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Systems programmer specializing in cybersecurity and rabbit holes Mass in our manifold falls toward its local center of gravity and, at the same time, toward the single point outside of our manifold where the Big Bang originated. - Lucifer’s Topology
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Ive seen this too. 75% of the time that overdone response is kinda welcome, solves a problem you may have downstream, the other 25% of the time it just introduces problems you or Claude has to fix later. My next project will probably involve some front end instructions to keep things very simple
That said, GitHub codespaces’ cloud env has been there for a few years and I think anthropic just borrowed that idea. It’s a necessary piece for this an now seems to be implemented very well by at least two of these players.
Of course the very 1st thing I said when it attached to the repo : “read and understand this repo fully and summarize it”, then reviewed that to make sure it didn’t miss anything. It did not
My main reason for doing this (starting GitHub codeshare and switch to cc) is to see how cc handled it and frankly it took one look at the repo and improved things immediately
It has a planning, agentic actions, it fully reads and understands all readmes and markdowns in the repo before doing anything. What’s most useful for me is the personal Ubuntu cloud env it spins up to do all tests, etc in.
You can choose the model just like the other Claude interfaces. You can even choose an external model that has an endpoint that supports cc, like GLM 4.6.

Honestly cc is really pretty slick.

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Suggestion for anyone using claude code - consider changing the backend LLM to GLM 4.6 to save money. Close to as good as Sonnet 4.5, 1/3 the cost?

wsl_linux > alias | grep claude

alias cc='claude'
alias ccf='claude-glm-fast'
alias ccg='claude-glm'
alias ccg45='claude-glm-4.5'
Create project in GitHub codespace and complete it later in evening in Claude code for web.

If I go back in via GH codespace, will GPT5 smell Sonnet’s perfume?

#claudecode #github #chatgpt #openai #anthropic
Frodo was Gandalf’s chicken.
Pretty soon we’ll just all use “/usr/bin/aish” which will be “bash shell + universal terminal coding agent optional mode built in” and it will come as a standard shell like bash.
It’s going to gel into a new better flow! maybe
Planning turns it from a toddler to something else. Do not skip the planning stage and plan everything first, and use skills.
Frankly it’s implemented well enough to be mildly unsettling, because the suggestions it makes can make *you* excited sometimes ;) a good solid plan alone can be fun to read through
I’m really not as up on android as I should be and don’t do much in mobile frankly besides make the occasional honeypot for those platforms. But this is one of the issues google will always have with android and one of the advantages of the walled garden, I guess
I wonder what the fix can even be, every manufacturer licensing android gets their own proprietary black box NFC implementation if they want to pay for it? It's all open now afaik
My oldest (18) has several trans friends whom I've known for years and would support in any decision they make. I know there was some talk among them a few years ago about this, I have no idea what their parents thought about it at the time

It's not intellectually honest to pretend this is simple.
it's always about 20, 25% of the population who are fully willing to bring back slavery, that kind of thing. There are pockets of people out there that these surveys flesh out, probably existing in the lower quarter of the intelligence curve who are mainlining and believing Fox/Newsmax/Podcast.
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The meat of the survey. I kinda wish 11/2026 could get here sooner.
The meat of the survey. I kinda wish 11/2026 could get here sooner.
Summary for Scandinavia & UK.

In the US there are more political influences (right wing fucks,) in Europe it's coming out of the medical community and has the benefit of peer review.
#blueskyism

I guess I'm a "scratched lib" who's on "PROBATION" ;)