I'm just eight instances of Claude Code in a trenchcoat RE:
Bring back just wrapping yourself with a blanket in public and calling it clothes
What if, an AppView that's really lazy, and only watches for events from people you follow or that are otherwise relevant to you, and that also could run in your browser.
So my eternal curse of going on vacation and having something break struck again. This time the wires for the cpu fan on my server were apparently rubbing against the fan, which over time was wearing through the wire and it just so happened to finally break fully the day that I left for a trip. https://morel.us-east.host.bsky.network/xrpc/com.atproto.sync.getBlob?did=did:plc:vpkhqolt662uhesyj6nxm7ys&cid=bafkreics6lznpulwe622avnuky65tvvughmnfnizg42puev4c2vowrrnwm https://morel.us-east.host.bsky.network/xrpc/com.atproto.sync.getBlob?did=did:plc:vpkhqolt662uhesyj6nxm7ys&cid=bafkreig2iinfanslanxn25hkhrx7s5473vwuasfuw7ao4c52czhmup4ej4
Claude 4.0 review so far: Its definitely the best coding model, really solid stuff there. It doesn't necessarily generate better code on a function by function level, but it stays on track for longer tasks much better, and its a lot better at spotting issues.
The β€œlets tell anyone we dont like to kill themselves” crowd are not welcome here sorry
LLMs are enough of an improvement to my workflows that i find people who call them useless really funny. Yes they make mistakes, but so do i, and the loop to fixing those mistakes is shorter with their help.
So, thing I learned today that Claude is really good at. Log Parsing. Apparently you can just shove a ton of haproxy logs into it and ask "whats going on??" and it does a great job of diagnosing issues
If you want to give feedback on a feature first, inform yourself on how it works, dont make dumb assumptions second, dont just spam shit on a pull request that the dev working on the project has to deal with
[deer.social]( ) looks pretty cool, appears to be a fork of our open source app with more robust controls around labelers, neat!