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by punnerud 1y ago
"Checkpoints for Claude Code" use git under the hood, but stored in .claudecheckpoints folder, to not mess with your own git. Add itself to .gitignore. It auto commits with a git message for the changes done through MCP locally.
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by punnerud 1y ago
Hi, the developer here. Its a very early version so there could be a lot of bugs, but I like to use it myself (already found several bugs and updated version soon on its way). Switching from Cursor to Claude Code this was the biggest loss.
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Claude Code Checkpoints(claude-checkpoints.com)
184 points by punnerud 1y ago|132 comments
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by punnerud 1y ago
That was my experience also, thats why I made it. Also tried to improve on the Cursor experience, to let you checkout an earlier Checkpoint, do some testing and switch to a newer Checkpoint again.
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Checkpoints for Claude Code(apps.apple.com)
2 points by punnerud 1y ago|2 comments
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Show HN: Checkpoints for Claude Code [video](youtube.com)
2 points by punnerud 1y ago|0 comments
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by punnerud 1y ago
Because on Mac the CPU and GPU share memory, but A100 need to transfer to RAM/CPU on the parts that’s not supported by GPU? (My first guess)
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by punnerud 1y ago
Finally a Google guide using PyTorch and not Tensorflow, that alone made me wanting to try it out ;)
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by punnerud 1y ago
Wished this version would be called OpenAI-GPT-25.8
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by punnerud 1y ago
Not often anyone I come across webpages that is frozen in time
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Map Comparison Kit (2005)(mck.riks.nl)
3 points by punnerud 1y ago|1 comments
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by punnerud 1y ago
Good to see it using port 8000 as default, and not Flasks 5000 (does not work on Mac anymore)
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MCP Server for Interacting with the iOS Simulator(github.com)
1 points by punnerud 1y ago|0 comments
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by punnerud 1y ago
Good article from Tailscale on how direct connections is established, even when both nodes is behind NAT: https://tailscale.com/blog/how-nat-traversal-works
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by punnerud 1y ago
Long ago there was a law that every farm in Norway had to produce beer, because the king could potentially visit. It’s said coffee was introduced to try to reduce the alcohol consumption, but Norwegians kept consuming alcohol like before an
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3D object tracking using cheap cameras (example stealth planes)(github.com)
4 points by punnerud 1y ago|0 comments
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Podbike(podbike.com)
3 points by punnerud 1y ago|0 comments
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by punnerud 1y ago
Reading that TensorFlow is not used much anymore (besides Google) felt good to read. Had to check Google Trends: https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=all&q=%2Fg%2F1... I started using TensorFlow years ago
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by punnerud 1y ago
Why the end of Hackintosh? Doesn’t Windows support ARM, so there should be machines that can support newer versions of MacOS…
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by punnerud 1y ago
Does this enable running containers next apps to iOS and MacOS downloaded from AppStore?
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by punnerud 1y ago
What if the user only get one address, how to separate the two? Seems like a need to share if a larger block (providor) is handing out based on blocks or single addresses…
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Daft Punk Player(github.com)
4 points by punnerud 1y ago|1 comments
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by punnerud 1y ago
One star on Gighub, could still be good though. Any alternatives on Python that is equally used. HomeAssistant build on Python have an Node-Red extension, would be nice to see a Python version with more seamless integration
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Hckr News – an unofficial alternative hacker news interface(hckrnews.com)
1 points by punnerud 1y ago|0 comments
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by punnerud 1y ago
We had SMS-auth in Norway until 15 years ago (?), then it was a special type of SMS popping all over your screen that was more secure. Now all that is gone and replaced with Apps for auth, with scanning of your Passport/NationalID usin
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by punnerud 1y ago
In this context, the term “bomb” refers specifically to Giant Bomb, the gaming media brand that has now become independently owned and operated by its creators.
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by punnerud 1y ago
I don’t agree with MCP being a bad standard, remember it’s supposed to be as simple and easy as possible to not take up a lot of tokens and for the LLM to use. More complex stuff you can build on the “outside”. So keeping it local seems ok,
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by punnerud 1y ago
GIL is like a "red-cap" on the head for the CPU-core running the task, so you would not be able to run true Async without GIL. Have to hand the "red-cap" back, for the next task. Instead of using a global lock ("red
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by punnerud 1y ago
A more simplified version: Synchronous code is like a single-lane road where cars (tasks) must travel one after another in perfect sequence. If one car stops for gas (waiting for I/O), every car behind it must stop too. While orderly a
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The Scam Network(nrk.no)
19 points by punnerud 1y ago|1 comments

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