Great work.

The Agent x Parent combo has become my favorite niche in LLM space. It's unlocked so much creativity at a time where we have the least disposable time.

Anthropic really needs to opensource claude code.

One of the biggest turnoffs as a claude code user is the CC community cargo culting the subreddit because community outreach is otherwise poor.

Looks like your wish was accidentally granted :)

Hilarious. Makes you hope CC team sticks to it, so much goodwill to be had by doing so.

Bitterpilled. Wow, the audio mixing on that clip is great. I miss art like this. I'm afraid that nothing will recapture the way I felt watching GOTS the first time.

There are some many pieces of media that I wish I could fully scrub my memory of to experience for a second time.

You just invented a category for a list! Going to have fun thinking of mine.

There are some for whom this question is incredibly important and then there are those like me: I still have no idea what the answer to this is. If you're anything like me, then it's important that you find people you gravitate to, and then take a ride along with them.

Sounds dumb and simplistic, but overthinking this question will ensure that you'll never actually find that thing you wanted to do.

There's one thing you need to only think about once, and has the potential to save you a ton of time: profile your ZSH startup time!

Stuff like NVM or Oh My ZSH will add a few seconds to your shell startup time.

I can recommend powerlevel10k with instant prompt enabled.

https://github.com/romkatv/powerlevel10k

Agreed. I lazy-load NVM to get around that:

  lazy_nvm() {
    unset -f nvm node npm npx
    [ -s "$NVM_DIR/nvm.sh" ] && . "$NVM_DIR/nvm.sh"
  }
  nvm()  { lazy_nvm; nvm "$@"; }
  node() { lazy_nvm; node "$@"; }
  npm()  { lazy_nvm; npm "$@"; }
  npx()  { lazy_nvm; npx "$@"; }

good call

if you care about perf, fnm is better/faster/cleaner than nvm. (also, mise is able to manage "all the things", not just node)

IME omzsh slowness usu relates to overloading it w plugins, which I've never found a need for...

> "Seeing some reports of the page refreshing — apologies, seems like the traffic is overwhelming my Blogger setup. Working on it."

You forgot to strip the quotes from llm claude response.

I'm sorry to be this guy but this is an incredibly poor quality article. False structure (thesis/evidence), links to poor quality sources, and a non-examination of the core thesis, which is that it's burning too much money.

$15m/day inference? How was that calculated? Forbes? Did they get it right? Is that a reasonable estimate? Still valid? How was revenue calculated?

IMO most of the votes had to come from some vote ring (35 pts in 35 minutes for a crap article, no way.)

Yeah, it's not very good.

Even the basics:

> Every second of video requires rendering hundreds of individual frames

Was probably only 24 or 30 frames, not multiple hundreds per second.

The website is worse than anything I've made, and I'm a backend/network/system guy.

Youtube video posted in a comment above shows that it does hold liquids! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aGHkigtPcIA

Employees for me, but not for thee!

pudding.cool articles are very neat, but the ergonomics of this particular article is really bad. It's been a long day, my wrists and fingers are tired, and i cant be bothered to fight to scroll down.

I found it very comfortable to read on mobile. You only press a Next button (and occasionally a pop-up link for extra info). No scrolling and certainly no fighting.