Crazy to read this on two hours sleep in two days because of startup deadlines
Readit NewsNot a very friendly API
This works:
Remote:
$ socat TCP-LISTEN:4321,reuseaddr,fork EXEC:"bash -li",pty,stderr,setsid,sigint,rawer&
$ dumbpipe listen-tcp --host 127.0.0.1:4321
using secret key fe82...7efd
Forwarding incoming requests to '127.0.0.1:4321'.
To connect, use e.g.:
dumbpipe connect-tcp nodeabj...wkqay
$ dumbpipe connect-tcp --addr 127.0.0.1:4321 nodeabj...wkqay&
using secret key fe82...7efd
$ nc 127.0.0.1 4321
root@localhost:~#Ah right, but this does not support bidirectional streaming so I won't be able to get the remote stdout on the client, I guess.
Couldn’t you just pipe the stdout to another dumbpipe
GPT is working in agent mode, which kind of confirms that claude is hosted on google and GPT probably on MSFT servers / self hosted.
Claude runs on AWS afaik. And OAI on Azure.
Edit: oh okay maybe GCP too then. I’m personally having no problem using Claude Code though.
scottmf commented on Getting AI to write good SQL cloud.google.com/blog/pro... · Posted by u/richards
Or, just let their users deal with the bugs b/c churn will be less than the cost of developers.
Right. Look at Electron apps. They're ubiquitous despite the poorer performance and user experience because the benefits outweigh the negatives.
Maintaining a codebase isn't going to be a thing in the future, at least not in the traditional/current sense.
scottmf commented on Show HN: A tool for creating blackout poetry bobbiec.github.io/blackou... · Posted by u/bobbiechen
This is really cool! Any tips for finding poems hidden in a large block of text?
It reminds me of the poem composed from one of Trump's tweets: "O, the Pelican. so smoothly doth he crest. a wind god!" There are lots of other examples on r/othepelican.
Seems like a use case for language models.
scottmf commented on Show HN: I built a word game. My mom thinks it's great. What do you think? whatsit.today/... · Posted by u/mkate
>There’s no point of having a “Play again” option for a Wordle style daily game, the thinking part is already done, so any replay is just an exercise in dexterity.
What if i'm handing it to a friend/spouse to play to beat my time?
>Consider having some sort of overarching thing in your puzzle, so it’s not just five words on a specific topic to guess, but something more, like a hidden word across all five etc. This makes a delightful discovery moment and sometimes might work as a clue.
That just sounds like your idea for a different type of game. I like his current idea for this game.
> What if i'm handing it to a friend/spouse to play to beat my time?
then that works better with his suggestion for a timer rather than a countdown
you could retain a challenge aspect by showing average time to solve (or your result compared to others; “You did better than 94% of people!” etc)
scottmf commented on Anthropic: "Applicants should not use AI assistants" simonwillison.net/2025/Fe... · Posted by u/twapi
That's totally reasonable, imo. You also can't look up the answers using a search engine during your application to work at Google
Why not
What kind of elitist bs is that?