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rolls-reus commented on What makes Claude Code so damn good minusx.ai/blog/decoding-c... · Posted by u/samuelstros

conception · 5 days ago

Ive seen context forge has a way to use hooks to keep CC going after context condensing. Are there any other patterns or tools people are using with CC to keep it on task, with current context until it has a validated completion of its task? I feel like we have all these tools separately but nothing brings it all together and also isn’t crazy buggy.

rolls-reus · 5 days ago

What’s context forge?

rolls-reus commented on Claudia – Desktop companion for Claude code claudiacode.com/... · Posted by u/zerealshadowban

marxism · 11 days ago

I've been contributing to an open source mobile app [1] that takes two swings at offering something that Roo does not have.

1. Real-time sync of CLI coding agent state to your phone. Granted this doesn't give you any new coding capabilities, you won't be making any different changes from your phone. And I would still chose to make a code change on my computer. But the fact that it's only slightly worse (you just wish you had a bigger screen) is still an innovation. Making Claude Code usable from anywhere changes when you can work, even if it doesn't change what you can do. I wrote a post trying to explain why this matters in practice. https://happy.engineering/docs/features/real-time-sync/

2. Another contributor is experimenting with a separate voice agent in between you and Claude Code. I've found it usable and maybe even nice? The voice agent acts like a buffer to collect and compact half backed think out loud ideas into slightly better commands for Claude Code. Another contributor wrote a blog post about why voice coding on your phone while out of the house is useful. They explained it better than I can. https://happy.engineering/docs/features/voice-coding-with-cl...

[1] https://github.com/slopus/happy

rolls-reus · 10 days ago

This is awesome. I’ve tried several of the mobile setups and this worked like a charm without any fiddling.I’ve been using termius + tailscale but this is much better UX. Thanks!

rolls-reus commented on Trump wins presidency for second time thehill.com/homenews/camp... · Posted by u/koolba

isoprophlex · 10 months ago

Maybe this is the containment zone, an unmoderated section on the front page, one place that is actually about the elections where we can rage a bit and get it out of our systems...

Which doesn't seem too bad in terms of everyone getting an outlet to process things one way or another, and keeping the rest of the front page clean.

rolls-reus · 10 months ago

Our own Hamsterdam!

rolls-reus commented on Show HN: Open source data discovery and observability platform opendatadiscovery.org/... · Posted by u/ndementev

rolls-reus · 3 years ago

How does this differ from data catalogs like datahub or amundsen? I'm looking to setup a data catalog at my work and currently I'm looking at datahub and amundsen. I'm leaning towards datahub simply because it doesn't require neo4j, which we don't have any other use for.

rolls-reus commented on All businesses will eventually turn into subscriptions blog.viveksrinivasan.com/... · Posted by u/vivferrari

rolls-reus · 4 years ago

I think the Jetbrains model of perpetual fallback licence and renewals for continuous updates beyond the subscription period is the most fair model for both the user and the developer. Wish more companies would adopt this.

rolls-reus commented on A curated list of FOSS tools to improve the Hacker News experience github.com/bminusl/awesom... · Posted by u/bminusl

rolls-reus · 4 years ago

Lack of a license does not make code FOSS by default.

rolls-reus commented on The Google Fitbit Deal: Hazardous to competition, privacy, and our health [pdf] democraticmedia.org/sites... · Posted by u/lawrenceyan

henearkr · 5 years ago

Can you help yourself and look at the 2 examples I have given in the other comment. Thanks in advance.

rolls-reus · 5 years ago

Even if you think the personal morality of Google employees is a formidable check on its practices it's definitely not sufficient. I'd rather have more formal protections than rely on employees revolting against questionable practices as the only recourse.

rolls-reus commented on The Google Fitbit Deal: Hazardous to competition, privacy, and our health [pdf] democraticmedia.org/sites... · Posted by u/lawrenceyan

henearkr · 5 years ago

Enough with that. Googlers are not that stupid, there would be huge internal strikes if the health data was sold to, say, health insurance companies.

They are not dumb, their own health data privacy is in stake too, after all.

By the past they have proven numerous time that they have a lot the sense of responsibilities -- as employees, as a whole.

rolls-reus · 5 years ago

Is this satire? I can't tell anymore and I'm starting to hate that these type of comments are becoming more common on here.

rolls-reus commented on The surprising impact of medium-size texts on PostgreSQL performance hakibenita.com/sql-medium... · Posted by u/haki

malisper · 5 years ago

I've mentioned this story here before, but one of the most surprising performance gains I saw was by eliminating TOAST look ups. If I recall correctly, each time you use the `->>` operator on a TOASTed JSONb column, the column will be deTOASTed. That means if you write a query like:

  SELECT x ->> 'field1', x ->> 'field2', x ->> 'field3'
  FROM table

and x is TOASTed, Postgres will deTOAST x three different times. This multiplies the amount of data that needs to be processed and dramatically slows things down.

My first attempt to fix this was to read the field in one query and use a subselect to pull out the individual fields. This attempt was thwarted by the Postgres optimizer which inlined the subquery and still resulted in deTOASTing the field multiple times.

After a discussion with the Postgres IRC, RhodiumToad pointed out that if I add OFFSET 0 to the end of the subquery, that will prevent Postgres from inlining it. After retrying that, I saw an order of magnitude improvement due to eliminating the redundant work.

rolls-reus · 5 years ago

How do you find out that the optimiser inlined the subquery? Is this visible in the explain output?

rolls-reus commented on Ask HN: Why is Reddit on mobile so obsessed with making me use their app? · Posted by u/blickentwapft

nokya · 5 years ago

Reddit's obsession to constantly show me an "ad" to install the app has basically cured me from drifting and spending more time than strictly necessary on the website. I hate it so much that it triggers a negative experience everytime I visit the website and I just tend to watch links shared to me.

Honestly, I thank them for that and I hope they don't remove it.

rolls-reus · 5 years ago

I felt the same. I've tried to quit reddit several times without success but since these changes the constant annoyances were just too much that I completely stopped using the site.