOS configs for ~2 years. I mostly felt like I understood it. But as you say, all upside.
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by linsomniac 4mo ago
Really solid advice. Going to have to try that remote rebuild, because right now my 10yo T420 takes around an hour to rebuild gitbutler-cli (not yet packaged in NixOS), so that'd be real nice. I know syncthing has a solid reputation, b
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by linsomniac 4mo ago
I switched my workstation over to NixOS ~6 weeks ago and it's been really good, I'm a total convert. The thing that really got me over the hump was entirely configuring it using Claude Code. One unexpected benefit is that both my
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by linsomniac 4mo ago
I'm using the $200/mo Claude, and I'll often hit the 5 hour limit, but last week was the first or second time I've hit the week limit. I run pretty much everything on "/effort max" because I've had g
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by linsomniac 4mo ago
Not stupid. Because it wasn't on my radar that it was allergy related until the ENT mentioned allergies.
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by linsomniac 4mo ago
>Posting a claude chat is not actually helpful. The chat doesnt't even cite any sources. You didn't read it very closely, I posted it specifically BECAUSE it cites sources (14 of them by my count). edit: I sit corrected, if I
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by linsomniac 4mo ago
You don't seem to need to worry, second gen tablets seem to be fine: https://claude.ai/share/9c6eaaa5-e734-4267-b540-ddc0188daf6b
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by linsomniac 4mo ago
That seems to be only for first generation, drowsy-making, tablets. Second gen formulas don't cross over the blood/brain barrier. https://www.myalzteam.com/resources/zyrtec-and-alzheimers-me... There IS on
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by linsomniac 4mo ago
>before they even have a case with you My problem is that I needed information from 2 ENT visits to feed into ChatGPT to get that study. On the first visit he scoped my sinuses and immediately said "I can see evidence of allergic r
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by linsomniac 4mo ago
~2 years ago I used ChatGPT "deep research" to investigate a chronic sinus infection I'd been fighting for ~3 years. After seeing 3 GPs and 3 visits with an ENT, I fed all the observations I had into the AI. In particular,
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by linsomniac 4mo ago
That's a very good point. Our company has been very thrifty with our AI spend, until a few months ago the average employee had ~$50 of supported spend and I was trying to be an AI leader in the company and figure out what was and was
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by linsomniac 4mo ago
>I’ve basically never heard a business leader say that they were going to set a bunch of money on fire because it made them feel good. Really? ~4 years ago our CEO hired a consultant to fly out several times to do team building exercise
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by linsomniac 4mo ago
Oh, my sweet summer child... Really cool idea that I'd be reluctant to enable for any of my sites because I assume that it would just be used for people to be awful. Maybe I'm just still traumatized by Playstation Home? A group o

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