I predict it will be Pydantic next to get picked up by someone for logfire and agent framework.... fine as long as all these open source projects stay open source then good for them
Readit NewsjimmySixDOF commented on ClickHouse acquires Langfuse langfuse.com/blog/joining... · Posted by u/tin7in
who chooses who chooses who watches the watchers ?
jimmySixDOF commented on Replit founder Amjad Masad isn’t afraid of Silicon Valley sfstandard.com/2026/01/07... · Posted by u/newusertoday
replit is actually quite popular among teenagers and basically third world youngsters trying to spin off a service or a "product" of their own.
- i mean yes u cannot make money out of teenagers but damn replit's Vibe coding tool is fucking good. Better than Lovable or Bolt any day.
just to give u a perspective from a 20year old kid from a 3rd world county
If your optimizing for simple, powerful, and on mobile then Replit is hard to beat.
Yes, you can use this with any text file and file extension to send file content to Claude Code with unix-like pipe support. Markdown happens to be a format that models like Claude work well with. And they provide a very readable way to mix structured and unstructured content along with code. But I use this with other plain text files regularly.
You could also pass commented code/scripts straight into Claude Code using it quickly without changing how they execute. The prompt instructions could go at the top of a valid file (say python/typescript) as comments, e.g.
`claude-run --azure --opus my_script.py`
I like it but my only problem with markdown apps like Obsidian or GitHub et al is you cant handle prompt templates with byo <xml tags> unless you ``` code box ``` them or the rendering thinks you have bad html and mess up the remaining markdown display. Properly separating text section for LLMs makes a big difference in prompt performance and </xml tags> are more expressive at doing this than ### markdown headers. Other than that I have almost completely shifted to calling markdown files into context.
jimmySixDOF commented on London–Calcutta bus service en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lon... · Posted by u/thunderbong
There are quite a few African "Cape-to-Cairo" variations of travel by land tours they have been a thing for a long time and still going by the look of things ... if you have 23-weeks!
https://www.oasisoverland.co.uk/trips/cape-town-to-cairo-23-...
https://compassexpeditions.com/special-tours/major-expeditio...
Does anyone have any good advice or resources on a good workflow to do this with web apps? There's some stuff I'd really like to solve, for myself/family, that would require a front and back-end with persistent storage.
I would love to easily be able to set this up easily when a new idea pops into my mind and then have something running (locally or securely in some cloud) within a few hours/days. I wouldn't want to spend a ton of money for this though, nor have a lot of overhead to manage.
Edit: In addition, I'd like some safeguards where I can't have the LLM of choice accidentally delete stuff or do other unintended things on my network.
Replit is $25 a month but the best mobile allinone coding I have tried so far easy to push to host etc and you can kick off a stage then just pickup building where you left off anytime the termius/tmux/tailscale is fine but lot more effort even after you reach the command line. Horses for courses.
I'm sorry for the sour grapes, but the recent ring announcement - disposable, single-charge electronics - soured me on the entire brand in a "never meet your heroes" sort of way. Somehow it makes the idea of wearing one of the watches a negative statement piece.
Totally agree even though it is apparently one of the better rings I can't understand why they don't have a mail-back-to-factory plan for battery service just on principal. It's stories like this that almost make the case for regulation if that wasn't such a slippery slope.
Speaking of asynchronous agents, what do people use? Claude Code for web is extremely limited, because you have no custom tools. Claude Code in GitHub Actions is vastly more useful, due to the custom environment, but ackward to use interactively. Are there any good alternatives?
Pretty sure next year's wrapup will have "Year of the sub-agent"
jimmySixDOF commented on The British empire's resilient subsea telegraph network subseacables.blogspot.com... · Posted by u/giuliomagnifico
... an era bookmarked at the end by the first live music broadcast transatlantic performance of Old Man River from a studio in NYC to a theater in London and that wasn't until 1957 and is a story all on its own
https://www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/objects-and-stories/robeson...
One of my soft milestone tests for AGI is if this gets reproduced in a World Model with Gaussian Splats or whatever it is by then that lets you do gameplay walkthrough in first player egocentric 3D-6DOF-360 view in XR with some friends till then its just all stochastic parrots on word calculators whats the point