tomashubelbauer

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by tomashubelbauer 10mo ago
It sure doesn't feel like it given how closely I have to babysit Claude Code lest I don't recognize the code after Claude Code is done with it when left to its own devices for a minute.
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by tomashubelbauer 11mo ago
TypeScript is the most popular programming language on the most popular software hosting platform though, owning the best runtime for that seems like it would fit Pareto's rule well enough: https://github.blog/news-insi
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by tomashubelbauer 11mo ago
I expect all hosted model providers will serve ads (regular, marked advertisements, no need for them to pretend not to, people don't care) once the first provider takes the lid off on the whole thing and it proves to be making money. T
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by tomashubelbauer 11mo ago
This would be awesome, but great CLIs would have already been valuable prior to the age of LLMs and yet most services didn't ship one. I think it is because services like Jira and others do not want to be too open. Ultimately, despite
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by tomashubelbauer 11mo ago
Yes, also a heavy user and I'm actually excited about this change. I'm sure the Electron app won't be perfect but I am sure it won't be worse.
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by tomashubelbauer 11mo ago
I wish when accepting donations, websites would stop caching the total collected amount or give it a super short TTL. I like to see the little progress bar get closer to the goal thanks to my couple of bucks.
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by tomashubelbauer 11mo ago
From my very limited experience with art, it's more often the case that a work in progress creation is abandoned and then taken a stab at anew later than trashed and restarted. Or it is iterated on to a degree that it is not meaningful
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by tomashubelbauer 11mo ago
That's one weird looking red panda.
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by tomashubelbauer 1y ago
For me the bar for barely good enough is and always has been Codex. Before I found frontier models more trouble than they're worth. And there is still a massive amount of room to grow before I can genuinely say working with these tools
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by tomashubelbauer 1y ago
CSAM apparently also means Customer Success Account Manager for those who might have gotten startled by this message like me.
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by tomashubelbauer 1y ago
Look into the Playwright MCP server, it allows coding agents to scrutinize the results of their work in the web browser. There is also an MCP server for the Chrome DevTools protocol AFAIK but I haven't tried it.
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by tomashubelbauer 1y ago
Tesla showed a prototype of a "snake"/"tentacle" charger that would find its own way to the Tesla's charging port a long time ago. Gotta be 5+ years by now. To my knowledge it has never become a real product or
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by tomashubelbauer 1y ago
I really like the look of the font, great job!
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by tomashubelbauer 1y ago
Facebook's logged out landing page used to say "Free forever". Guess there was a corner of the ToS that said "unless we decide otherwise". :) Edit: OK the wording was "Sign up. It's free (and always will b
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by tomashubelbauer 1y ago
I think moreso than the users it is the companies running the LLMs themselves who want the responses to be safe as to not jeopardize their brand.
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by tomashubelbauer 1y ago
Phones are the main computing device for young people and hosted LLMs are eating the world right now. Not everyone will find a problem with this, but I am hoping for practical local LLMs sooner than later, and for maximum impact, they shoul
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by tomashubelbauer 1y ago
As a very occasional iOS developer, I never enjoyed it. I preferred Carthage and jumped over SPM the moment it became available. I understand SPM didn't or even still doesn't meet the needs of many professional iOS developers, but
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by tomashubelbauer 1y ago
I feel like the #1 reason to install Xcode is to get Git working on macOS. Yours is probably #2. I wouldn't bet money on iOS/macOS development sitting at #3.
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by tomashubelbauer 1y ago
For my personal projects it has completely replaced the need for CC with Anthropic models for me. At work, I am waiting for native Windows support. I don't like using AI assistants via WSL. Since both CA and CC are Node apps and CC has
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by tomashubelbauer 1y ago
There is also Cursor Agent CLI which is a TUI exactly like CC. I switched to it because I don't like GUI AI assistants, but I also couldn't stand CC always being overloaded and having many bugs that were affecting me. I'm not
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by tomashubelbauer 1y ago
Agent-specific guidance like this rubs me the wrong way as well. The SoTA coding agents shouldn't need this much babysitting IMO. There are valid things that are not code that should be a part of the repository, like code formatting pr
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Hacking Cursor Agent to Run on Windows(hubelbauer.net)
2 points by tomashubelbauer 1y ago|1 comments
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by tomashubelbauer 1y ago
For me it was the constant overloads. Paying 200 USD a month only to open Claude Code and half the time it would get stuck at the initial prompt. Sometimes with an overload error, sometimes just stuck forever. Maybe they improved it now, bu
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by tomashubelbauer 1y ago
I have the same issue and in recent days I seem to have gotten an extra helping of overload errors which hit extra hard when I realize how much this thing costs. Edit: I see a sibling comment mention the Max plan. I wanna be clear that I am
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by tomashubelbauer 1y ago
I wonder how many people will think they are being clever by using the Playwright MCP or browser extensions to bypass robots.txt on the sites blocking the direct use of ChatGPT Agent and will end up with their primary Google/LinkedIn&#
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by tomashubelbauer 1y ago
The map on your page is incredibly cool to me! Is 2023 a bug or did you really run a single loop for the whole year? What I imagine running while on house arrest would be like :D (Just kidding, of course :))
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by tomashubelbauer 1y ago
If they stand behind that statement, surely they are ready to stop doing business in the EU then? I don't see how they could continue given they are unable to follow the law here? And if it by some miracle turns out to be possible in a
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by tomashubelbauer 1y ago
There are security advisories, but the feature isn't particularly good. Non-actionable stuff is mixed in with actionable stuff and actionable stuff is IMO presented too generically.
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by tomashubelbauer 1y ago
I misread the title and was quite confused about when the F* programming language connection will take a stage in the article. Spoiler alert: it never does, because the title doesn't make a reference to the F* programming language :D
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by tomashubelbauer 1y ago
I'm 32 and Discord is the harbinger of getting out of touch with technology for me. It is clearly a great service, because so many people use it and seem happy with it, but it is _not_ for me. And I wish that wasn't the case becau

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