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Not had any serious issues with either model in a large iOS project. Any issue I do have I make sure to retrospect with Claude to capture the learning into the appropriate memory mechanism.

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The last time I went there this past winter, in addition to bad service there were boarded-up windows and just general shit-hole vibes. If I hadn’t preordered on mobile I would have noped out.

I don’t work in infosec but the amount and quality of work I got done over those three days with Fable was insane. After the first day, I had it running scheduled tasks through the night to spread out usage over 5h periods.

Fable is a senior-level engineer, full stop. It guides itself, without even being asked, through iterative problem-solving and verifies the solution. It tracks ancillary findings that come up while working towards its goals. Next week I’ll be shipping hundreds of new unit tests, a half dozen unreported bug fixes, a broad suite of performance improvements, and a major feature. Every line of code matches my conventions and none of it needed correction or reprompting.

Going back to Opus 4.8 I’m dealing with a talented junior that is quick to jump to invalid conclusions. I’m back to being the one making every decision and delegating busy work.

They may be playing it up for the marketing but I do not doubt Mythos’ ability.

I didn’t try to drag it but it is there for podcasts.

I agree. He has lots of primeval references since unlocking his Jake Juice. And if you look into the definition and origin of primeval…

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/primeval

The question is whether this is Jake’s existence alone, or if there was an original 13th being who has hitched their existence alongside Jake’s and is slowly unfolding itself as he grows. Basically the sim Jake plot on a bigger scale.

My guess is watching cameras, especially private dances, to make sure everyone is safe and following the rules.

Never had issues with Kroger

Saw one out on the road in Pickerington this morning too.

Jumping on the top comment to also suggest inspecting your gutters. If there are leaks, or the runoff is too close to your foundation, that’s more added water pressure on the basement.

It seems to be under active development still. Have you contacted the developer?

But out of curiosity, what was it about Alarmy that worked for you? I’m an iOS developer and might be willing to spin up an alternative.

Yea to all. Trick or treat is huge in Pickerington. Houses often even have beers, chili, hotdogs, etc.

This one isn’t for me but I love CBC. The mix pack it comes in with Bodhi Jr and Everyone Plays Guitar is solid.

Etymotic are the ones who invented high fidelity ear plugs 40+ years ago. If you look through reviews, especially the ones that aren’t just hucking affiliate referral links, better sound quality is always mentioned. Idk how durable Loop products are but I’ve had the same Etyplugs for at least 20 years now.

https://www.hearadvisor.com/earplugs/compare/etymotic-research-er20xs-high-fidelity-vs-loop-switch-2

I will admit Etys look a lot nerdier compared to how sleek the Loops are but I’m only there for the music.

Surprised to see so many Loop mentions and not a single Etymotic. Not only cheaper but superior performance.

Its fucking exhausting policing my kids’ digital use. The parental controls are never enough. The ratings systems are never reliable. Plus the AI, ads, IAP, manipulative practices, UGC, community features, etc. And all their friends and classmates are unrestricted, exposing my kids to the content and toxic memes second-hand, so why can’t they have it too?

I don’t have the time to play through every game, use every app, listen to every song, or watch every show/movie my kids ask for. So I’m left with either flat out rejection or relying on whatever information I can pull together across product pages, reviews, reddit, parent guides, and so on (which in itself can be no small task). And the requests are constant.

And my kids are still young enough that it’s easy to say no to a lot of things. I can’t imagine having to deal with teens. I do think parents have a responsibility here but it’s as if no one at these massive companies live with children. It blows my mind that Roblox doesn’t have an allow-list mode.

It’s this. My coworkers and I don’t type code manually anymore. But we’re still building the Claude skills, specs, testing, reviewing, polishing, etc.

Seconding. They are also in Clintonville. Pretty much everything they make is high quality but they are weak at hazy.

Wanderlust or MF Dunkel are both good beers most people would drink. Antidote is Wanderlust with coffee beans, my favorite. Inch of Dust and Nocino BA are both solid picks for beer nerds.

I’m all for tightening regulations and taking better care of nature and all humans.

But is this data not impacted by, if not a direct result, of the increased Canadian wildfire activity in recent years?

What was the budget?

For Claude Code to cost more than me I’d have to use 160 million input tokens and 120 million output tokens every single week. I’m using like 0.5% of that and coding almost exclusively via Claude now. And that is pure salary, ignoring the cost of benefits/stock. Am I missing something on the pricing?

And/or go to the preview for bigger items. (Never used bidfta, assuming they do previews).

I’m not an expert so correct me if I’m wrong but I’ve spent some time learning about and building my own agents.

It’s because current AI is built of multiple layers, often setup as feedback loops between multiple agents. At the bottom is the LLM, the foundation model, text in text out. The next layer up is tooling support which enables every else. Above the tools you have agents and above agents you have workflows and orchestrations. Each layer can implement different features that make AI as capable as it is today. But the point here is that a significant portion of agents lies in the app code rather than the model or even a single agent.

Using chat interfaces to access various models obscures just how much heavy lifting the app code is doing. So the CC app has every possible agentic advantage Anthropic can provide to make that a killer app. But SDK or API access means you’re missing those app side features and have to implement them yourself. Your sdk calls are only as good as the tooling, prompting, and orchestration your app provides.

The CC agent SDK does include a lot more app code than something like direct model access but it’s still up to the host app to provide or utilize advanced functionality and build an autonomous workflow around it.

That’s what I was fearing when I saw the furniture lift off like that but it tapered off right after. Maybe something was forming up in the empty lot beside us but fell apart.

Just got hit by the most bizarre wind in Pickerington. Long sustained build up into an overwhelming level of sound. I looked out the back door in time to see the entire wooden patio set get tossed, vertically, out into the yard. Just fucking yeeted in an instant all at the same time. One of the large benches landed 30 feet out. But no other signs of damage.

And this furniture has staid put all season despite the heavy winds.

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