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by skerit 8mo ago
> Most of my contacts made the switch, and I’m now at roughly 95% Signal for day-to-day conversations Years ago, I set up a Matrix server. I got some people to migrate, but ultimately even my husband stopped using it because the UI and a
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by skerit 8mo ago
What does Claude-Code do different that you still prefer it? I'm so in love with OpenCode, I just can't go back. It's such a nicer way of working. I even love the more advanced TUI
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by skerit 8mo ago
Why was Blade ever decided upon? Is it older than wgpu?
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by skerit 8mo ago
> Qwen-Image-2.0 not only accurately models the “riding” action but also meticulously renders the horse’s musculature and hair > https://qianwen-res.oss-accelerate-overseas.aliyuncs.com/Qwe... What the actual fuck
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by skerit 8mo ago
Every time I see people praise Gemini I really wonder what simple little tasks they are using it for. Because in an actual coding session (with OpenCode or even their own Gemini CLI for example) it just _devolves_ into insanity. And not eve
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by skerit 8mo ago
> Yes but is AI really getting you unstuck Yes, it really is.
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by skerit 8mo ago
> Anyone found some good use cases beyond a better interface for AI code assistance Well... no. But I do really like it. It's just an always-on Claude you can chat with in Telegram, that tries to keep context, that has access to a t
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by skerit 8mo ago
I would have never thought of that. Funny that a comma can be used like that. Off-topic: What the hell is that font on this website? And why does the "a" look like that?
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by skerit 8mo ago
They don't even want people using OpenCode with their Max subscriptions (which OpenAI does allow, kind of)
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by skerit 8mo ago
Oh, interesting. I started using the ReVa/Ghidra MCP server together with Claude since day 1 (Well, since Claude Sonnet 4.0 was released) and I saw Claude get better at it with every update. I've gotten pretty far in reverse engin
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by skerit 8mo ago
I've been using ReVa for a long time (even upstreamed some changes to it) and it works great.
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by skerit 8mo ago
Can you do everything via the SDK as via regular API calls? Caching etc all works? You can get reasoning, responses, tool call info, ... ?
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by skerit 9mo ago
I've also done a few porting projects. It works great if you can do it file-per-file, class-per-class. Really have a similar structure in the target as the source. Porting _and_ improving or making small changes is a recipe for disaste
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by skerit 9mo ago
The article said: > So I’m back to writing by hand for most things. Amazingly, I’m faster, more accurate, more creative, more productive, and more efficient than AI, when you price everything in, and not just code tokens per hour At leas
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by skerit 9mo ago
> like using Mir instead of X X11 is dead. It's over. At least Mir is now a Wayland client.
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by skerit 9mo ago
I switched to Opencode a few weeks ago. What a pleasant experience. I can finally resume subagents (which has been Broken in CC for weeks), copy the source of the Assistant's output (even over SSH), have different main agents, have sub
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by skerit 9mo ago
I switched to OpenCode, away from Claude-Code, because Claude-Code is _so_ buggy.
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by skerit 9mo ago
Yikes. And I just switched to using OpenCode instead of Claude-Code (because it's so much better), guess I'm in danger.
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by skerit 9mo ago
Did you ever consider using something like https://github.com/jenissimo/unfake.js/ in your process, to make it more proper-pixel-art? Maybe to process the Nano-Banana generated dataset before fine-tuning, and then
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by skerit 9mo ago
I didn't know Oxen.ai. I took a look at your docs on how to fine-tune LLMs: > Oxen.ai supports datasets in a variety of file formats. The only requirement is that you have a column where each row is a list of messages. Each message
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by skerit 9mo ago
Well Mastodon would make the most sense. They can run their own server with their own moderation policies while still federating with the broader network. The EU has actually already done this—the European Commission runs its own Mastodon i
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by skerit 9mo ago
I do not understand where this Ralph hype is coming from. Back when Claude 4.0 came out and it began to become actually useful, I already tried something like this. Every time it was a complete and utter failure. And this dream of "hav
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by skerit 9mo ago
If you want to waste your precious tokens this is the way to do it.
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by skerit 9mo ago
You would think that, but there is an icon for not using a dryer. There is an icon for all forms of drying. On a clothes line, in the shade, "flat", ...
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by skerit 9mo ago
What the hell does "Do not dry" mean? You have to keep it moist forever?
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by skerit 9mo ago
I agree, I started doing something like that a while ago. I've had great success using Claude Opus 4.5, as long as I hold its hand very tightly. Constantly updating the CLAUDE.md file, adding an FAQ to my prompts, making sure it rememb
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by skerit 9mo ago
> Anthropic shouldn't have an all-you-can-eat plan for $200 when their pay-as-you-go plan would cost more than $1,000+ for comparable usage. Their subscription plans should just sell you API credits at, like, 20% off I have the &quo
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by skerit 9mo ago
Oh, that's actually even cooler. I had no idea that was a thing we could do under the DSA. Where would one go in case their rights were being violated? (Because it's all nice on paper, but if nobody actually enforces it ...)
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by skerit 9mo ago
Ah, another thread filled with people sharing anecdotes about how they asked Claude to one-shot an entire project that would take people weeks if not months.
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by skerit 9mo ago
What! You can still use rif like that? That's interesting. I completely stopped browsing Reddit on my phone after it went away (though maybe that's for the best...)

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