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by simlevesque 7mo ago
The first thing I recommend everyone using is devcontainers [1]. They're very simple to setup and make using LLMs a lot more secure. [1] https://code.claude.com/docs/en/devcontainer
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by simlevesque 7mo ago
They want to be Claude so bad.
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by simlevesque 7mo ago
It's not much for a frontier AI but it can be a very useful specialized LLM.
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by simlevesque 7mo ago
No, Trump added "I will use the full power of the presidency to make them comply".
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by simlevesque 7mo ago
I'm pretty sure they can just prompt any convo in the background and ask "is this conversation sensitive ?" and the model can answer without this being added to the context of the convo.
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by simlevesque 7mo ago
Click on the link I provided and you'll know why I know. It's not markdown, it shows the code that was ran and the output.
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by simlevesque 7mo ago
It did run python code when I asked for a random number: https://gemini.google.com/share/dcd6658d7cc9 Then I said: "don't run code, just pick one" and it replied "I'll go with 7."
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by simlevesque 7mo ago
I recommend Eternal Terminal instead of mosh for this.
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by simlevesque 7mo ago
The paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/1909.10140
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by simlevesque 7mo ago
The first two I kind of understand what the author means. But "help me" and "severe pain" made me think that I'm just not the right public for this text.
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by simlevesque 7mo ago
Whitelist instead of blacklist seems like it would work.
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by simlevesque 7mo ago
It's been confirmed by @dang many times before. I'm not sure if that's what cut the title here but I've seen it many times in the last 10 years.
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by simlevesque 8mo ago
LLMs can't count. They need tool use to answer these questions accurately.
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by simlevesque 8mo ago
VSCode has vertical tabs for it's terminals like this, but on the right side.
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by simlevesque 8mo ago
> if all you need is time-related functions like stop watch, timer, multiple time zones etc. But if you just need that, almost any watch will do. The Pebble is clearly not made for those people.
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by simlevesque 8mo ago
Why is the 9.2ms bar longer than the 104ms bar in the performance graph ?
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by simlevesque 8mo ago
If I've learned one thing in life: some people are totally shameless.
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by simlevesque 8mo ago
yeah but messenger.com was nice if you've blocked the facebook.com domain to try to use less social media.
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by simlevesque 8mo ago
I mean, some of the things on that homepage are truly the works of a genius IMO
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by simlevesque 8mo ago
For Go code I had almost no issue. PHP too. apparently for React it's not very good.
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by simlevesque 8mo ago
"/model claude-sonnet-4-6" works with Claude Code v2.1.44
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by simlevesque 8mo ago
"/model claude-sonnet-4-6" works with Claude Code v2.1.44
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by simlevesque 8mo ago
"/model claude-sonnet-4-6" works
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by simlevesque 8mo ago
does anyone know how to use it in Claude Code cli right now ? This doesnt work: `/model claude-sonnet-4-6-20260217` edit: "/model claude-sonnet-4-6" works with Claude Code v2.1.44
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by simlevesque 8mo ago
I can't wait for Haiku 4.6 ! the 4.5 is a beast for the right projects.
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by simlevesque 8mo ago
The system card even says that Sonnet 4.6 is better than Opus 4.6 in some cases: Office tasks and financial analysis.
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by simlevesque 8mo ago
Companies are part of society and we have a rule-based society.
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by simlevesque 8mo ago
First time I hear about this device. I learned to program 25 years ago on a PC-1500. I wish it had multiple lines like this machine !
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by simlevesque 8mo ago
You can but I have to say that there's value in a tool that lets the ai do it using less tokens.
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by simlevesque 8mo ago
Damn, that AI sounds like Magneto.

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