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   by gndp 5mo ago

   Wow this looks very promising. Clean and simple enough to try today instead of saving it for later in a bookmark. Honestly, I came across some tmux based tools earlier like agent-deck, their text-clutter and workflow learning curve repelled
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   by gndp 5mo ago

   Thanks for sharing a realistic workflow in detail, I think that would be very useful, specially thinking in terms of "same good software engineering practices" and maybe even going a step further to decouple things when designing
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   Ask HN: How to think in terms of parallel Claude agents

   4 points by gndp 5mo ago|5 comments
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   by gndp 5mo ago

   They are almost claiming FHE, isn't it just a matter of creating the right tool to get the generated tokens from RAM before it gets encrypted for transfer. How is it fundamentally different than chutes?
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   by gndp 7mo ago

   But I will loose it all, that's why you should bookmark everything, have terminal bookmarks of paths, use git worktrees to allow leaving workspace messy. Use a lot of notion docs, .md docs, notebooks. Places where you organize stuff, s
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   by gndp 1y ago

   Lol love the extent of clarity of the experiment, findings and interface. I think that for practical purposes, it would be better if the std-dev of pieces with size above a certain threshold is observed. From my experience, pieces above a c
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   Show HN: Screenux: GNU Screen for Humans(github.com)

   2 points by gndp 2y ago|0 comments