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hetspookjee
20d ago
These kinds of trivial CLI vibes tools save an evening and some tokens. And sometimes it’s also not something you think of, or done with better or worse taste than your own. I think it’s nice
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hetspookjee
20d ago
With cache reads and writes and a couple of long running session without /clear or /compact it can get there rather fast
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hetspookjee
1mo ago
Create a skill for this that you can invoke a new session in referencing your previous session id. Your instructions here read clear enough it seems to create it. Though a handover skill with this kind of behaviour in the same session might
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Awake: Minimal single function app for keeping macOS awake while closing the lid
(github.com)
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hetspookjee
1mo ago
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hetspookjee
1mo ago
Build this app with Fable as I felt Amphetamine had way too many options, and the actual option I wanted still required me to install another application to run the sudo command pmset disablesleep. Given that sudo requirement its not able t
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hetspookjee
2mo ago
the noise is pretty doable, and so is the heat, I find. I read these messages before I had the machine and expected far worse. The tok/s is for me the dealbreaker as I prefer to have multiple sessions. For nightly runs i do like it a
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2mo ago
Some parts when creating a new app cannot be automated right? Eg registering the app itself for example.
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2mo ago
Next time it does that expensive scan, run order it to keep or update an index on the codebase. It really helps prevent these expansive scans if you have additional markdown files for LLM navigation.
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3mo ago
Not sure if you’ve ever visited the groves in California where these huge trees grow but they seem to find the place where the wind doesn’t really seem to bother them, among other reasons (fog staying and little creeks terminating are other
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hetspookjee
3mo ago
Used to be 16k in the Netherlands and now is barely anything. 1.20euro is common with 120 shares at 1ct nominal.
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hetspookjee
6mo ago
I bought a bunch of wired cables as switching devices and making sure Teams is able to work with the device never worked smoothly with Bluetooth. I only miss wireless when i get snagged or the wires are entangled but both are easy to preve
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AI Zealotry
(matthewrocklin.com)
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8mo ago
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9mo ago
Why you’d actively argue to ignore a study with interesting outcomes and peddle platitudes that i see on a daily basis about everywhere is one thing. But for it also to be the top comment in this thread is a real pity
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hetspookjee
9mo ago
Wow this readme reads so similar it rather unlikely a coincidence?
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hetspookjee
9mo ago
I have the feeling that particular energy output does not so much, really. For example this plant in the image is about 700x400m and when multiplied with the suns peak output you already get a potential energy of 280MW. And this site almost
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I had the same and switched to Claude code max and have been continuing the way of working on Opus. Now with the lower credit burn of Opus 4.5 i haven’t had a rate limit since. Imo the Claude Code token proposition and the Claude ecosystem
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hetspookjee
11mo ago
What makes you say that?
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hetspookjee
1y ago
I could’ve scrolled far longer. Really liked the pictures and brief texts
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hetspookjee
1y ago
I think it makes sense? Given the vast "knowledge" of ChatGPT it'd be a perfect doxxing tool with the deep research. To straight-up refuse any identification is I think a better idea than to try to circumvent it with arbitrar
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1y ago
It happens sometimes on HN. Times I’ve seen it happen is when another article covers the events better, or are just the original article instead.
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1y ago
Deep research on Claude perhaps for some irony if you will.
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1y ago
That is exactly what this felt like indeed! I found a lot of interest in both refining the test strategy and test decisions, but when it started implementing some core functions were in fact lost in the process. This rather leaky memory sti
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1y ago
Its just the auto generated sub-agents from Claude Code https://docs.anthropic.com/en/docs/claude-code/sub-agents I plan to do a more detailed write down sometime next week or the week after when I've &q
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1y ago
Over the last 2 weeks (evenings only) I've spend a lot of time crafting the "perfect prompt" for claude code to one shot the project. I ended up with a rather small CLAUDE.md file that references 8 other MD files, ranging fro
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2y ago
Definitely seems the case here that hormones play a part. When my wife was pregnant she got 100% of the bites. Now we’re having a son and the bites are even again
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2y ago
Having no experience with treesitter I find the query language rather hard to parse. From a practical point of view and experimenting with the library I’m not surprised to go with this nested For loop approach.
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hetspookjee
2y ago
I love cats and this way of thinking. I had a pet rabbit for some years and often wondered why the food seemed to be more geared towards what humans would like (e.g. cream strawberry candies), rather than what would be nice for a rabbit. Of
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hetspookjee
2y ago
Quite interested in this board game. Do you have some more information on this?
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2y ago
What book would you recommend to start to best understand the way you described the differences and similarities between the languages? It really is a very nice post and I’d like to thank you for it.
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hetspookjee
2y ago
I believe an ocean crossing was even done with this kind of vehicle.
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