felixrieseberg

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by felixrieseberg 16d ago
(I work at Anthropic) Beyond all the benchmarks, I think Fable 5.1 is a big improvement in writing style. It sounds a lot less stereotypically like other Claude models, has (imho) a much more natural style, and responds to my style instruct
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by felixrieseberg 24d ago
I'll use this post as a shameless opportunity to tell more people about a little side project, I made: http://languagemodelbuilder.com teaches you (in a few hours to days) how to build an LLM from scratch. It's entirel
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by felixrieseberg 2mo ago
This is beautiful, the title alone gave me a good chuckle.
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by felixrieseberg 2mo ago
Thank you! I'll fix both of these pronto
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Show HN: Language Model Builder (an app to learn about and build models)(languagemodelbuilder.com)
17 points by felixrieseberg 2mo ago|3 comments
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Show HN: Relic, a tiny coding agent for ancient and constrained systems(github.com)
3 points by felixrieseberg 3mo ago|1 comments
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Connect maker devices to Claude Code and Cowork(github.com)
1 points by felixrieseberg 5mo ago|0 comments
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by felixrieseberg 7mo ago
Hi, Felix from Anthropic here. I work on Claude Cowork and Claude Code. Claude Cowork uses the Claude Code agent harness running inside a Linux VM (with additional sandboxing, network controls, and filesystem mounts). We run that through Ap
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by felixrieseberg 7mo ago
Hi, Felix here - I'm responsible for said Electron app, including Claude Code Desktop and Claude Cowork. All technology choices are about trade-offs, and while our desktop app does actually include a decent amount of Rust, Swift, and G
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by felixrieseberg 8mo ago
Worth calling out that execution runs in a full virtual machine with only user-selected folders mounted in. CC itself runs, if the user set network rules, with https://github.com/anthropic-experimental/sandbox-runtime .
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by felixrieseberg 8mo ago
Oh, to be clear, I have a team of amazing humans and Claude working with me!
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by felixrieseberg 8mo ago
Hi, Felix from the team here, this is my product - let us know what you think. We're on purpose releasing this very early, we expect to rapidly iterate on it. (We're also battling an unrelated Opus 4.5 inference incident right now
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by felixrieseberg 10mo ago
Disclosure: I work at Anthropic, have worked on MCP I also think this is pretty big. I think a problem we collectively have right now is that getting MCP closer to real user flows is pretty hard and requires a lot of handholding. Ideally, m
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Imagine with Claude(claude.ai)
1 points by felixrieseberg 1y ago|0 comments
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by felixrieseberg 1y ago
Hey Neil, this is cool! If you package it up as a desktop extension ( https://github.com/anthropics/dxt ) and send it to me ( https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScHtjkiCNjpqnWtFLIQ...
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by felixrieseberg 1y ago
> Instead of competing with hundreds in the application pile, you reach decision-makers directly. As a hiring manager, my inbox is already drowning. I don't mind the applications, I mind that most of them are _clearly_ not a good fi
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by felixrieseberg 1y ago
Ah, shoot, I had an error in my build script. That's now fixed! https://github.com/felixrieseberg/clippy/releases/tag/v0.4.1
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by felixrieseberg 1y ago
Yeah, reproducible builds would be fantastic. I sign my binaries on macOS with Apple codesign and notarize - and with Microsoft's Azure trusted signing for Windows. Both operating systems will actually show you a lot of warning dialogs
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by felixrieseberg 1y ago
The real answer is that some of us (the Electron maintainers) have been playing with local LLMs in desktop apps and right now, node-llama-cpp is by far the easiest way to experiment - but it's also not meant for desktop apps and hence
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Show HN: Clippy – 90s UI for local LLMs(felixrieseberg.github.io)
1122 points by felixrieseberg 1y ago|275 comments
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by felixrieseberg 2y ago
Daniel, congrats! I'm _so_ excited about everything y'all have achieved in the last few years.
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by felixrieseberg 2y ago
Azure Trusted Signing is one of the best things Microsoft has done for app developers last year, I'm really happy with it. It's $9.99/month and open both to companies and individuals who can verify their identity (it used to
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by felixrieseberg 2y ago
As an Electron maintainer, I'll re-iterate a warning I've told many people before: Your auto-updater and the underlying code-signing and notarization mechanisms are sacred . The recovery mechanisms for the entire system are extre
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by felixrieseberg 2y ago
Notion (Editor) | Full-Time | NYC or SF | 2x/week in office We're looking for a fullstack eng (if you lean FE/BE that's cool) who is interested in working on the product OR foundational layer of Notion's editor. You
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Things people get wrong about Electron(felixrieseberg.com)
6 points by felixrieseberg 2y ago|3 comments
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We sped up Notion in the browser with WASM SQLite(notion.so)
34 points by felixrieseberg 2y ago|5 comments
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by felixrieseberg 2y ago
It sounds like you're looking for CSS frameworks and plenty of them exist - Bootstrap for instance doesn't require you to use the JS part of it.
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by felixrieseberg 3y ago
> In the vast and ever-evolving landscape of web development, certain projects not only capture the imagination of developers worldwide but also redefine the paradigms of design and functionality. A bit of feedback: Seeing this amount of
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by felixrieseberg 3y ago
I wish the industry had a better answer for deterministically profiling the execution cost of JavaScript. Attempts were made in Chromium by hooking into Linux perf, but that change has since been removed. If anyone has any tips on how to tr
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Adventures in measuring the CPU cost of JavaScript(felixrieseberg.com)
1 points by felixrieseberg 3y ago|0 comments

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