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tomashubelbauer
7mo ago
Decorative emojis in headings and lists help me skim documents faster than I'd otherwise be able to.
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7mo ago
Same story here, I installed it and ran `gwc auth setup` only to find I needed to install a `gloud` CLI by hand. That led me to this link with install instructions: https://cloud.google.com/sdk/docs/install . Unmis
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8mo ago
Made me think of https://github.com/xoreaxeaxeax/movfuscator . Would be definitely cool to see it realized even if it would be incredibly impractical (probably).
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8mo ago
In theory, comments on Hacker News should advance discussion and meet a certain quality bar lest they be downvoted to make room for the ones that meet the criteria. I am not sure if this ever was true in practice, it certainly seems to have
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8mo ago
IME CLAUDE.md rarely gets fully honored. I've left HN comments before about how I had to convert some CLAUDE.md instructions to pre-commit deterministic checks due to how often they were ignored. My guesstimate is that it is about 70 %
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8mo ago
TIL that HA notifications can have associated actions. I have the exact same setup as you, except I only receive the notification and then walk over to the laptop to unblock the agent feeling like a human tool call. This will improve my wor
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8mo ago
Not the person you replied to, but I'll stress the point that it is not just what you can add that Claude Code doesn't offer, but also what you don't need to add that Claude Code does offer that you don't want. I dislike
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8mo ago
> running oxfmt without any arguments recursively scans directory tree from the current directory for all .js and .ts files and silently reformats them I've got to say this is what I would have expected and wanted to happen. I
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8mo ago
I also built the equivalent of OpenClaw myself sometime when it was still called Clawdbot and I'm confused how LLMs can be both heralds of the era of personal apps and everyone at the same time be using the same vibe coded personal LLM
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8mo ago
Just this morning I have run across an even narrower case of how AGENTS.md (in this case with GPT-5.3 Codex) can be completely ignored even if filled with explicit instructions. I have a line there that says Codex should never use Node APIs
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8mo ago
I'm disappointed that even Signal does this when asking you for access to your contacts.
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8mo ago
I agree, I was confused about where 5.3 non Codex was. 5.2-Codex disappointed me enough that I won't be giving 5.3 Codex a try, but I'm looking forward to trying 5.3 non Codex with Pi.
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8mo ago
Yeah I meant it more like it is not intuitive to my why OpenAI would fumble it this hard. They have got to have tested it internally and seen that it sucked, especially compared to GPT-5.2
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8mo ago
It sucks and I wish it were different, but it is not so different from trying to get support at Meta or Google. If I was an AI grifter I could probably just DM a person on Twitter and get this sorted, but as a paying customer, it's wis
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8mo ago
I have no idea. The alternative is that my account just happened to be on the wrong side of their probably slop-coded abuse detection algorithm. Not really any better.
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8mo ago
It is not a moral stance. I just prefer to have my files of my personal projects in one place. Sure I sync them to GitHub for backup, but I don't use GitHub for anything else in my personal projects. I am not going to use a workflow wh
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8mo ago
That's non-local. I am not interested in coding assistants that work on cloud based work-spaces. That's what motivated me to developed this feature for myself.
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8mo ago
I am curious to see how this will pan out long-term. Is the quality gap of Opus-4.5 over GPT-5.2 large enough to overcome the fact that OpenAI has merged these two bullet points into one? I think Anthropic might have bet on no other frontie
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8mo ago
Yup, I find it very counter-intuitive that this would be the case, but I switched today and I can already see a massive difference.
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8mo ago
I left a sibling comment detailing the technical side of things. I used the `Bun.spawn` API with the `terminal` key to give CC a PTY and mirrored it to my phone with xterm.js. I used SSE to stream CC data to xterm.js and a regular request t
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8mo ago
I didn't like the existing SSH applications for iOS and I already have a local app that I made that I have open 24/7, so I added a screen that used xterm.js and Bun.spawn with Bun.Terminal to mirror the process running on my Mac t
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8mo ago
Anthropic banned my account when I whipped up a solution to control Claude Code running on my Mac from my phone when I'm out and about. No commercial angle, just a tool I made for myself since they wouldn't ship this feature (and
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8mo ago
I'll take this as my sign to give Pi a shot then :D Edit: I don't want to speak too son, but this Pi thing is really growing on me so far… Thank you!
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8mo ago
I am using GPT-5.2 Codex with reasoning set to high via OpenCode and Codex and when I ask it to fix an E2E test it tells me that it fixed it and prints a command I can run to test the changes, instead of checking whether it fixed the test a
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8mo ago
I don't know why any frontier model lab can't ship a mobile app that doesn't use a cloud VM but is able to connect to your laptop/server and work against local files on there when on the same network (e.g.: on TailScale)
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8mo ago
This is not a problem when you assume the role of an architect and a reviewer and leave the entirety of the coding to Claude Code. You'll pretty much live in the Git Changes view of your favorite IDE leaving feedback for Claude Code an
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8mo ago
I used to use Claude Code with Opus exclusively because of how good it is IME. Then Anthropic banned me so I switched to OpenCode. I really want OpenCode to win, but there is long way for it to get the same polish in the UX department (and
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8mo ago
I think big corporations are just structurally unable to create products people actually want to use. They have too much experience with their customers being locked in and switching costs keeping them locked in. Anthropic needed a real pro
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8mo ago
> It is made as a demonstration of how even a basic non-ML algorithm with no data from other users can quickly learn what you engage with to suggest you more similar content. Yeah, it got really sticky real fast. From the random (?) sele
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9mo ago
Update: my account got banned LOL
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