paultendo

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by paultendo 6mo ago
What a fascinating deep dive. 2x with sphere mapping is my favourite - it starts to take on a sort of pointillism-like quality which gives all the objects (or maybe my brain) a sort of understanding of their texture.
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by paultendo 6mo ago
Could be a very useful way to do some overnight tasks using spare RAM. Possibly things like LLM-based categorisation, labelling, data cleansing. That's what comes to mind for me anyway.
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by paultendo 6mo ago
Anyone can be an "ideas guy", very few are good at it. "I am still waiting to see LLMs build an idea into something other people use at scale" - so Microsoft using Claude Code doesn't count?
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by paultendo 7mo ago
I haven't tried it, but I think you could keep the full transcript by running a pre-compact hook (on Claude Code) to save your entire conversation history to a file.
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by paultendo 7mo ago
As I understand it, Anthropic drew two specific red lines: no mass domestic surveillance, no fully autonomous weapons systems. Seems reasonable to me. Feels like OpenAI, Google, and Meta have been given a clear path to get federal contracts
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by paultendo 7mo ago
I agree that rejecting valid non-Latin characters in valid contexts is user-hostile, but I should be clearer about scope: this is specifically about machine-readable identifiers (slugs, handles, ENS names) where the character set is intenti
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by paultendo 7mo ago
Thanks Josh - putting this article out there has pushed me to sharpen a lot of my thinking which hopefully should come across in my more recent work. I've updated the article to scope the NFKC recommendation to identifiers and added a
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Unicode characters look like Latin letters but aren't in a detection system(paultendo.github.io)
1 points by paultendo 7mo ago|0 comments
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I rendered 1,418 confusables over 230 fonts. Most aren't confusable to the eye(paultendo.github.io)
113 points by paultendo 7mo ago|53 comments
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by paultendo 7mo ago
Looks great - well done. Much nicer than stock tmux for sure.
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by paultendo 7mo ago
Of course Google can restrict how their API is accessed. But locking paid accounts with no warning, no explanation email, and no functioning support path while continuing to charge $249/month is a different problem entirely. A reasonab