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I run this on a side of the Claude Pro subscription that I use for other purposes. My main motivation was root cause analysis of production issues. I have a solo project and unfort…

This is is already possible with Claude Code. I use a setup where I have one instance monitoring a local queue, I have a web app for receiving webhooks from various sources and pus…

Of course they do. They have such a huge parameter maps. You need to be able to guide it through the map, so it starts making the right connections. Even in the Sonnet 3.7 days, it…

That was their headline for Opus 4.8, I guess the invested into some post-training to get them to write this, and I like it, it's a great way to identify AI posts from Claude. http…

God I hate reading these LLM-written articles. It also feels like it was one-shotted by Claude, not just the kernel.

If I had coworkers with the ability to program like Sonnet 3.7 did, I'd be extremely happy. In reality, I can probably count 1-3 people like that, out of many over the years. Hones…

As much as I hate to say this, I think it is an user error. Fable is very to the point, much more so than any other Anthropic model. I found it to be cheaper to use Fable, than usi…

My hope is that Opus 5 will be released soon, basically a rebranded Fable.

I'll have to try it. I was using earlier GLM models, incluing 5.1, and was always disappointed.

I considered Opus 4.5 to be the peak for a while. Opus 4.6 tended to over think, and generally get lost in thinking. I asked something and Claude Code would just spin for 15 minute…

Zig has multiple issues, but syntax is definitely not it. It might take a little bit of time getting used to, if you are coming from another language, but it's one of the most read…

I was never able to get these models to collaborate with me the way Opus does. I'm probably an outliner, I don't one-shot projects, I don't vibe code. I basically use LLMs are if I…

I don't have an example, but I know the pattern. You are working on your software, security researcher finds a bug, it's in your project, for you it's just another bug, but for the…

I feel that Zig will stay a niche language. In this world, there is no reason for corporations to use anything but Rust for this kind of code. And without the corporate push, it wi…

With the amount of problems I had using Redis Sentinel, I really wish there was another way. On multiple occasions, with completely different deployments, it got itself into a non-…

I've switched to Valkey and I'm not really looking back. I'm much more comfortable with those people maintaining the software.

Well, I'm just an extremely happy user. I've honestly tried to find an alternative, and couldn't. I'm using it in the context of solo developer and it provides a huge value to me.

It's actually common, many companies develop their products this way. The source is available, you can see the VCS, but you can't participate in the development. That's why I see t…

What made open source great, is the fact that if you find a problem, you can patch it. It's what motivated me, anyway. Ladybird is not SQLite, it's under development and very likel…

Indeed, while there is communication that the situation with merging external pull requests should improve, the reality is that it's easier to land a patch in Linux, than in Zig.

I wonder how can a new browser engine survive with the source available model. Like, why would anyone support this, unless they have business association with the Ladybird develope…

I've tried many AI code review tools. Nothing comes close to the depth of CodeRabbit reviews. It's the only such tool that can find real logical bugs. I'd love to be able to get Cl…

That's possible, but who are you to tell a person what they should and shouldn't do in their free time.

Just going away from computers for a few days should be enough, the mob will get tired soon.

Look, it's not that long time ago when we had the xz malware. The pattern is always the same. Maintainer of the project is doing X, people start to pressure them to do something el…