u/nanermaner

He's making it sound like the AI intentionally avoided detection in the OpenAI hugging face incident. The issue was that they weren't watching the AI at all. They took the guardrails off and didn't even watch to see what it did.

That worked, thanks! Looks like app got an upgrade. Lots of new features.

Side note - has anyone figured out how to JUST have it do the webhooks? I can't figure out how to disable the built in reminders and notes in the pebble app.

Openclaw webhook was easy to set up and has been pretty incredible for me.

Openclaw + index 01 + todoist (CLI for openclaw) is my setup and it's been amazing. We'll see if this all sticks but so far I love it.

The tissue box is the biggest giveaway, apparently an Australian brand. But also views of the ocean and sun coming through in the morning implies east facing, but doesn't look like east coast US vegetation. East coast Australia seems most likely.

Looks like Australia

it can be the city I'll live for the rest of my life

If it is, then there's no reason to worry! If it isn't, what have you really lost?

Yeah, I haven't updated this in a while. The approach I described here is a dead end I think. I have an "approach #3" in mind that I want to try, but haven't gotten around to it yet. Hoping to make approach #3 free & open source.

What kind of local FB group? MyTown Social? MyTown Nannies? MyTown Parents?

New Jersey?

Got no FOOD... Got no JOB... Our pets HEADS are falling off!

And the bunnies?

I agree with you. Provider + change notifiers are all I've ever needed. 

Thanks for the suggestions. Sorry to disappoint! I hope you find what you're looking for. I'll be here if you change your mind. 

Fair enough, it's not for everyone! I get crazy high usage out of my max plan now that I have an easy way to use it on my phone. It more than pays for itself for max users.

Terminal apps work but are very difficult to type in, no spell check, no push notifications, no speech to text, no easy way to review code changes (which is a must have in my workflow). 

If you're looking for a free solution I recommend an ssh app like you said. My focus is on Claude max users like myself who want to get the most out of their plan. Obviously that's a pretty specific group!

And 100 window units is probably ~$30k tops. Or .03% of Harvard's annual budget surplus. And that's not to mention their $50 billion endowment. I think Harvard will be OK.

coderemote.dev 

¯\_(ツ)_/¯ it more than pays for itself after a couple sessions away from your computer. The CC max plan is just that good of a deal. Wait-list users get a lifetime discount but even at the full price the math makes sense. It's a niche application though really only meant for max plan users who want to get the most value out of their plan. Free options (like terminux + ssh) exist for everyone else.

I got $21k token usage out of the Max plan last month. No git work trees or anything like that, just constantly chatting and building with claude.

Going to start opening up this week. In the meantime I recommend Tailscale + ssh app like terminux or terminus! That's what I used until I had my app up and running. 

It works great but the frustrations I ran into were 1) text editing over ssh is a huge pain. No auto correct, no tapping to move the cursor, no speech to text. 2) no way to upload images 3) no notifications when Claude was done 4) viewing and committing git diffs is super clunky 

coderemote.dev solves all of those and more. My ccusage has been insane since I code on my phone nonstop now haha. Hope it works out for you!

I made coderemote.dev because I had the same wish

I ask because I've noticed a big drop in quality when Claude tries to read and edit files > ~700 lines of code long 

How big are the files in your codebase? Like how many lines of code?

I can but it requires a paid subscription - wait-list is at coderemote.dev

The tech stack is nodejs + flutter (web) + Tailscale. The code is in a private GitHub repo and I'm not open sourcing it but will give subscribers access to the private repo. 

Current plans are to commercialize it but give subscribers access to the source code. It's really designed for max subscribers (like myself) who want to get the most bang for their buck out of the Max plan. From that perspective it more than pays for itself.