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by interleave 18d ago
Love seeing the two example OS binaries side-by-side. Even though I don't know exactly what their differences mean, I feel like I'm getting a good impression of their "Gestalt." Thank you for sharing!
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by interleave 1mo ago
Ah, yes! Should have mentioned. I am a paying Premium customer.
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by interleave 1mo ago
imho Nikita did a good job and I wish he stayed on. Twitter is 100% better now than a year ago. For one, I haven't gotten a single bullshit click-farm fake-ass sock-puppet follower in months. Secondly, I see very few low-effort reply g
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by interleave 2mo ago
Oh, thank you for noticing. Is it a layout issue for you (it lays out better on desktop) or the language of the text or...? Let me know!
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by interleave 2mo ago
I agree very much. I'm getting the same take-away even more now that I'm using autoresearch as my main strategy. And I wonder: We've got all these amazing (programming) languages to define solutions; where are the languages t
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by interleave 2mo ago
Amazing! I've been in a similar autoresearch-y rabbit-hole lately with getting Apple's 3B Foundation Model to match Sonnet 4.6 on a very specific task. The result was: 90% parity achieved with a weird combination of a fine-tuned a
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by interleave 2mo ago
Yes and it also reminds me of one of my favorite books, Andreas Wagner's "Arrival Of the Fittest" and, connected, the Miller-Urey experiment of course. https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/208
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by interleave 2mo ago
Thank you, that was perfect Sumday-morning reading: Easy to read yet dense information-wise. I learned today: The difference between ttf and otf, what strong and weak characters are, what an Em is and where kerning and leading really come f
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by interleave 7mo ago
Thank you for sharing. As someone who also recently spun up a new VPS to fiddle with claws: I personally fully support Hetzner on this because, as a on-and-off customer since 21 years, their service has been absolutely flawless and always w
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by interleave 7mo ago
I actually think you're right here. Resource constraints have often helped me come up with stuff that I'm actually proud of.
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by interleave 7mo ago
Makes total sense and I would have never even considered injecting keys on the fly. Love it!
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by interleave 7mo ago
PS: Also, this is wild! > What this does: apiKeyHelper tells Claude Code to run echo proxy-managed to get its API key. The sandbox’s network proxy intercepts outgoing API calls and swaps this sentinel value for your real Anthropic key, s
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by interleave 7mo ago
Super cool. Any indication if sandboxes can/will be part of the non-desktop docker tooling?
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by interleave 8mo ago
Related: Huge fan of Long Now here. Asking "How would you build a 10k year clock?" is one of my favorite ways to get to know people, say, at parties. With a few seconds to mull it over, so far EVERYONE has had at least one strong,
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by interleave 8mo ago
My professional workflow with Claude Code goes as follows. I call it "moonwalk" because, when throwing away the intermediate vibe-coded prototype code in the middle, it feels like walking backwards while looking forward. - Check o
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by interleave 9mo ago
Anecdote: I vibe-coded a thing in C using Claude Code + Opus 4.5 and, wow, the process and the result worked _shockingly_ well. For reference, here are the two heavy-lifting workers: - https://github.com/akaalias/bipsca
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by interleave 10mo ago
Also a huge Eno fan here. Put together, I probably have listened to Music for Airports, Another Green World, Taking Tiger Mountain and Discreet Music more than any other artist. Maybe Philip Glass comes in at a close second. Anyways, in 201
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by interleave 10mo ago
Hi Max! Thank you for updating my mental model of AI detectors. I was with total certainty under the impression that detecting AI-written text to be an impossible-to-solve problem. I think that's because it's just so deceptively i
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by interleave 11mo ago
Off-detail/on-topic: After 10 months of reading Pratchett's Discworld novels, I'm now reading the Cantebury Tales. And by golly, the tales are surprisingly accessible, entertaining and fun to read.
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by interleave 11mo ago
I'll bite. We're a classic XP shop. To build new features in our brown-field app, we defined about 8 sub-agents such as "red-test-writer", "minimal-green-implementer" and "refactorer". Now all I do in
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by interleave 1y ago
Yay! NYC Pivot here, see my comment below - we're still doing the thing ;)
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by interleave 1y ago
We're practically a 100% XP shop compiled of ex-Pivots and Thoughtworks. Pairing, TDD and client-on-site as our baseline. We've also been using AI as part of our IDEs full-time for 2+ years. Yet, the most unexpected thing happened
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by interleave 1y ago
Hey Tanya! Thank you for helping me understand the results better. I just posted the results of another basic interview analysis (4o vs. Llama4) here: https://x.com/SpringStreetNYC/status/1923774145633849780 To yo
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by interleave 1y ago
I miss writing Java 1.4 with Eclipse and svn. Even though I am also super-happy with Ruby and Swift today, I know that control-space flow. Good times! Edit: 1.4, not 1.7
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by interleave 1y ago
Technically my wife would be a perfect customer because we literally just prototyped your solution at home. But I'm confused. For context: My wife does leadership coaching and recently used vanilla GPT-4o via ChatGPT to summarize a tra
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by interleave 1y ago
Hi Tobias! Feedback: First off, I really like your app's style. I love bold colors. The screenshots and text are clear and understandable - maybe except on how the data gets in there. Even if that's by hand, I still think this is
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by interleave 1y ago
> Do something for me that I don't know how to do.
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by interleave 1y ago
Wanted to say something similar : high-quality code is not an excuse to make something that doesn't "work" (in regards to sales, usefulness, iterations, learning - all for which vibe coding are a perfect fit IMHO)
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by interleave 3y ago
Congratulation on shipping! What I love most about this is your "inner monologue" component at the bottom. > You're an artist. > A good one. > Nope, a great one. > But you have a sh*tty site. > You wanna make i
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by interleave 3y ago
That was unexpectedly fun :D Turns out: Lips _are_ lips!

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