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philipbjorge

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About philipbjorge

Staff Engineer @ Thoughtful http://www.philipbjorge.com

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    Comment #48853936

    Wow, I would love to read an interview series based on this!!

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    Comment #48715184

    It’s been 25 years since I was in school and this was my experience. Unsure if it’s changed…

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    Comment #48666425

    I’ll second this, I had to send this message… > based on our discussions so far, I think we’d only need... Which they appear to have but I can't dig in on mobile.

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    Comment #48590688

    I'll go further and note that some of the optimizations I've seen in rtk for things like `git status` have actually bubbled up into the model layer -- Codex is regularly making too…

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    Comment #48174992

    I can't find the relevant issues in their repo, but I've been somewhat skeptical of their tool over-reporting token savings and there are many issues to that effect in the repo. I'…

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    Comment #48139140

    I've done some pretty incredible things with LLMs. If this were sqlite with its exhaustive test suite... OK, I can see it. It's hard for me to see this not becoming a pile of slop,…

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    Comment #48137361

    Been loving pi and codex lately. Good to build resiliency and self sufficiency into these systems.

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    Comment #48136360

    Can you fill me in on how this impacts conductor? How are they using `claude -p`?

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    Comment #48136336

    Tracking with `ccusage`, I pretty easily hit $2000/mo in API equivalent credits and while I'd consider myself a power user, I'm a responsible one that's generally always in the loo…

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    Comment #48117535

    This seems like less of a today thing and more of an ancient human tendency. A lot of Buddhist practice is basically trying to train against immediately collapsing reality into sel…

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    Comment #47958488

    I haven't really shared what I use, I'm still deciding if that's something I want to do. To get an idea of what I'm talking about, you could install https://github.com/obra/superpo…

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    Comment #47957229

    Ahh good point -- I've handled this by switching my harness to `pi` but recognize that may not be for everyone and doesn't directly address OP's question.

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    Comment #47957197

    What I found was that I *strongly* preferred Claude Code with its defaults. Codex was almost unusable to me -- It would spit out a 4-5 page plan where it kept repeating itself, whe…

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    Comment #47957034

    You might search for a concept like `/handoff` that's in ampcode. I'm sure someone's built a skill for just this.

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    Comment #47956975

    So happy to have diversified my model providers this past couple of weeks. GPT-5.5 has had no trouble slotting into Opus workloads. Will be fun to try out more of the models as tim…

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    Comment #47950799

    I’ve been comparing Claude Code and Codex extensively side by side over the past couple of weeks with my favorite prompting framework superpowers… From my perspective, Claude Code …

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    Comment #47857168

    gpt 5.4 has been performing great in my harness.

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    Comment #46622984

    This looks remarkably similar to https://github.com/vercel-labs/agent-browser How is it different?

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    Comment #45998272

    Until it's happened to you, it sounds unbelievable Sorry about all the broken plastic on the trim -- That's also very familiar...

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    Comment #45736117

    > We asked for a bill with the standard CPT codes. No reply. Asked again. “Oh, we meant to send it. We upgraded our computers five months ago and nothing works.” Uh-huh. Finally go…

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    Comment #45621406

    We had a similar realization here at Thoughtful and pivoted towards code generation approaches as well. I know the authors of Skyvern are around here sometimes -- How do you think …

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    Comment #45225367

    Important is subjective — In the healthcare space, I’d make the claim that most applications don’t expose themselves correctly (native or web). CV and direct mouse/kb interactions …

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    Comment #43685681

    If you're looking to test an LLMs ability to solve a coding task without prior knowledge of the task at hand, I don't think their benchmark is super useful. If you care about under…

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    Comment #43585840

    devcontainers extension was a year out of date up until the last month or something? sorry, this is from memory, but definitely not 100% compatibility.

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    Comment #42739219

    I haven't followed this closely, but I assumed it was related to a foreign entity having the ability to hyper-target content towards said 17 year olds (and the entire userbase in g…