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Comment #47728545
I will add I’m sad to see Anthropic go anti-community on their Claude subscription usage but since Codex works in pi then using pi as the underlying harness is probably the best th…
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Comment #47728525
Yeah I use it myself when I need to quickly debug something in Jupyter because I can just pip install cleon anywhere and then do @ question to get codex involved. I took Jeremy’s s…
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Comment #47717386
Looks cool. I love notebooks. I built something similar with just plain cli agent harnesses for Jupyter a while back. It supports codex subscriptions and pi, (used to support Claud…
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Comment #45154002
Cal Newports Slow Productivity has a lot to say about this topic. Creativity comes in bursts and can’t be scheduled. Happiness and health move with the seasons. Treating humans as …
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Comment #45098858
Not at all! Pizza for everyone.
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Comment #45098597
I agree with this too, I have read a lot of academic stuff with - em dashes and it reads like the author doesn't know how to write and is just translating spoken word to text. When…
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Comment #45098563
I 100% agree. I hear a lot of pushback from em dash lovers on the semicolon; if you can learn to love an em dash, you can learn to use and love a semicolon. Remember, meaning is ba…
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Comment #45048765
Wow! Ship a great driver? Check. Conformant OpenGL 4.6, OpenGL ES 3.2, and OpenCL 3.0? Check. Conformant Vulkan 1.4? Check. Proton gaming? Check. Bravo! Just think of the value tha…
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Comment #45036172
Maybe we can finally spark an omarchy style user driven linux mobile OS ala DHH? Or are users just going to face network bans and additional tracking like with grapheneos?
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Comment #44773073
Great article. Lots of similarities to other terms floating around like forward deployed engineer and full stack builder. This is obvious if you ask ChatGPT to list all the profess…
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Comment #44732465
Totally agree, the FFI escape hatch and excellent tooling from rust, maturin pyo3 etc means so many python problems can just be solved with rust. Which begs the question, has anyon…
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Comment #44731064
Great article, the previous related one goes into a lot more detail on some of pythons different concurrency implementation details: https://lucumr.pocoo.org/2024/11/18/threads-bea…
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Comment #44624320
Long live the semicolon!
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Comment #44461451
It’s actually really good at small bugs but you need to make sure it can understand what’s broken by giving it context. Logs, curls, screenshots etc. The biggest problem is when it…
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Comment #44460561
Check the post from Simon Willison: https://til.simonwillison.net/claude-code/playwright-mcp-cla... You install the playwright mcp server and then it just launches chrome. Also che…
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Comment #44455651
Yeah, thats the_mitsuhiko aka Armin Ronacher. It was a joy to talk to him about Claude Code.
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Comment #43768769
Thanks for the encouragement.
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Comment #43767625
Agreed that behind every success is something which can be viewed retrospectively through a negative lens. The king of this is Uber. Perhaps this is more a reflection of hyper-capi…
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Comment #43767195
I think theres value in the books analysis of the early Cold Start strategies, which to me are reminiscent of the excellent blog post from Paul Graham https://paulgraham.com/startu…
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Comment #43767174
Paying for users (he calls it "subsidies") is mentioned but Chen talks about the fact that if you do it at the wrong time and you don't have hard side users or value and you're k-f…
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Comment #43767162
Oh wow thats a cool pattern.