Fabricio20

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by Fabricio20 5d ago
Blocking URL shorteners and google-ad links yes! Personally for me it's also the fact that this is effectively an unresolvable URL shortener, store that link somewhere and it will most likely be dead. Can't copy link anymore and p
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by Fabricio20 15d ago
On the user side my experience with F-Droid is auto updates dont work and I constantly get a "repository not reachable" f-droid error every now and then popping up on my phone (that little small middle-of-screen toast) when im doi
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by Fabricio20 1mo ago
I've used auto mode a few times and it's honestly pretty good, but I think this isn't just about auto mode, CC in particular has many other safeguards I've noticed even when not under auto mode (one that surprised me rec
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by Fabricio20 1mo ago
This was so bad for me I actually added a tool hook that `time`s the tool calls and adds it as [Execution took: Xm, Ys] at the end of every tool call, it helps a little (claude in particular after two executions tends to switch strategy ent
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by Fabricio20 1mo ago
If only the piping wasn't execessively cutting too.. `cat | head -10` -> `cat | head -20` -> `cat | head -40` yeah.. I think at some point we need to start sanitizing our tool outputs so that this just isn't necessary at all
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by Fabricio20 1mo ago
> Then you’re maintaining a stack of patches on top of the upstream until the end of time because the maintainers of the projects don’t want AI slop contributions, but now you depend on these changes for your own use so now you’ve create
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by Fabricio20 2mo ago
I've had some great success with Reolink. Decent video quality and the software is made with RTSP/RTMP support in mind, including a proper web portal on the camera so you don't even need the phone app for setup. Not too sure
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by Fabricio20 2mo ago
It's actually pretty darn easy nowadays and i'm so glad its the case! Frigate is amazing and the detection package is of your choosing (hardware dependant) and everything is customizable too.
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Claude Code built-in task tools disabled server-side(github.com)
2 points by Fabricio20 2mo ago|1 comments
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by Fabricio20 2mo ago
Just got hit with this on all my sessions on CC, neither the old TodoList or the new Task tools are available to any session. Limiting it from the server side is truly amazing, I feel like it's related to Opus 5 possibly releasing toda
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by Fabricio20 2mo ago
Opened the website to be greeted with only spam of huge walls of random text, seems people are abusing the fun out of it! Would love to actually have seen some interesting bot patterns from the authors comments.
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by Fabricio20 2mo ago
Shebang! Notice the first line of the script: #!/usr/bin/env python3 marks the file to be executed by python. I think it's like a shell? linux? thing so that tooling can just execute the file without having to find the p
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by Fabricio20 2mo ago
I also have a local rule for no em-dashes since it got way too annoying and i have the same concern that it dilutes the attention so it's the only rule i've kept in addition to "be concise".
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by Fabricio20 2mo ago
Oh this is amazing! I have a few of their cube routers sitting around and I always hated how app-locked their firmware was when it really is just a wifi repeater with a few extras (mesh) on top. Root access will do wonders to bypassing the
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by Fabricio20 2mo ago
I see, so a coordination server is necessary which kinda somewhat defeats the "mesh" claim, though I do wonder if achieving this in a manner similar to DHT could eliminate the centralized entity controlling the servers at least, a
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by Fabricio20 2mo ago
You try that in 2026 and not only is your changes getting rolled back but your IP address is likely banned in advance anyway. Though to be fair I hear that even logged in your changes get rolled back, something about "reddit style mode
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by Fabricio20 2mo ago
One thing I seem to struggle to understand is, a simple invite code system is showcased, but how does host Alice in one country know how to contact host Bob in another country with just the invite code? This seems to require a coordination
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by Fabricio20 3mo ago
I specifically disabled claude memory in a project because it kept writing down thigns to memory that didn't need to be in memory, including severly wrong statements that then would confuse it later. At some point it got re-enabled aut
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by Fabricio20 3mo ago
One thing I see noone asking, is this not a case of optimization? Hidden reasoning means they dont need to process the output of all that, it stays internal within the model. Less cost for them -> less cost for us (even if they benefit m
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by Fabricio20 3mo ago
I also noticed on the wikipedia gallery theres an example that repeats frames for smoothness! 1-2-3-4-3-2 makes it naturally smooth if you have more than two frames.
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by Fabricio20 3mo ago
I believe one big anti-incentive is rate limiting, especially nowadays. With IPv4 getting a range ban is somewhat effective, way less effective on ipv6 (theres a reason HE tunnelbroker is marked bad nowadays, discord bots doing music load b
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by Fabricio20 3mo ago
Conveyor belts? What about those funny looking warehouse robots that are on wheels and just move pallets around, maybe an arm strapped to it? Surely there are myriad ways to do this more efficiently and precisely than a humanoid robot! Just
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by Fabricio20 3mo ago
Browser!! The browser reads it as Number. If your rest api returns {"id": 1324535222364012585} for example, javascript will try and parse that as number from the response!!! You can of course, change the api such that it does {&qu
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by Fabricio20 3mo ago
> bigints are smaller and faster, with less footguns But be careful!! Javascript WILL interpret your bigints as Number() and round them down because they are too big without telling you!!! Famously seen by every snowflake user that has i
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by Fabricio20 4mo ago
> Good old user research or talking to users to validate ideas, iron out issues in the user flows has become too slow for the new process I haven't seen these in at least a decade in the industry!! Everywhere I used to work was alwa
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by Fabricio20 4mo ago
I just installed/upgraded to try out 4.8 and in only 3 messages I hit this bug! Seems something is broken on CC.
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by Fabricio20 4mo ago
Not the same genre (at least for me). Timberborn is more like a colony builder (think Rimworld) than a city builder (SimCity/Cities Skylines). Its the micromanaging vs macromanaging, in a colony builder you are micromanaging what each
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by Fabricio20 4mo ago
Ever since the AI stuff started rolling around on coding i've seen MORE documentation, theres a big incentive to properly document your API endpoints so LLMs can figure it out from specs, and even when not documented the llms can also
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by Fabricio20 4mo ago
Sadly if you want a GPU with good AI performance you gotta go with NVIDIA. It might sound crazy but as a 7900XTX owner.. My 12GB 3060 on my linux server outperformed the 7900XTX by 40%. The 3060 only has half the vram of the AMD card. Propr
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by Fabricio20 4mo ago
Anything you can add to the knowledge pool is already going to be of immense help for your community reverse engineering in the future. Be it as simple as stuff like "Our in-game chat runs over IRC" for example - that already simp

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