The thing holding open models back is the insane cost of gpus. If/when that cost goes down… look out closed models!
> It sure isn't simply reviewing, or designing, so where is it ? If I can shit out some vibe-coded thing over a weekend that does <useful thing> it means anybody else with the same tool can do the same thing. There is…
I mean, the parent poster is not wrong though. It’s crazy the level of stuff you can offload to your agents. People who haven’t used these tools in the last short while are operating on old, outdated frames of…
Create a “token guy” that others can consult with to figure out the best model to dispatch something to. Token guys role can be defined as an expert in the current LLM landscape. Not sure whose role this is analogue to…
Dude, Claudish is absolutely unintelligible at times. 5.5 is somewhat okay but 5.0 was an abomination of absolute nonsense word salad.
My vote would be 24v or 48v. You cannot power substantial LED with 3.3v. You’d spend a fortune rolling out ultra-thick gauge wire to avoid pissing away non-trivial amounts of power into heat. Many, many LED strips come…
Dude prompt your agent to set up always on remote connections via systemd… then you can drive from Claude or codex mobile apps natively over their native hookup. Works great.
You laugh now but in 5 years when these LLM’s operate at thousands or tens of thousands of tokens per second on dedicated hardware in your phone… “might as well” won’t even be a joke.
True. I don’t think it takes much of a model thankfully. Luna or something…
Why not replace the backend of your site with the LLM? Let it do the recommendations in structured inputs and outputs so the front end isn’t a chat interface but leverages the fuzzy nature of LLM’s.
My biggest line item is my auto insurance and your agent tool can’t do that. And I rent not own and thus have renters not homeowners. Basically, this sounds interesting in theory but it’s useless for me. I even tried…
It’s a hard problem because among so many other things…switching models mid session because “shit got real” (or shit is now just executional) costs cache.
I mean the webpage can say what ever it wants. The proof is using it yourself.
“It has the same annoying cadence and writing style with slightly less prominent claudisms.” Seems like it based on my first session. It still does the whole “bury the important thing in a pile of words” coupled with…
I absolutely love when they do that unprompted. I once asked a Claude work agent to go pull comparable apartment listings and somehow it’s subagent reverse engineered like rentcafe or whatever’s private API to get the…
> JSON is a bad format/transport. I've cut token counts significantly for some of my MCP servers by returning csv or tabular data or sometimes even just good old fashioned plaintext "template style" words. JSON is…
> The statefullness of MCP was such a massive detour for the industry that we will be cleaning up after it for years. I remember discovering this when i wrote my first MCP server. It was like "huh? why would they do…
If the hole in the wall teriyaki restaurant’s menu wasn’t hand painted by Monet I turn right around and walk out. I want nothing to do with an eating establishment that can’t at least spring for a realistic rendition of…
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Depending on what I’m doing I’ll dedicate a few deep research sessions to building a framework. It will generate some grounding docs that go into the repo and get consumed as we go. Said docs establish terminology,…
Why? It sounds like a pretty typical workflow to me. It just depends on what you are building. Some things are more more forgiving to muck-ups than others and if the LLM screws the pooch, oh well! Roll forward.
“There have been sites that blocked the autofilling of passwords and so on as well.” Sites that do this irritate me so much. Ones that try to block pasting and stuff… like somebody intentionally baked that into the…
> I do like Claude Code a lot when it comes to pure coding use cases The harness is great, but opus is such an arrogant little prick that spews out unintelligible word salad. Opus 5 is so bad at communication it amazes…
"Traditional and boring works for me." I wouldn't call copy & paste code from a webui of chatgpt either traditional or boring. I'd call it tedious, error prone and guaranteed to get poor results. There is much better…
Then make agent friendly content. Take the text and make a markdown version.
The thing holding open models back is the insane cost of gpus. If/when that cost goes down… look out closed models!
> It sure isn't simply reviewing, or designing, so where is it ? If I can shit out some vibe-coded thing over a weekend that does <useful thing> it means anybody else with the same tool can do the same thing. There is…
I mean, the parent poster is not wrong though. It’s crazy the level of stuff you can offload to your agents. People who haven’t used these tools in the last short while are operating on old, outdated frames of…
Create a “token guy” that others can consult with to figure out the best model to dispatch something to. Token guys role can be defined as an expert in the current LLM landscape. Not sure whose role this is analogue to…
Dude, Claudish is absolutely unintelligible at times. 5.5 is somewhat okay but 5.0 was an abomination of absolute nonsense word salad.
My vote would be 24v or 48v. You cannot power substantial LED with 3.3v. You’d spend a fortune rolling out ultra-thick gauge wire to avoid pissing away non-trivial amounts of power into heat. Many, many LED strips come…
Dude prompt your agent to set up always on remote connections via systemd… then you can drive from Claude or codex mobile apps natively over their native hookup. Works great.
You laugh now but in 5 years when these LLM’s operate at thousands or tens of thousands of tokens per second on dedicated hardware in your phone… “might as well” won’t even be a joke.
True. I don’t think it takes much of a model thankfully. Luna or something…
Why not replace the backend of your site with the LLM? Let it do the recommendations in structured inputs and outputs so the front end isn’t a chat interface but leverages the fuzzy nature of LLM’s.
My biggest line item is my auto insurance and your agent tool can’t do that. And I rent not own and thus have renters not homeowners. Basically, this sounds interesting in theory but it’s useless for me. I even tried…
It’s a hard problem because among so many other things…switching models mid session because “shit got real” (or shit is now just executional) costs cache.
I mean the webpage can say what ever it wants. The proof is using it yourself.
“It has the same annoying cadence and writing style with slightly less prominent claudisms.” Seems like it based on my first session. It still does the whole “bury the important thing in a pile of words” coupled with…
I absolutely love when they do that unprompted. I once asked a Claude work agent to go pull comparable apartment listings and somehow it’s subagent reverse engineered like rentcafe or whatever’s private API to get the…
> JSON is a bad format/transport. I've cut token counts significantly for some of my MCP servers by returning csv or tabular data or sometimes even just good old fashioned plaintext "template style" words. JSON is…
> The statefullness of MCP was such a massive detour for the industry that we will be cleaning up after it for years. I remember discovering this when i wrote my first MCP server. It was like "huh? why would they do…
If the hole in the wall teriyaki restaurant’s menu wasn’t hand painted by Monet I turn right around and walk out. I want nothing to do with an eating establishment that can’t at least spring for a realistic rendition of…
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Depending on what I’m doing I’ll dedicate a few deep research sessions to building a framework. It will generate some grounding docs that go into the repo and get consumed as we go. Said docs establish terminology,…
Why? It sounds like a pretty typical workflow to me. It just depends on what you are building. Some things are more more forgiving to muck-ups than others and if the LLM screws the pooch, oh well! Roll forward.
“There have been sites that blocked the autofilling of passwords and so on as well.” Sites that do this irritate me so much. Ones that try to block pasting and stuff… like somebody intentionally baked that into the…
> I do like Claude Code a lot when it comes to pure coding use cases The harness is great, but opus is such an arrogant little prick that spews out unintelligible word salad. Opus 5 is so bad at communication it amazes…
"Traditional and boring works for me." I wouldn't call copy & paste code from a webui of chatgpt either traditional or boring. I'd call it tedious, error prone and guaranteed to get poor results. There is much better…
Then make agent friendly content. Take the text and make a markdown version.