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by grzracz 28d ago
Very ironic this page is full of AI text
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by grzracz 2mo ago
I am once again asking for people to ask Claude to reformat their article text to ASD-STE100 so that I don't have to read slop
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by grzracz 3mo ago
Hello everyone! I made this app to better monitor changes that agents make in my repositories. It's free and open source - happy to answer any questions!
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Cotect – a fast code inspector for the agent era(cotect.dev)
10 points by grzracz 3mo ago|1 comments
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Cotect – move around your repo with WASD(cotect.dev)
2 points by grzracz 3mo ago|0 comments
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by grzracz 3mo ago
Hello everyone! Happy to finally present my recent project here on HN :) The primary problem this software tries to solve is keeping the shape of a project in your head while agents run rampant on it. The more you work with agents the less
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Show HN: Cotect – a fast code inspector for agent era (open source)(cotect.dev)
3 points by grzracz 3mo ago|1 comments
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by grzracz 3mo ago
I think it's difficult to compete in this space because right now to build the "full IDE" you have to build an extremely capable harness (very hard) and a very good IDE (very hard). I plan to continue using Claude Code and bu
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by grzracz 3mo ago
Recently finished building cotect: https://cotect.dev It's a fast code inspector for agents so that you can easily verify changes before they end up on GitHub and also quickly move around the codebase to keep its shape in y
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by grzracz 3mo ago
I stopped reading at "This isn’t just my opinion. You can ask Opus 4.6." I guess this is how AI psychosis looks like?
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by grzracz 3mo ago
Terminal hunks speed by and I want to review the changes locally before they are on GitHub. Looking through VSC is very slow because it's aimed at writing, not reading, code. In cotect you can move through the repository quickly with W
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by grzracz 3mo ago
https://cotect.dev I was frustrated with not being able to properly review code changes that agents make, looking for a middle ground between VSC and Claude Code. So I built one. Still in early development but its working (mostl
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by grzracz 3mo ago
It's literally a single file that only supports multiple Claude instances :) so I guess simplicity
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by grzracz 3mo ago
Wasn't aware this exists, good one!
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by grzracz 3mo ago
While I agree it's not super safe, even CC is installed this way: https://code.claude.com/docs/en/quickstart
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by grzracz 3mo ago
Personally I have multiple instances of Claude on my PC dedicated to different areas (split between my private subscription and my work one) and it is useful to see both at a glance. And I don't have to keep the terminal open to see ho
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by grzracz 3mo ago
Doesn't it autocompact only if it is about to run out of context? On these newer models the context is 1M tokens so it's quite difficult to reach. I run compacts manually when I stop in a good place and tokens are over 300k
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Show HN: macOS menu bar gauges for your Claude Code quota(github.com)
69 points by grzracz 3mo ago|40 comments
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by grzracz 5mo ago
Seems completely backwards to me. This is like judging Formula 1 just by the raw power of the engine. The rest of the car has just as much engineering, if not more.
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by grzracz 5mo ago
Calling autism and ADHD "habits of attention" severely understates what's going on. These are neurodevelopmental conditions with substantial genetic and neurobiological components, not patterns someone can think their way out
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by grzracz 6mo ago
AI written articles that the author didn't even bother to touch up should result in a permanent ban from posting.
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by grzracz 7mo ago
I don't fully get it either. At least agents build stuff, claws just run around pretending to be alive?
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by grzracz 7mo ago
I'm sure there is plenty of optimization paths left for them if they're a startup. And imho smaller models will keep getting better. And a great business model for people having to buy your chips for each new LLM release :)
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by grzracz 7mo ago
Absolute insanity to see a coherent text block that takes at least 2 minutes to read generated in a fraction of a second. Crazy stuff...
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by grzracz 7mo ago
This would be killer for exploring simultaneous thinking paths and council-style decision taking. Even with Qwen3-Coder-Next 80B if you could achieve a 10x speed, I'd buy one of those today. Can't wait to see if this is still poss
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All LLMs Must Shut the Hell Up(grzra.cz)
3 points by grzracz 8mo ago|0 comments
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by grzracz 1y ago
I really dislike the title and the article. You are basically stating that AI is not a bubble, but everything around AI is a bubble, which people obviously mean when they say AI is a bubble. Same was the case with dot com crash, where peopl
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by grzracz 1y ago
$8 for forever access seems strange - your costs will grow larger than profits, no?
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by grzracz 1y ago
Your readme demo images are wrong: the terminal one is the non-CoRT one and the GUI one is the one with CoRT. Confused me for a while
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by grzracz 2y ago
i think you don't know what decentralized means

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