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mrshu
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Comment #48928223
I built a multi-agent alternative with Stream Deck and cmux/orca and it works pretty well -- particularly when you pair it with CodexBar and can easily see your token spend across …
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Comment #48623524
By far the most impactful product of the Apretus project are the people. To quote a memorable line from Dominique Paul ( https://www.thisiscrispin.com/ ): > What most people miss I…
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Comment #48560270
You are right, I am not sure why I did not realize Python is the whole point of the image. This is indeed much faster and easier.
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Comment #48560189
An old habit that unfortunately makes one indistinguishable from LLMs these days...
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Comment #48560152
It's pretty rough to learn I sound like Claude. Will need to do something about it then. (For what it's worth I did write the message above manually but I understand why no one wou…
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Comment #48558885
Yes, a very minimal image indeed. Had it been a custom image, curl would be one of the first things I would make sure it contains :)
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Comment #48558835
> No, it can not. Bash lets you open TCP sockets. Very fair pushback -- I did get carried away and will update the article to be more precise. Thanks for raising it! > For less ins…
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Comment #48558784
Totally! I was really just trying to see if intra-container connectivity works, and this ended up being a very quick way of doing so. (The alternative being building and deploying …
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Comment #48558763
That is indeed a solid pushback! :) For what its worth, this container used `python:3.12.2-slim-bookworm` and I really would not expect that sort of an image to bundle `curl` -- ev…
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Comment #48558019
I ran into this while checking connectivity between containers on an internal Docker network where the image had neither curl nor wget. The main surprise was that Bash has /dev/tcp…
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Comment #48186949
I have also had positive experience with doing this multiple times via multiple model families, and then to recursively have the fixes reviewed too. It's called review-anvil and do…
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Comment #47925291
Their uptime for just Git operations has been hit pretty hard in the past 90 days: https://mrshu.github.io/github-statuses/
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Comment #47691294
Well, some of the original commits are indeed quite telling! https://github.com/amantus-ai/vibetunnel/commits/main/?after...
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Comment #47517932
Author here. I wrote this after setting up Claude Code with MiniMax and Z.AI and realizing their docs all tell you to paste API keys into settings.json in plaintext -- which is ris…
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Comment #47210841
It really seems the primary benefit of MCP servers was to force companies to establish some externally exposed APIs if/when they did not have them.
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Comment #47028583
To be fair, it's not like he did not read a single line of code that ended up being generated.
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Comment #46952775
This (multiple major outages a day) has unfortunately been happening for quite a while now -- on the 2nd of February, 2026 for instance. The GitHub Status Page does not visualize t…
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Comment #46948936
Here it is. It looks like they are down to a single 9 at this point across all services: https://mrshu.github.io/github-statuses/
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Comment #46948910
GitHub no longer publishes aggregate numbers so here they are parsed out. It looks like they are down to a single 9 at this point across all services: https://mrshu.github.io/githu…
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Comment #46870460
Some projects (like the pi coding agent) use a gated approach for first-time contributors: https://github.com/badlogic/pi-mono/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.m... Here is what it looks lik…
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Comment #46789673
Peter Steinberger, the author of Clawdbot / Moltbot https://steipete.me/
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Comment #46789669
It was not built by Claude -- Peter no longer uses it for coding -- he builds exclusively with Codex now: https://steipete.me/posts/2025/shipping-at-inference-speed