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paultendo

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About paultendo

Founder at Oncor (https://oncor.io), C-PAID, and Fifty Six Law. Building open-source tools in TypeScript. Interested in security and multi-tenant systems. https://paultendo.github.io

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    What a fascinating deep dive. 2x with sphere mapping is my favourite - it starts to take on a sort of pointillism-like quality which gives all the objects (or maybe my brain) a sor…

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    Could be a very useful way to do some overnight tasks using spare RAM. Possibly things like LLM-based categorisation, labelling, data cleansing. That's what comes to mind for me an…

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    Comment #47431070

    Anyone can be an "ideas guy", very few are good at it. "I am still waiting to see LLMs build an idea into something other people use at scale" - so Microsoft using Claude Code does…

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    I haven't tried it, but I think you could keep the full transcript by running a pre-compact hook (on Claude Code) to save your entire conversation history to a file.

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    Comment #47186783

    As I understand it, Anthropic drew two specific red lines: no mass domestic surveillance, no fully autonomous weapons systems. Seems reasonable to me. Feels like OpenAI, Google, an…

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    Comment #47157021

    I agree that rejecting valid non-Latin characters in valid contexts is user-hostile, but I should be clearer about scope: this is specifically about machine-readable identifiers (s…

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    Comment #47156959

    Thanks Josh - putting this article out there has pushed me to sharpen a lot of my thinking which hopefully should come across in my more recent work. I've updated the article to sc…

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    Comment #47131829

    Looks great - well done. Much nicer than stock tmux for sure.

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    Comment #47116451

    Of course Google can restrict how their API is accessed. But locking paid accounts with no warning, no explanation email, and no functioning support path while continuing to charge…

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