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by wyre 7mo ago
Except you can write Kotlin and ktor outside of Jetbrain's IDEs. Anthropic wants a world where they own your agent where it can't exist outside of the Claude desktop app or Claude Code. There could exist a world where your agent i
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by wyre 7mo ago
There was the video a little while back where LTT built a computer for Linus Torvalds and they put an Intel Arc card inside, so I'd imagine Linux support is at the very least, acceptable. [1] https://www.youtube.com/wat
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by wyre 7mo ago
one can upgrade and swap parts with a computer running an Intel GPU. Linux is very well supported compared to Mac hardware.
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by wyre 7mo ago
Such a wrong take. The utility of a program like Excel, Obsidian, Notion, Unity, Jupyter, or Emacs far beyond the knowledge of knowing how to use the product. All of these products are hammers with nails as far as your creativity will take
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by wyre 7mo ago
Same. I’m sure there’s a more elegant way to say this, but OpenCode feels like an open source Claude Code, while pi feels like an open source coding agent.
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by wyre 7mo ago
Citizens United cough
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by wyre 7mo ago
Pi.dev Extensible coding agent written in typescript. It’s exactly what you (I’m projecting) want out of Claude Code if you’re okay investing time into building your harness or prompting an agent to build it.
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by wyre 7mo ago
how big is the codebase? how often is the agent writing to memory? you might be able to get away with just appending it to the project's CLAUDE.md? you might also want to check out https://github.com/probelabs/prob
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by wyre 7mo ago
Ya, openclaw is overkill for rewriting a codebase, especially when you're paying API costs. I developed my own task tracker (github.com/kfcafe/beans), i'm not sure how portable it is; it's been a while since i'
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by wyre 7mo ago
Empathy for other living things isn't a fair framing for the problem? what?? Eating less meat being difficult, expensive, or complicated do to health issues are excuses. Most people don't even try to consume less animal products.
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by wyre 7mo ago
For anyone that doesn't know, this is referring to Klaus Schwab, the founder of the World Economic Forum.
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by wyre 8mo ago
I started writing (aka prompted Claude to write) beans after using Steve Yegge's beans, but wanted something with better human auditability so beans uses a markdown with YAML frontmatter and a simple ID system with support for hierarch
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Show HN: Beans, a task tracker with verification gates and agent orchestration(github.com)
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by wyre 8mo ago
this might be controversial and a sign of growing up in America, but i think its a lot like people preferring Celsius over Fahrenheit. I don't care if water boils and freezes at exactly 100 and 0 degrees, it's easy to know its sta
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by wyre 8mo ago
Help me understand how a firm grip on tells that living in America is not fascism? It's definitely checking the boxes.
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by wyre 8mo ago
hmm? openAI has a $200 subscription too. https://chatgpt.com/explore/pro
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by wyre 8mo ago
I am looking forward to switching to OpenAI once my claude max account is banned for using pi....
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by wyre 8mo ago
If I build a business based off of consumption of publicly funded data, and that’s okay, why isn’t it okay for AI? Is the answer regulate AI? Yes.
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by wyre 8mo ago
Before you build you own, try pi. It is what you are looking for. [0] https://shittycodingagent.ai/
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by wyre 8mo ago
Full automation is also possible by putting your coding agent into a loop. The point is that an LLM that can solve a small task is more valuable for quality output, than an LLM that can solve a larger task autonomously.
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by wyre 9mo ago
classic whataboutism if you don't think Trump is a departure from norms you aren't paying enough attention
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by wyre 9mo ago
My impression on the newer generation is either socialist or republican with little in between.
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by wyre 10mo ago
MAGA literally murdered a politician in Minnesota…
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by wyre 10mo ago
Compared to the alternative of staying on our current path of American fascism and WW3? I’ll take the odds for vindictiveness.
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by wyre 10mo ago
2% property tax is cheap compared to inflation and how quickly property values have been increasing.
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by wyre 10mo ago
Keyword was "afford" not own. The average person can not afford to purchase a home (without having to uproot their entire life).
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by wyre 10mo ago
>”economy is completely fucked and we are in a race to steal and horde all the data before people catch on” Have you been following current events for the past year? This is not an absurd statement. You can’t just dismiss news you don’t
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by wyre 10mo ago
You’re getting very worked up arguing about a 6% difference. Please grow up. You can call people doomers all you want, but that doesn’t change the fact that the economy is getting worse.
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by wyre 10mo ago
Wages for doctors and staff are not the cause of high medical bills. The US spends something like $4.9 trillion dollars on medical care, and employs around 1 million physicians, 4.5 million nurses, or 9.8 million health care workers in tota
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by wyre 10mo ago
Anti-trust doesn’t have to involve force, but monopolistic behavior. Google has spent over a decade advertising Chrome on all their properties and has an unlimited budget and active desire to keep Chrome competitive. Mozilla famously needs

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