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by philipp-gayret 18d ago
Anthropic's Claude fingerprinting technology at work; randomly inject "real" everywhere. If it was Codex you would have seen load-bearing choice.
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by philipp-gayret 19d ago
Although that may be true, the quota at least on GitHub depends on what you're quering. We worked directly with GitHub and a complex enough organisation hit with a GraphQL query can actually hit your hourly app limit before you even ge
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by philipp-gayret 19d ago
Have they reported on the wiki case yet, or whether it even was even OpenAI internal? I'd expect that to fit the criteria for a "Larger Investigation" as per the framework.
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by philipp-gayret 19d ago
I agree but your taste in making solutions, or that of your organisation may be very different from what an LLM does by default. I personally use specs to capture this taste; an example shared by most LLMs is that they like to document not
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by philipp-gayret 25d ago
Be sure to spend them! Another great feature of OpenRouter is that they will take your credits after a year. They just delete them. A ToS-legalized theft if you ask me. (Even if you are still actively using those credits.)
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by philipp-gayret 1mo ago
Not the first to discover that a rule file saying "please don't do X" is not permission management. Funny that she mentions it worked on het toy inbox but the real, large inbox ran into issues; The more context you add the le
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by philipp-gayret 2mo ago
OP, I'm very interested in seeing an actual comparison ran through a common tokenizer of tool calls. I think you'll find different results than what you intended for this tool to be. You've mixed up tokens with characters on
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by philipp-gayret 2mo ago
Having spent too many years in CI/CD I'd agree but there is an even better solution; decouple deployments from releases. Make it possible to deploy without releasing, and release without deploying. (An implementation of this could
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by philipp-gayret 2mo ago
> makes me concerned that you believe the only way someone would/could become more attractive is by performing some sort of charade. I am unapologetically my authentic self, I find that works best. If you had broadened your horizons
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by philipp-gayret 2mo ago
He changed what he says his values are when dating women, to make dating woman easier for himself. Why he mentioned it, I don't know. He holds IMHO strange views on internet culture and portrays it as morally superior to not be part of
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by philipp-gayret 3mo ago
> Is there a way to segment access per agentic workflow, so that you can have both habe an agentic workflow that has access to sensitive data and one that has only access to public data? Is the default to set the scope to only the curren
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by philipp-gayret 3mo ago
Impressive. Now, let's see the link in this post to fastcompany.com; It opens a website that also pulls in 6MB using more "server requests" than 169, in fact the number keeps going up, and all it does is display a paywall. So
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by philipp-gayret 3mo ago
My diagnosis is.. You are working with people. Smart ones at that, who have been working for a very long time in their own, niche, specific way. To assume all engineers will become AI-pilled like you and hop on Claude Code whenever asked is
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by philipp-gayret 4mo ago
In the DORA group's reporting on AI-assisted software engineering, they indeed state that across industries, quality goes UP with the use of AI assistants like Claude and others. Moreover, in my experience helping businesses on this to
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by philipp-gayret 5mo ago
I worked for a food retail store once. I remember going in the first day wondering, how hard can it really be... From the outside, it looks like they have a simple website. The website to order things on was an amalgamation of 300+ repo&#x2
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by philipp-gayret 5mo ago
> It was Qwen-coder when it launched but I don’t know what it is now. This was also what I used at the time, the Qwen 3 Coder 480b on Cerebras. Worked great and was so stupidly fast it made me realize that if the hardware can be at that
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by philipp-gayret 5mo ago
If you have a Cerebras Code subscription you can experience it right now. Indeed, a very different experience.
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by philipp-gayret 5mo ago
> - A SKILL.md system mirroring Anthropic's skills convention. > - Subagents, an artifacts review workflow (slash commands), and conversation rewind. Antigravity CLI, like Gemini CLI, is a copy of most of Claude Code. At least in
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by philipp-gayret 5mo ago
Nice work! I've worked through all kinds of local models, very extensively for a week on an NVidia Spark. Gemma and Qwen, quantized, somewhat shine but the results overall compared to say a Claude Haiku were so disappointing (in contex
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by philipp-gayret 5mo ago
Would be an interesting concept and read were it grounded in reality. Unfortunately, it's data and graphs pulled out of someone's imagination. Reality is nowadays with the right skillset you can take state of the art AI tools and
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by philipp-gayret 5mo ago
For Hooks (IMO the most powerful feature) Id recommend only https://code.claude.com/docs/en/hooks-guide and for Plugins, Skills, MCP and so on the official documentation by Anthropic has been the source you'd
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by philipp-gayret 5mo ago
Native integrations with agents, i.e. Claude Code's system of Hooks. Harnesses, which kick off agents with what to do. Tools, which show an agent where in a process it is, and what the next step should be. In my experience I find Hooks
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by philipp-gayret 5mo ago
Interesting project. I am working on a similar solution. Eventually you will run into the following with harnesses, so I wonder how these questions work with your project; 1) Can you define a process other than build -> review -> .. e
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by philipp-gayret 5mo ago
In the Netherlands, it's the name for anyone between junior and senior, in software. From my perspective it's more something used by recruiters and employers to tell people they don't get a senior engineer's compensation
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by philipp-gayret 5mo ago
You have described exactly the situation of almost all of my clients. And in some way it is good to see our business model validated as we help steer organisations at this level, also technically. I would only add that the quality of softwa
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by philipp-gayret 6mo ago
Nice work, I applied my own benchmarking tools to it. On my single NVidia Spark I get 173.3 tokens/s on baseline config, 372.4 tokens/s with added tuning/parallel options. Most notably time to first token is incredibly low, s
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by philipp-gayret 6mo ago
Fun read and honestly very impressive demonstration of what can be done with the tech by someone with no experience whatsoever.
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by philipp-gayret 6mo ago
> 1. What do you use the hooks for? I use hooks to automate decisionmaking (i.e. stronger permissions than a regex by parsing the bash) and similarly automate guidance. Our tooling is open source so here is an example: https:/&#x2F
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by philipp-gayret 6mo ago
I like and do use Zed but be aware functionality like Hooks is not supported for their integration with Claude Code, as a heavy user of Hooks I would stick with the terminal.

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