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jeffyaw
1mo ago
you can use Kimi K3 on the typed++ model tier: https://typed.cloud
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jeffyaw
1mo ago
this sounds like you're stuck in 2010.
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jeffyaw
1mo ago
it's not that they can't afford to buy one. it's that they're not available. and now a lot of other tlds have gained traction so it's now reasonable to consider others.
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jeffyaw
1mo ago
thanks for clarifying.
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jeffyaw
1mo ago
so who/what countered Linus on this and where is the discussion or final conclusion?
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jeffyaw
1mo ago
once you have built up a trust in a model/harness/setup/workflow and you’ve been hitting enter for months straight then Auto Mode is appealing. i found initially it would hang on some commands (moreso on subagents and moreso
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jeffyaw
1mo ago
appreciate the reply!
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jeffyaw
1mo ago
just made oam.js and released it yesterday. check er out. https://oamjs.org optimized for typescript and running js/ts mcp servers.
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jeffyaw
1mo ago
could you help me understand the appeal of running everything in tmux? i use tmux if i have long running scraping/db backup or restore, or something similar. it seems like an awesome thing to geek out on. but i keep claude code session
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jeffyaw
1mo ago
why even take funding at all?
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jeffyaw
1mo ago
completely agree! not interested in getting funding at all. thought about it and kept remembering that scene from Silicon Valley, “Nobody told me I could take less!”
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jeffyaw
2mo ago
i was an early vagrant user, a long time tf user, and 3 year nomad/consul user. but have moved on. cf now for aws & gcloud cli in scripts for gcp. and eks/gke instead of nomad.
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jeffyaw
2mo ago
An AI CLI for coding - more volume per dollar, cheaper extra usage, and monthly billing instead of 5-hour reset windows. One curl installs the launcher; then run t (or typed) from any project directory.
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jeffyaw
3mo ago
i will be digging into the CLI option, kudos.
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jeffyaw
3mo ago
you're right, i remember pre 4.6 i believe 200k was the norm.
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jeffyaw
3mo ago
highly agree, i built typed for this exactly.
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jeffyaw
3mo ago
playwright is AWESOME for e2e testing (works great with electron!). although, i use the playwright mcp. :)
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jeffyaw
3mo ago
it is not, it just helps to not go in the wrong direction as much. even in my comment i mentioned reviewing the code multiple times. so i do agree reviewing is essential.
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jeffyaw
3mo ago
minimax m3 has a 1M token context window so not sure how op is hitting this 200k. maybe the plan they're on? or some setting in some layer of whatever their dev tooling is using.
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jeffyaw
3mo ago
if you want to try minimax m3 with a lot of optimizations and a custom tui check out typed. and for that harness you can use it in yaw mode. you can also use within claude code tui by running: typed cli off i should probably change that to
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jeffyaw
3mo ago
try using a harness. i provide one in Yaw Mode and you can copy it and modify and use a modified if you wanted to learn and tweak yours. i use the skills /yaw-review excessively sometimes multiple times in a row on the same pr or sessi
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jeffyaw
3mo ago
absolutely, for me the tui, ultracode agentic workflows, and streaming logic are far superior. the closest model is minimax 3.0 imo and i ended up adding a custom tui, agentic workflows, streaming logic and implementing skills to that (in t
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jeffyaw
3mo ago
i bet 10+ things you used today were authored by claude in one place or another.
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3mo ago
february was some kind of nirvana. i do think claude code versions and what is introduced at that level is/was relevant. but 4.8 xhigh w/ ultracode to me is just about Fable level (w/ some agents harness tweaking). but have t
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3mo ago
i just use review skills on my sessions/prs extensively until they're in a good place. then coverage skills (which add test coverage). i built in skills to work with M3 in a service called typed, an ai cli. it uses m3 under the ho
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jeffyaw
5mo ago
there is, yaw terminal.
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jeffyaw
5mo ago
apologies, just trying to get the word out. and why is it crap? it seems exactly relevant to what i'm replying to.
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jeffyaw
5mo ago
check out yaw terminal for a terminal first experience that also treats ai cli as a first class citizen. and if you're on windows is very dialed into git bash.
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5mo ago
as an anecdote of support for yaw terminal i am currently logged in via Yaw Mode and have been continuing to use claude all day no problems while the browser is absolutely unavailable.
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5mo ago
check out my yaw terminal. iterm2 was absolutely an inspiration.
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