runekaagaard

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by runekaagaard 14d ago
OK thanks! Would love to read :)
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by runekaagaard 14d ago
What ... how ...? Just bought two yesterday for playing with local llm but thought 3.8 was totally out of reach!?
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by runekaagaard 8mo ago
/sandbox AFAIK uses https://github.com/anthropic-experimental/sandbox-runtime under the hood. It's still experimental and if you dive into the issues I would call its protection light. Many users experiences
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by runekaagaard 8mo ago
... also interested. What would one build an Emacs TRAMP plugin for? :)
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by runekaagaard 8mo ago
Configuring Claude Code ... the new init.el ;)
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by runekaagaard 8mo ago
It's impossible to not get decision-fatique and just mash enter anyway after a couple of months with Claude not messing anything important up, so a sandboxed approach in YOLO mode feels much safer. It takes the stress about needing to
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by runekaagaard 10mo ago
I like Claude Code in the terminal. For me it's so good it don't need IDE integration. I'm just using emacs and magit to navigate the code out of band.
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by runekaagaard 11mo ago
Thats me to a tee. I also don't have a inner dialogue when thinking through a problem:)
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by runekaagaard 11mo ago
Yeah, totally this. I've had so much fun with AoC, learning nim, elixir at the same time. I would normally tap out around the same place on the first dynamic programming puzzle which just takes me so long to wrap my head around each ti
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by runekaagaard 1y ago
I agree. The industry standard for a great, boring, durable and surprisingly cheap knife is the Victorinox Fibrox Chef's Knife 20 cm.
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by runekaagaard 1y ago
Nope, I've really, really tried to like modal editing, because the programmable command chaining is super cool, but even though I became proficient with it I never really enjoyed it. Starting out emacs i got super fatigued with all the
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Using Claude's chat search and memory to build on previous context(support.anthropic.com)
1 points by runekaagaard 1y ago|0 comments
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by runekaagaard 1y ago
Heh - yeah have had trillion dollar ideas many times :)
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by runekaagaard 1y ago
Luckily i do, but i mean it triggers the api limit in 10 minutes amount of tokens
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by runekaagaard 1y ago
My sweet spot at the moment is Claude Desktop with mcp servers for editing and aider --watch for quick fixes. Claude Code uses way, way, way too many tokens on the large project i work most on.
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by runekaagaard 1y ago
Yeah remember when people were using Claude 3.7... so oldschool man
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by runekaagaard 1y ago
Heh. I'm giving Claude running on AWS Bedrock in a EU datacenter access to read small parts of my email (normally 1-3 email threads in a chat), compose drafts for approval and then send them in a separate step. I can read and approve a
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by runekaagaard 1y ago
Yeah, I too found giving LLMs access to my emails via notmuch [1] is super helpful. Connecting peripheral sources like email and Redmine while coding creates a compounding effect on LLM quality. Enterprise OAuth2 is a pain though - makes se
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by runekaagaard 1y ago
I thinks a lot is timing and also that it's a pretty low bar to write your first mcp server: from mcp.server.fastmcp import FastMCP mcp = FastMCP("Basic Math Server") @mcp.tool() def multiply(a: int, b: int
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by runekaagaard 1y ago
It feels a bit like "cheating" that new x-string features are built-in only. It would be cool to be able to do: from foo import bar bar"zoop"
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by runekaagaard 1y ago
I'm getting great and stable results with 3.7 on Claude desktop and mcp servers. It feels like an upgrade from 3.5
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by runekaagaard 1y ago
https://polypane.app/docs/emulation/
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by runekaagaard 1y ago
I've used it a lot. Great product, emulates subtle device issues very well that Chrome device view doesn't
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by runekaagaard 2y ago
Yeah, Claude can query and read the result sets. It does not send the entire database.
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by runekaagaard 2y ago
I use this every day: https://github.com/runekaagaard/mcp-alchemy
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by runekaagaard 2y ago
I'm often wondering about if an elixir-like language for Ada could make it more popular.
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by runekaagaard 2y ago
We've rolled our own liveview and have happily used it in production for several years now: https://hypergen.it/
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by runekaagaard 2y ago
Rust's borrow checker?
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by runekaagaard 2y ago
Looks very good, thx for sharing! Can it be integrated with an existing large nginx config with multiple domains, server and client certificates, websockets, other custom settings and different apps deployed with ansible or does it need to
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by runekaagaard 2y ago
Beauty!

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