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by threecheese 2mo ago
Cool cool. Could you use Apple FoundationModels to simplify the big honkin shell script? Might limit the distributability (needs modern Apple Intelligence), but those pid check could be few-shot examples in the swift codebase. This thing co
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by threecheese 2mo ago
As far as I know they terminate all TLS; it’s one of the tradeoffs using them.
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by threecheese 2mo ago
There must have been some recent push; our $bigco SEO/GEO group just gave a demo of how to use Reddit for user research. It surprised me, it’s like the FDA recommending 4chan for product safety guidance.
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by threecheese 2mo ago
Ah, another banger from InsighTits.com; thanks for all the joy you’ve brought to the world! - sincerely, Therapist
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by threecheese 2mo ago
I was accurate?? Holy heck. FP makes my brain go numb.
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by threecheese 2mo ago
Ok, this is Interesting. It took me some time to figure out what the heck it was, given the documentation was either written by AI or a galaxy brain functional programmer. I’m gonna take a crack at summarizing it, in normie form: - A tool
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by threecheese 2mo ago
If we want to be pedantic, we could say that your automation is like a particularly aggressive DoorDash driver; runs into the store, grabs all items as fast as possible, and is perhaps rude to the checkout girl on the way out. And if you sc
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by threecheese 2mo ago
That’s not all you need to do though; once you have bought all Cable Matters or Anker cables, you still need to remember which one charges your iPhone quickly, and which one is thunderbolt-capable but missing the lightning bolt, which one i
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by threecheese 2mo ago
You’ve enquoted “Palantir taking your data” as if it’s not factual, but the only one with data privacy guarantees here is USA Today. You can’t “convert the sheer scale of our audience into known, orchestrated first-party relationships” with
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by threecheese 2mo ago
Moshi has an integration with Herdr; you can connect to your herdr sessions over mosh, your touches register as mouse clicks in the UI (which is minimally rendered above the shell), and there’s a shortcut bar which can issue herdr-keymapped
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by threecheese 2mo ago
Reserved! I would have paid the 249 today btw :) she looks beautiful.
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by threecheese 2mo ago
I’ve been adding a “terms” section to every AI-used project due to these hallucinations. We abbreviate our company name eeeeverywhere and even Opus gets this wrong constantly. Obv I’m not adding “YES==yes” but that’s hilarious!
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by threecheese 2mo ago
Nobody wants to say “Hey Nabu” though ;) Including me (and I bought one of the things)
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by threecheese 2mo ago
Any comments on how you’re holding it? Just “Hey Claude use htmx”?
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by threecheese 2mo ago
Same. I’m starting to believe that consumers need to own the UI/experience, so we can install blast doors around context/memory for each “slice” of our lives - something only we can know how to divide (imo). If the provider tools’
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by threecheese 2mo ago
They are imo over-relying on Claude automemory here, which is terrible at contextualizing memory access and makes huge leaps that don’t make sense - except when it’s actually useful, which makes the problem even worse for an operator who ca
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by threecheese 2mo ago
tl;dr - I really like your products, but just don’t have the cognitive resources for many learn->try->decide->use loops, and I don’t think I’m alone here. “Claude, use the sprite skill” is the vector of adoption which matches my me
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by threecheese 3mo ago
I’m not looking forward to our customer service future. I called my window contractor this week, I need new skylights. Instead Janet answering, they now use an AI operator-lead-generator thing. After a few of minutes of answering questions,
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by threecheese 3mo ago
Apnea sufferer here, for whom cpap stopped working after weight loss. It turned out that my mouth was opening during sleep, reducing the effectiveness of cpap, and after adding a chin strap to keep my mouth shut I have had very few apnea ev
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by threecheese 3mo ago
I’ve relied on iCloud as well, but just learned that it allows apps to store persistent data. This data is synced between all devices, and there’s no way for you to view or manage/delete it. Even determining which apps do this requires
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by threecheese 3mo ago
I worry about this from an access continuity perspective; if a query like this caused my access to Claude to be revoked, it would affect my livelihood. Coupled with the new rigorous identity verification, you risk not being able to get repl
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by threecheese 3mo ago
Did you use generative AI to design this? Superpowers plugin? This is cool, but if you did use AI that’s another level of cool :) https://github.com/markomarkovic/nena-ilo-lili/blob/main/doc...
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by threecheese 3mo ago
This presumes that they won’t maintain those, which would be a valid choice to maintain PayPal’s market penetration (if that’s the goal). Diverse offerings etc
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by threecheese 3mo ago
It must have been removed, given that the initial evidence of the exfil specifically demonstrated .env files being included. And .ssh/* for the user which ran this in $HOME.
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by threecheese 3mo ago
I’d like it if my leadership stopped using load-bearing, and others like “shape” and “estate”. In the past, when you saw a new term of art it came from some book being passed around leadership (like Architect Elevator) or some new trainin
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by threecheese 3mo ago
That’s the fault of the SEC EDGAR tool. The Edgar MCP docs show setting an env var: ‘SEC_EDGAR_USER_AGENT="Your Name (name@domain.com)"’. Claude just followed the instructions. Which is maybe even more risky?
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by threecheese 3mo ago
The LibRedirect link in that post is 404
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by threecheese 3mo ago
Same question, same scenario. I tried it on MacOS, and the first issue I experienced (don’t recall what it was) had me deep into Redhat forums to even understand what was happening. Switching to OrbStack was a no-brainer, but there are obvi
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by threecheese 3mo ago
I think the target market isn’t doing this; heck, I’d normally be like you, but the price is low enough here to “one and done and forget it” here.
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by threecheese 3mo ago
Indeed. I read the entire article, it was great. Domains can be a big PITA.

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