novaleaf

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by novaleaf 5mo ago
Max 20x is for individuals only. (could probably have emps get it themselves, and reimburse)
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by novaleaf 5mo ago
I think many people who wouldn't be disincentivized by demerits/expulsion/etc would find the threat of intense physical pain highly motivating. Caning is no joke.
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by novaleaf 5mo ago
I must have read too many british books as a kid, because that's the way I use it. Though, they don't mention the "I am sympathetic to your plight" version of sorry that seems to confound ppl a lot (which I also do)
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by novaleaf 5mo ago
I (and many others) are the opposite. I run out of quota is 4-5 days. Generally no issues with the 5hr cap. ($200 sub)
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by novaleaf 6mo ago
yeah, this smells like a bug in their (dumb) usage segmentation. For example, there is a distinction of what is classified as extra-usage-billed VS extra-usage-enabled. As a long time claude user, I can assure you they are different things
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by novaleaf 6mo ago
I think it would be a considerable improvement to allow duck-typing over the top. implicitly defined interface that includes exact member matches, something like that.
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by novaleaf 6mo ago
in Claude Code's conversation transcripts it stores messages from subagents as type="user". I always thought this was odd, and I guess this is the consequence of going all-in on vibing. There are some other metafields like i
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by novaleaf 6mo ago
yes, I think his book "Reamde" had the concept of "Ameristan" which was the redneck-Idaho equivalent of many racial/religious/socioecon tropes.
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by novaleaf 6mo ago
> A prosecutor would have to prove that you have knowingly and wilfully committed the crime in order to be convicted IANAL also, but counterpoint: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/6611240-three-felonies-a...
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by novaleaf 7mo ago
your linked bug is a cherry pick of the worst case scenario for the first request after a resume. While it should be fixed, this isn't the same usage issue everyone is complaining about.
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by novaleaf 7mo ago
I'm sure this is no surprise to anyone who has used CC for a while. This is the source of so many bugs. I would say "open bugs" but Anthropic auto-closes bugs that don't have movement on them in like 60 days.
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by novaleaf 7mo ago
crazy solution that might work for you: open an incognito browser and check for deals for new customers. "someone" I know was able to switch from a $50/1.2TB limited 300mbit plan to a $45/unlimited 1Gbit plan doing thi
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by novaleaf 7mo ago
> The 66-year-old brick will have the exact same interference fit, the same clutch power, the same 4.8mm stud diameter. Pretty sure this is false. Old bricks had way higher clutch power, so high that it was deemed too difficult to separ
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by novaleaf 7mo ago
you are replying to a bot, that's why.
45.
by novaleaf 8mo ago
genuine question: how would you turn a debugger-mcp into a CLI? do CLI tools used in agents have the concept of persistence?
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by novaleaf 8mo ago
Sure I suppose on the face of it the two are not necessarily related, but it seems likely to be highly correlated?
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by novaleaf 8mo ago
Arn't they yoinking an OAuth token for replay in the Claw app? If so, I don't think anybody who knows how auth works could feign complete innocence.
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by novaleaf 8mo ago
I don't know if you are just playing devil's advocate, but there's plenty of examples of code quality issues coming out of msft these days too.
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by novaleaf 8mo ago
I'm building an agent wrapper over Claude Code, and use the "Jobs done" peon voice for notification (there are two variants). For when user attention is needed, I play a few seconds of Rick Astley's "Never Gonna Giv
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by novaleaf 8mo ago
if you enable verbose mode, it does. However I run like 3x concurrent sessions that do multiple compacts throughout, for like 8hrs/day, and I go through a 20x subscription in about 1/2 week. So I'm extremely skeptical of th
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by novaleaf 9mo ago
this is about variance of daily statistics, so I think the suggestions are entirely appropriate in this context.
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by novaleaf 9mo ago
their c# LSP theoretically worked for a week or so (I never saw it in action though), but now it always errors on launch :(
53.
by novaleaf 9mo ago
what's the make/model for the monitors? my setup is getting long in the tooth.
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by novaleaf 9mo ago
pretty weird, i have a few moderately high-end pc's and cheap laptops and they all have the same issues. Maybe me disabling a bunch of telemetry stuff screws up the caching.
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by novaleaf 9mo ago
if you are searching for something for the first time (or after caching invalidates), it seems like it prioritizes search sources that have already completed. on my computer, that means web-search almost always completes first. So most of
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by novaleaf 9mo ago
ahh, it might have been spellcheck then. I turned off all that stuff. In the heat of the moment, maybe I was a bit too angry to do proper root cause analysis :P
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by novaleaf 9mo ago
I bet the friend just pressed the Windows key, and typing "Calc" and quickly pressing enter caused Bing to search for calc instead. Common failure because window's start-menu search/load/discovery is a total mess.
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by novaleaf 9mo ago
I see you were fortunate enough to not use notepad aprox 5 months ago, when they were running the rich formatting preview. It was on by default, and would drop around 5% of the characters you type. Literally failing at the only thing it&#
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by novaleaf 9mo ago
Good info. Now I understand why they refused to acknowledge the UX issue behind my bug report: https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/7988 --- (that it's a big pile of spaghetti that can'
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by novaleaf 10mo ago
dunno if you tried VS2026 C#, but it's worse. I have no extensions (besides the default Copilot) and it's a never ending battle of just trying to get the normal intellisense to show up. What's worst is that the copilot aut

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