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Hey mate, just tried it again and the same issue. Note: this is for Cowork, not sure if that makes a difference, I don't use the desktop app for coding. Claude asked me a question …

We use a similar tool at work and it's automatically invited to every meeting. It records, transcribes, and lets you search for something somebody said and when. It is incredibly u…

There is for Claude Code[0], but not for Desktop. It's `askUserQuestionTimeout` and you can set it to `never`. [0] https://code.claude.com/docs/en/settings

Having used a bit of a mix of Claude Desktop and Claude Code lately, I discovered that Claude Desktop just times out when it asks you for a decision, and just goes ahead with the a…

There absolutely is something better than LinkedIn; it's email and phone contact. But everybody expects you to be on LinkedIn.

It's pretty bizarre to see them going from being the bot protection platform to differentiating on the kinds of bots they'll block, because now they're facilitating the exact kind …

I haven't experienced any latency in tmux, so I'm not sure what you're experiencing. For rendering, you may have to change your `TERM` value in your shell. Tmux is highly keyboard …

I started noticing problems with MCP auth state failing inside herdr, but working in a normal terminal session or with tmux, so I switched back to using tmux and it's been flawless…

Location: Brisbane, Australia Remote: Yes, or hybrid locally Willing to relocate: Only to Denmark (citizen) Technologies: JavaScript/TypeScript, React, Next.js, Node.js, MySQL/Post…

My comment addresses this. Regulation around the world needs to catch up to address the harmful nature of the technology, as it is currently moving faster than the politicians can …

The game is from 2002. Anybody wanting to play the game either buys it for nostalgia or as an enthusiast. All the mod does is increase accessibility.

While I generally think it's balanced against a lot of negative applications (misinformation, deepfakes, etc.), there are some good applications. I think regulation just hasn't suf…

It wasn't when I bought it and I was grandfathered into a perpetual subscription. I don't want it to be a monthly SaaS, I guess was my point. It does most of what I want it to do a…

I guess the problem is visibility. In the same way that many companies don't take security seriously until it becomes a problem. If a problem never manifests, but was prevented, wa…

Local first is a model I'm exploring. Combined with PWA it's pretty good and doesn't need to be native. LLMs are most useful for apps that are Good Enough™ anyway, and struggle wit…

I'm building a podcast app just for me, because the podcast app I typically use (PocketCasts) is really good but there's just a couple of features I'd like and they don't bring out…

The first thing I did was zoom way out and drag it all the way to Australia. You can get a user's approximate location by looking up their IP against a geolocation service and cent…

I've been feeling for a while that as we keep increasing model size, we're going through the opposite of the PC revolution. The "democratisation" talk from the frontier labs is esp…

I know, but as you say that still presents a barrier to entry. A lot of talented developers that I've worked with use visual git clients exclusively, so imagine their horror when p…

I wonder if it's because it opens in the default visual editor (typically vi/vim) and while I'm primarily a (neo)vim user now, it is certainly not the most intuitive editor to get …

Yeah like the other commenter below mentioned, `rerere` takes a lot of the pain out of layering rebased changes. It's important (IMO) to make sure each commit still contains a logi…

That makes more sense. That's still a reference I guess. I was more confused about straight up denying somebody a reference, that would immediately make tenure at a company worth l…

I have never heard of not allowing references. Is that a US thing? While I don't love providing references, given they are such a standard part of the employment process (at least …

There are plenty of people (myself included) who are critical of Anthropic. Sentiment isn't universal amongst a crowd, it might just feel that way due to the way comments are surfa…

My old colleague had one with a Go program[0] which I always thought was quite cool. [0] https://github.com/GL-Kageyama/UNIQLO_Akamai_T-shirt_Code