That sounds intriguing. 7 layers - do you mean its one prompt composed of 7 parts, like different paragraphs for each aspect?
How do you send bounding box info to banana? Does it understand something like that? What does claude add to that process? Makes your prompt more refined?
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I had a simple scenario in mind: Hide annoying "shorts" section from youtube. It nagged me I have to sign in. I expected to be able to create a script for myself locally. Why would that lead to spamming requests?
Oh, I wanted to escape the Kratos hell by migrating to Keycloak and you say Kratos was created to actually be a better alternative? Well I have to say I had a very hard time implementing browser flows, configuration is a mess, not everything working through yaml configs works as env var. Documentation is a mess. All in all, it took months what should have been weeks at most. Sorry for the negativity, but it is one of the software pieces I really wish I have avoided.
I would appreciate some quick info what this is all about. Clicking on link presents me with a huge diagram i know nothing about. What am I looking at?
If only from analog clock. They constantly think it's 2024 and sometimes refuse to believe you 2025 is almost over. Regardless the knowledge cutoff, they should be better instructed by default on what date it is.
I don't get it. This is full of some hard to define and enforce restrictions. Who benefits from it? Who wouldn't be immediately turned away from such license? I mean, let's be all good to one another, but this seems misguided.
Vector graphics is awesome. It's a shame that SVG did not evolve more, and that some important planned features for SVG 2 (like mesh gradients) were dropped.
It's unbelievable that we have all these microchips, microcomputers, sensors, displays etc. available at few dollars price. Anyone can create anything right now, and even learning and starting with some little hardware project is easier than ever. And yet with all the distractions it's harder than ever to focus on a single thing.
What the actual hell... I never experienced this. Wasn't it instructed in CLAUDE.md or elsewhere in the context to refuse stupid ideas or something? I would suspect something like that.
I have quite long CLAUDE.md file and claude code follows it almost all the time. When it was ignoring some instructions, i told it to update CLAUDE.md to make sure it does. It emphasized it with uppercase and IMPORTANT! ALWAYS DO ... and that make it work for me like 95% of the time. And I do this for multiple project with different CLAUDE.mds with similar results. I don't know why your experience differs so much.
I can not think of many hobbies which are less expensive if you are serious about them. Some hobbies around me, where $3000 wouldn't get you far: Motorcycles, cars, cycling, collecting anything, woodworking, machining, music making, traveling, horses,...
I would say these are two distinct use cases - one is the assistant that remembers my preferences. The other use case is the clean intelligent blackbox that knows nothing about previous sessions and I can manage the context in fine detail. Both are useful, but for very different problems.
No more takedown notices for including legacy VST SDK in your github project? Wait, mine was 2.4, so I guess steinberg would still chase me down if I hadn't complied already.