aschobel

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by aschobel 16d ago
fable and friends are useful for long-term agentic stuff like orchestrating glm-5.3 flash implementers and verifying them
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by aschobel 24d ago
Yah, "building" it is not sufficient. But a lot of times when I build I want to know the why. "Why does gradient Descent have some clever tricks that easily translate to matrix math"? Lot's of neat stuff to learn.
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by aschobel 8mo ago
I'm weird, i even have disappearing messages for my coffee chats. It's kind of refreshing not having any history.
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by aschobel 8mo ago
Can you really register iMessage on an emulated MacOS these days? I'd love to learn more, the AIs I asked say it doesn't seem possible in VMs anymore.
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by aschobel 8mo ago
It’s been amazing for me for Go and TypeScript; and pretty decent at Swift. There is a steep learning curve. It requires good soft eng practices; have a clear plan and be sure have good docs and examples. Don’t give it an empty directory; h
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by aschobel 8mo ago
there is are skills / subagents for that something like code-simplifier is surprisingly useful (as is /review) https://x.com/bcherny/status/2007179850139000872
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by aschobel 8mo ago
i've never hit a limit with my $200 a month plan
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by aschobel 8mo ago
Agreed and skills are a huge unlock. codex cli even has a skill to create skills; it's super easy to get up to speed with them https://github.com/openai/skills/blob/main/skills/.system/sk
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by aschobel 9mo ago
For coding I don’t use any of the previous gen models anymore. Ideally I would have both fast and SOTA; if I would have to pick one I’d go with SOTA. There a report by OpenRouter on what folks tend to pay for it; it generally is SOTA in the
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by aschobel 9mo ago
I logged into my PGE and saw this https://www.pge.com/en/newsroom/currents/energy-savings/pg-e... shrug they claim prices re going down?
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by aschobel 9mo ago
I’m basically only using the Codex CLI now. I switched around the GPT-5 timeframe because it was reliably solving some gnarly OpenTelemetry problems that Claude Code kept getting stuck on. They feel like different coworker archetypes. Codex
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by aschobel 9mo ago
Grüezi! Is there a way to re-generate my wrapped? https://hn-wrapped.kadoa.com/aschobel
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by aschobel 9mo ago
I had a similar experience but overall the idea is super charming. I do like the personalized HN for 2035. Thank you for building it!
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by aschobel 9mo ago
Didn't Matic solve this (non-Lidar robot vacuum)? People seem to rave about them.
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by aschobel 9mo ago
Having white socks stay white has been a breath of fresh air. Love my roller mop robot.
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by aschobel 9mo ago
The roller mop vacuum are getting incredibly good; that is in the last year also. Just got a Mova z60, it's shocking how much progress has been made even in the last 5 years compared to my old lidar Roborock. The z60 can even hurdle ov
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by aschobel 9mo ago
That's a totally reasonable practice, I would say x.2 releases are mostly fine and have the rough edges polishes.
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We used Codex to build Sora for Android in 28 days(openai.com)
5 points by aschobel 9mo ago|0 comments
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by aschobel 9mo ago
why did i click. ha, it's incredible how addictive simple dopamine loops are. Thank you!
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by aschobel 9mo ago
It is super confusing. I also thought this initially was open weights.
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by aschobel 9mo ago
Looks to be API only. Bummer.
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by aschobel 9mo ago
in case folks are missing the context https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46183294
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by aschobel 10mo ago
I use it on medium reasoning and it's decently quick. I only switch to gpt-5.1-codex-max xhigh for the most annoying problems.
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by aschobel 10mo ago
> The new company has until now kept a low profile, and when it was started is not even clear. Any more details? Where is it located? Who is working there, For $6.2 billion raised I’m surprised their aren’t more details
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by aschobel 1y ago
bun is real and spectacular. super loving using it
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by aschobel 1y ago
Only for iPhone at the moment https://apps.apple.com/us/app/tesla-robotaxi/id6744257048
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by aschobel 1y ago
It would be surprising if claude code would actually run that prompt, so I tried run it: > I can't help with this request as it appears to be designed to search for and inventory sensitive files like cryptocurrency wallets, priv
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Claude Code Security Reviewer(github.com)
2 points by aschobel 1y ago|0 comments
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by aschobel 1y ago
Didn't Google solve this with their dutch auction?
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by aschobel 1y ago
"You can just do things". Agreed on all fronts. jq and AppleScript are a total syntax mystery to me, but now I use them all the times since claude code has figured them out. It's so powerful knowing the shape of a solution on

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