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joshcartme

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About joshcartme

Front-End Engineer.

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    Comment #48897844

    Yeah, I was surprised. I had Claude make a skill to extract the explore agent from Claude Code, but set the model back to haiku. Here it is if it's helpful: https://gist.github.com…

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    Comment #48888073

    They changed it with the release on July 1 Explore now inherits the model, it isn't always haiku. https://code.claude.com/docs/en/changelog#2-1-198 > The built-in Explore agent now…

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    Comment #48885038

    They did recently change it so the default explorer agent inherits the session agent (capped at Opus). Before Explore was always haiku. I had Claude write a skill that extracts the…

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    Comment #48091059

    You could probably open the developer tools, find the console elements and extract the data from there to get around copy/paste limitations. I’m not familiar with the AWS console b…

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    Comment #47981929

    I think ground up commonly indicates that an outlet is controlled by a switch on the wall. It's not code, but I think it's a convention

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    Comment #47549534

    Yeah I'm curious to see how this turns out, because I think part of the appeal of AV1 was how it's unencumbered by them

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    Show HN: ChatSMTP – Email an AI

    This is a toy project I've been working on. It was mostly something I realized I could make so I decided to go for it.

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    Comment #45983520

    I have an iphone, previously had an android. I had trouble with RCS chats and then did the "Don't have your previous device" part here, https://messages.google.com/disable-chat . A…

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    Comment #45949252

    If you look at bench or conformance here, https://github.com/ivankra/javascript-zoo?tab=readme-ov-file... , you can get an idea of how it compares in some ways

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    Comment #45583195

    Thanks! I searched a little and didn't find this but clearly could have searched better

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    Comment #45582911

    Apparently it's only about as powerful as a RTX 5070, but it's got 128GB of memory. Curious to see if it has a niche vs using something like a framework desktop with 128GB of RAM. …

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    Comment #45377053

    I had the exact same thought. I guess now you could put something in a queue if you have to do non-trivial processing before replying, but that’s not what they wrote

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    Comment #44991354

    I restarted FF and am now seeing something similar. Hard refreshing alternates between 2 and 3, and soft refreshes quickly get back to 3 most of the time

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    Comment #44991264

    It reproduces for me in FF 142 on Windows. When I first went to https://cloudflare-quic.com/ it said HTTP/3, but after a few hard refreshes it says HTTP/2 and hasn't gone back to 3…

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    Comment #44974538

    At least these days I think Plot, https://observablehq.com/plot/getting-started , which uses D3 under the hood and is from the makers of D3, is probably the closest thing to an off…

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    Show HN: Squiddly, Disable the GitHub merge button based on checks or a label

    I've been working on a hobby project in a private repo on Github. I'm not at the point where I want to convert to a Github team so I can't enforce branch protection rules. I did wa…

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    Comment #44858870

    Thanks for clarifying! I think I'm getting it now: OS models are getting closer, but only via distillation. Not by training a new frontier model which is out of reach for economic …

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    Comment #44842666

    Maybe I'm totally misreading this, but it seems like the post contradicts itself. At the beginning of the third paragraph: > Impressively, open source models have been able to quic…

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    Comment #44597559

    Wow, that really is amazing! I couldn't help but notice that you can still see the shadows of the rips in the fixed version. I wonder how hard it would be to get those fixed as wel…

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    Comment #6466412

    It looks like you comment may have been cut off, it sounds good. I'd say go for it, see if you can develop a community around!

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    Comment #6460445

    I'm the author of those blog posts and I just now saw that this had made it's way onto HN, glad I could generate some discussion and good publicity for Mezzanine. Thanks for sharin…