ChatGPT desktop this morning lost a chat thread while I was actively working in it. I asked Astra to find the lost session, and next thing I know it's prompting for full computer control to drive Finder. It's just jsonl…
runpod.io is essentially this. You can rent the hardware for cheap in small time slices. I do this whenever I need to do a lot of embeddings, fast. I have an agent skill that will estimate the optimum hardware to…
+1 for code mode. It's a game changer for runtime performance, flexibility of orchestrating lots of tool calls with complex logic, and all sorts of other goodies. I'm in the process of switching all my personal stuff to…
I've been consistently unable to get it to tell me anything at all about Deepseek v4 Pro, it keeps insisting it is beyond its cutoff date, but it knows all about R1. If it's routing to different models on the backend,…
I'm looking forward to trying it, but not willing to upgrade to Tahoe, so I'd appreciate it for sure!
Similar here. I use Claude Code and Codex for developing specs, but then have Deepseek v4 Pro implement because it just seems to actually do what it's told, given enough tries. And Reasonix + Deepseek is mostly cache…
> I know open models have gotten quite good in many tasks such as coding or composition, but are there any that can access the internet and retrieve data like ChatGPT, Claude, etc can? The things you describe are just…
There are a number of places you can get an online prescription for a CPAP/APAP, and they're not that expensive to buy outright. I was able to get a new prescription for < $100, and bought a new APAP for about $600, no…
This is exactly what stops me from using them for real work. I love their free tier for my hobby stuff.
My first time using NT 4, I was setting up a bunch of machines that needed babysitting, and Space Cadet Pinball got me through a lot of long, boring nights. I've thought back throughout my career to how lucky I was, it…
I just cancelled my Gemini subscription yesterday. I have a big private fork of OpenCode, and I did it the wrong way to start with, so I couldn't pull from upstream. So I put together a plan for refactoring it, step by…
This is awesome! I have a slight case of tritanopia in one eye and it was neat to see the difference. My boundary is bluer by 59% in one eye and 87% in the other. It tracks with what I would have expected.
I've got to do some cleanup before sharing (yay vibe coding) but the big things I've changed so far: 1) Curated a set of models I like and heavily optimized all possible settings, per agent role and even per skill (had…
My biggest problem with CC as a harness is that I can't trust "Plan" mode. Long running sessions frequently start bypassing plan mode and executing, updating files and stuff, without permission, while still in plan…
I'm 3 weeks into switching from CC to OpenCode, and in some ways it is far superior to CC right out of the box, and I've maybe burned $200 in tokens to make a private fork that is my ultimate development and personal…
It varies from project to project, but applications benefit a lot more than libraries. When I de-lib a normal express app it might add a few hundred lines of code and a few thousand new tests, but if I de-lib an library…
I literally have a Claude Code skill called "/delib" that takes takes in any nodejs project/library and converts it to a dependency-less project only using the standard library. It started as a what-if joke, but it's…
Sorry for late reply, but yeah that's how my workflow looks, but I'm also more just leaning on MiMo V2 Pro now, it's fast, and cheap enough. And I'm using OpenCode.
I'm about 2 days into transitioning, using MiMo V2 Pro in place of Opus and MiniMax M2.7 in place of Sonnet. I'm finding that the extra "hand holding" that MiMo and MiniMax need isn't really "extra." The Anthropic…
https://github.com/trakBan/spongebob-cli/blob/eac7eded094a48...
I use the same setup with i3wm (Regolith desktop) and love it.
This seems to have a lot in common with our restorative justice program: https://www.connectionfirst.org/ We operate as a diversion program with our local department of juvenile justice, and I would definitely describe…
ChatGPT desktop this morning lost a chat thread while I was actively working in it. I asked Astra to find the lost session, and next thing I know it's prompting for full computer control to drive Finder. It's just jsonl…
runpod.io is essentially this. You can rent the hardware for cheap in small time slices. I do this whenever I need to do a lot of embeddings, fast. I have an agent skill that will estimate the optimum hardware to…
+1 for code mode. It's a game changer for runtime performance, flexibility of orchestrating lots of tool calls with complex logic, and all sorts of other goodies. I'm in the process of switching all my personal stuff to…
I've been consistently unable to get it to tell me anything at all about Deepseek v4 Pro, it keeps insisting it is beyond its cutoff date, but it knows all about R1. If it's routing to different models on the backend,…
I'm looking forward to trying it, but not willing to upgrade to Tahoe, so I'd appreciate it for sure!
Similar here. I use Claude Code and Codex for developing specs, but then have Deepseek v4 Pro implement because it just seems to actually do what it's told, given enough tries. And Reasonix + Deepseek is mostly cache…
> I know open models have gotten quite good in many tasks such as coding or composition, but are there any that can access the internet and retrieve data like ChatGPT, Claude, etc can? The things you describe are just…
There are a number of places you can get an online prescription for a CPAP/APAP, and they're not that expensive to buy outright. I was able to get a new prescription for < $100, and bought a new APAP for about $600, no…
This is exactly what stops me from using them for real work. I love their free tier for my hobby stuff.
My first time using NT 4, I was setting up a bunch of machines that needed babysitting, and Space Cadet Pinball got me through a lot of long, boring nights. I've thought back throughout my career to how lucky I was, it…
I just cancelled my Gemini subscription yesterday. I have a big private fork of OpenCode, and I did it the wrong way to start with, so I couldn't pull from upstream. So I put together a plan for refactoring it, step by…
This is awesome! I have a slight case of tritanopia in one eye and it was neat to see the difference. My boundary is bluer by 59% in one eye and 87% in the other. It tracks with what I would have expected.
I've got to do some cleanup before sharing (yay vibe coding) but the big things I've changed so far: 1) Curated a set of models I like and heavily optimized all possible settings, per agent role and even per skill (had…
My biggest problem with CC as a harness is that I can't trust "Plan" mode. Long running sessions frequently start bypassing plan mode and executing, updating files and stuff, without permission, while still in plan…
I'm 3 weeks into switching from CC to OpenCode, and in some ways it is far superior to CC right out of the box, and I've maybe burned $200 in tokens to make a private fork that is my ultimate development and personal…
It varies from project to project, but applications benefit a lot more than libraries. When I de-lib a normal express app it might add a few hundred lines of code and a few thousand new tests, but if I de-lib an library…
I literally have a Claude Code skill called "/delib" that takes takes in any nodejs project/library and converts it to a dependency-less project only using the standard library. It started as a what-if joke, but it's…
Sorry for late reply, but yeah that's how my workflow looks, but I'm also more just leaning on MiMo V2 Pro now, it's fast, and cheap enough. And I'm using OpenCode.
I'm about 2 days into transitioning, using MiMo V2 Pro in place of Opus and MiniMax M2.7 in place of Sonnet. I'm finding that the extra "hand holding" that MiMo and MiniMax need isn't really "extra." The Anthropic…
https://github.com/trakBan/spongebob-cli/blob/eac7eded094a48...
I use the same setup with i3wm (Regolith desktop) and love it.
This seems to have a lot in common with our restorative justice program: https://www.connectionfirst.org/ We operate as a diversion program with our local department of juvenile justice, and I would definitely describe…