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by EMM_386 1mo ago
When you call via the API and want it to roleplay as a pirate or fix broken YAML in the coding harness - it doesn't need to know about the sports scores lookup tool or the recipe creation tool. There are different use cases for the sam
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by EMM_386 1mo ago
I found this on Vimeo. Very interesting. https://vimeo.com/127605643
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by EMM_386 2mo ago
> but you don't see "load bearing" nearly as often in prose written by people Unfortunately, we're starting to now. Thanks to Claude.
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by EMM_386 2mo ago
Yes but one of the key things about subagents is they keep all of their tool calls and exploration out of the parent context. If you plan on continuing on in the parent, and aren't going to necessarily be touching the systems the other
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by EMM_386 2mo ago
Yes - Anthropic badly needs this same "here's a reset, use it when you want". It's vastly better this way. Sure, it may impact the bottom line but it's a huge customer satisfaction win. When Anthropic randomly reset
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by EMM_386 3mo ago
Although they can technically do it, I wouldn't be asking LLMs to generate binary files like PNG with alpha channels, no matter how simple that may seem. If it's easy enough to manually create one yourself, I would do that. The b
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by EMM_386 4mo ago
This is an excellent and very interesting write-up. It's so refreshing to read technical articles that are clearly written by a knowledgeable human and explained perfectly like this. By walking the reader through this with the example
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by EMM_386 4mo ago
Be careful with this sort of logic ("reflection=expensive"). Everything should obviously be measured. I've worked with large .NET code bases that used attributes for things like plugins and it was completely negligible for ov
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by EMM_386 4mo ago
I always use a standard workflow and it has never been a problem. - Define the task and the goal, write a short spec document (markdown is fine) - Point the agent at it in plan mode and have it write the plan to disk with phases. Iterate on
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by EMM_386 4mo ago
"I don't see them be making the next great song" Meanwhile, songs are hitting number one on some charts on Spotify that people think are humans and are actually AI. And Spotify has to start labelling them as such. One AI &quo
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by EMM_386 4mo ago
If an AI agent finds zero bugs in a software utility, how can that be viewed in the sense the AI agent is not very good at finding bugs? What if there are actually zero bugs? > Five issues felt like nothing as we had expected an extensiv
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by EMM_386 4mo ago
There are terminal libraries that do this: https://github.com/vadimdemedes/ink Which is what Claude Code CLI uses (or was using?) and it caused many issues such as flickering, thrashing, and latency.
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by EMM_386 4mo ago
You don't need to go back to coding by hand if you know how to do it already. There is a middle ground. If you understand good software architecture, architect it. Create a markdown document just as you would if you had a team of engin
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by EMM_386 4mo ago
I think Firefox applies more aggressive subpixel rendering and path smoothing before stroking. It resamples the glyph outline path at a higher precision level before handing it to the stroke algorithm.
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by EMM_386 5mo ago
> "in September 2025, Banksy painted a mural on the Royal Courts of Justice depicting a judge bludgeoning a protester with a gavel" His other works aren't subtle.
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by EMM_386 5mo ago
You can read the latest Claude Constitution plus more info here: https://www.anthropic.com/news/claude-new-constitution
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by EMM_386 5mo ago
That's just ... absurd. The flaw itself is absurd but then just accepting it as "by design" makes it even worse.
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by EMM_386 5mo ago
> Tools like Figma are for an era (and persona) who still wants to have all the various knobs and dials to dial in exactly what they want The Anthropic video on that page at 0:53 literally shows them clicking a "knobs" button a
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by EMM_386 5mo ago
How expensive can it be? I just randomly looked at Railway and for $20 a month you get a whole lot. I've hosted many a web project (successful personal projects and enterprise projects alike) and I don't see a large barrier to ent
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by EMM_386 6mo ago
This might make things worse not better. Yes - the postinstall hook attack vector goes away. You can do SHA pinning since Git's content addressing means that SHA is the hash of the content. But then your "lockfile" equivalent
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by EMM_386 6mo ago
This is getting really out of control at the moment and I'm not exactly sure what the best way to fix it is, but this is a very good post in terms of expressing the why this is not acceptable and why the burden if shifting on the wro
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by EMM_386 6mo ago
> But you REALLY need to know your stuff to begin with for they to be of any use. Those who think they will take over are clueless. Or - there are enough people who know their stuff that the people who don't will be replaced and the
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by EMM_386 7mo ago
> It cannot, however, synthesize new facts by combining information from this corpus. That would be like saying studying mathematics can't lead to someone discovering new things in mathematics. Nothing would ever be "novel&quot
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by EMM_386 7mo ago
> An automated way to achieve this would be awesome. The author can easily do this by creating a simple memory tool call, announcing it in the prompt to the LLM, and having it call the tool. I wrote an agent harness for my own use that a
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by EMM_386 7mo ago
What is wrong with "claude --chrome"?
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by EMM_386 8mo ago
You can do this. At least to a level that gets you way past HTTP Bearer Token Authentication where the humans are upvoting and shilling crypto with no AI in sight (like on Moltbook at the moment).
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by EMM_386 8mo ago
Claude generated the statements to run against Supabase and the person getting the statements from Claude sent it to the person who vibe-coded Moltbook. I wish I was kidding but not really - they posted about it on X.
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by EMM_386 8mo ago
What are we discussing here? The tools or the models? It's getting absurdly confusing. "Claude Code" is an interface to Claude, Cursor is an IDE (I think?! VS Code fork?), GitHub Copilot is a CLI or VS Code plugin to use with
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by EMM_386 8mo ago
This is great. When I work with AI on large, tricky code bases I try to do a collaboration where it hands off things to me that may result in large number of tokens (excess tool calls, unprecise searches, verbose output, reading large files
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by EMM_386 8mo ago
The flickering issue due to the Ink library has been a headache for a long time, but they are slowly making progress on this. https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/769

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