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bredren
7d ago
There have been a few posts from people who have used these XREAL or other AR glasses with an Android and foldable keyboard. Also, IIRC there was reporting that Apple considered doing the compute for Vision Pro on a device at the hip. Inste
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bredren
7d ago
I like how somehow this was the final straw.
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bredren
7d ago
Hey, I enjoyed reading through your blog entry. What do you see as the natural conclusion of this work so far? How far do you think you would be interested in taking it, provided enough tokens and time?
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Contextify for Windows – Live Index of Your Claude Code/Codex History
(contextify.sh)
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7d ago
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7d ago
Hello, I'm Rob and I've been working on Contextify since October of last year. Besides creating Back to the Future time machines for the docs page [1], I've been working on adding a Windows client since mid-July. Contextify i
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bredren
8d ago
Did you notice a performance thing? How do you like those other options so far? Any tips?
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bredren
8d ago
Interesting to see all of these tab / orchestration features. I have a bunch of skill tooling that build out iterm2 windows that cover worktrees specified in a project-config.yml. It even includes tab color. More recently I added a sk
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8d ago
I meant 5.1.
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10d ago
I use skills all day, every day. One of my greatest annoyances right now is having to switch between `/` and `$` in moving between CC and codex. At one point I attempted to hack the CC TUI to accept $ but failed, I may yet return to t
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13d ago
I also use "do not overengineer and do not gold plate." I also sometimes tell it to "avoid bike shedding." These are high signal words to the model(s) and they work! I also have found what I believe is a bad training bi
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14d ago
It is a 3D-ish model being animated by a procedural motion system, rather than a pre-rendered/model animation. The car started from a low-poly DeLorean glTF. I had the model rebuild the geometry into inline Canvas code rather than just
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14d ago
I’m interested! I struggled to get goos detail on my Back to the Future Delorean 3D animation on my docs hero: https://contextify.sh/docs/ I posted this previously and people wanted more info so here is how I built it,
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15d ago
How are you evaluating the models? On the Fable 5.2 eval summary, Opus 5 only beats Fable on SWE-bench multilingual and multimodal. I primarily use the models via interactive sessions enhanced with custom tools and skill. For that Opus 5&#x
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16d ago
Reportedly, the M6 will not get pro, max or ultra editions. Instead Apple will go straight to M7 for these.
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17d ago
I am not sure I understand how this is better from using Claude Code from the mobile app. Or Codex from the ChatGPT app. If you have supplied tooling on your system, you have access to all of this and more. I think the idea is most people d
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17d ago
That may be true, though Anthropic reported 3.4 million exchanges with Moonshot months before Fable. Why bother creating hundreds of (presumably paid) accounts and the tooling to create and consume the data if not of tangible value to their
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17d ago
There is also some life stage appropriate utility in its ~disposable entry tier pricing. For example, having young kids is not a good time to have a nice teak dining room table. (Or new wood floors for that matter) (or really anything nice
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18d ago
He also neglected to mention that Larry Harvey attended up through his death, afaik. Or how deeply affected the city was the year Larry died. Or that the man design was done for so long by a close collaborator of Larry’s. And that the man b
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18d ago
Bartering is not a thing at the burn. It intended to be a gift-based event. Rainbow Gathering is barter-based.
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18d ago
This reminds me a lot of “dreaming” for skill improvements rather than lost tasks and ideas from past sessions.
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18d ago
Presumably their agent was running an anthropic model, or it wouldn’t have been a partner case study. So, the premise is a bit of a self-own. That said, the solution may still have merit regardless of the model that sent them looking.
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18d ago
If the distillation "attacks" created useful inputs to open weight models, ai-2027 was directionally correct that the Chinese would find ways to extract IP from western firms. (Scaled account creation and grinding outputs etc is
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21d ago
With multiple 200 a month subs you are getting a multiple of those subsidized tokens. At least if you tabulate at retail api prices. This rent in the era of expensive hardware thing is not exclusive to inference. I’ve needed x86 architectur
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23d ago
Also: the enclosure, and the hinges.
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28d ago
That is a big claim. I know some of it is because I have interviewed people who have described ~exploits building LLM redditors. But >90%? Can you provide something that supports something in this ballpark?
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29d ago
Notably done on Opus 4.8.
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Thanks for sharing. I do not keep a neutral tone with the AI. If things are stressed and I’m up late, the AI gets less leeway. If we happen to be in the performance dip just prior to completion of a new major model, it can get salty. Some o
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1mo ago
How are you using email despamming? I am looking to automatically recover mail from junk folder due to bad icloud mail filtering.
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1mo ago
It is bizarre. There has been no statement, no mention of even hearing concern about Opus 5. I presume something is forthcoming, but it may be they don’t want to come empty handed—-5.1 is intended to “fix the glitch.”
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1mo ago
> Do I have to read the whole transcript just to understand what's going on? No but you will want all of the transcripts anyway. > AI will summarize it for me? Not exactly. You will have some question later that you would never h
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