hboon

JetBrains products has Claude Code integration. Is it worse?

I still use Claude Code in cli, as a WebStorm user.

The Pro and Max plans for z.ai+GLM provides an MCP that does image.

In several implementations you can strip the image down (to remove the dev tools, etc). And some let you ship as single file executables

How does Claude Code use the browser in your script/tool? I've always wanted to control my existing Safari session windows rather than a Chrome or a separate/new Chrome instance.

I didn’t check, but sometimes Claude Code writes scripts and run them (their decision); does your approach guard against that?

I normally just use CLIs and a single Markdown file but I found Verdent useful as it helps to have a central place to refer back to the chats and coding tasks.

Facebook just mostly show me ads now. I don’t have many friends active on it anymore. I did find out a few years ago that a coworker has passed away though. It’s really useful, pity there isn’t a similar viable alternative

Ah. Kind of "decentralized" in a sense. Thanks.

What are people using now instead of Facebook (for broastcast and interaction with friends/family)?

Chat groups in WhatsApp, Signal, Telegram etc fulfills part of it but that's only a subset since people in one chat groups know each other to a certain degree.

I think it's more like it's like reMarkable Paper Pro but smaller.

The difference being the reMarkable Paper Pro not only has color + reading light on top of reMarkable 2, the writing experience as well as the stylus are different from the reMarkable 2.

Thanks.

Do you know if you are on a grandfathered plan (I am too) and you get an additional device, does the new device need another subscription? Or is the plan tied to the account/login?

I used a wip.md for ~16 years. Every day, I move the done items to a new file with yesterday's date.

I use Vue (and had use React for a while) and Vue is much more intuitive to me.

Yes. That kind of reaction I quoted is telling.

> One user, who asked not to be identified, said it has been impossible to advance his project since the usage limits came into effect. “It just stopped the ability to make progress,” the user told TechCrunch. “I tried Gemini and Kimi, but there’s really nothing else that’s competitive with the capability set of Claude Code right now.”

PMF.

Not the OP, but I have this fish alias. I just run `claude-docker` in my project root (where I would otherwise run `claude`). There's nothing to it. You can tweak it:

    alias claude-docker='docker run --mount type=bind,source=/Users/hboon/.claude,target=/home/node/.claude --mount type=bind,source=/Users/hboon/.claude.json,target=/home/node/.claude.json --mount type=bind,source=.,target=/workspace/project --workdir /workspace/project -it cc /usr/bin/fish'

Yeah, it was great (thanks Lasher!) but a major time sink.

Hello! Lasher's here too https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=Lasher

I played for 1000+ hours on https://www.aardwolf.com more than 20 years ago. Looks right it's still being updated.

There are already people scanning git repos for Bitcoin/Ethereum/crypto keys and exploiting them immediately.

I'm bootstrapping a [Bluesky analytics, Bluesky+X+Mastodon post scheduling tool called TheBlue.social](https://theblue.social)

But working on it for past 7 months. It's running and I'm tweak/adding features while marketing it.

I bought it to use for its Mac Virtual Display functionality and it was OK, then it released the ultrawide option and it was wonderful. Still use it almost daily.

> I've never had the chance to try one

Definitely book a demo even if you decided you are not going to get one.

If/once you get Claude Code to work for you, there's really no good reason not to get the Claude Max.

/login didn't help?

The custom commands could be useful too.

Can I say it's just for disk (and perhaps speed when pulling/pushing) optimisation? But as long as that's not a bottleneck, there is no difference?

(because git clone is much cleaner and feels less risky especially with agents)

I run 2 "developers" and myself. Also with tmux, in 3 windows, but I just clone the repo for the 2 developers and then manually pull into my copy when I think it's done. I see various people/sites mentioning git worktrees. I know what it is, but how is it better?

Coincidentally, I just posted this[1] earlier today where I made a simple change against a 210 LOC vs 1379 LOC file, comparing parameters: LOC, filename vs URL path for that webpage, playwright verification.

My question is how does the author get things done with $0.10 ? My simple example with the smaller file is $2 each.

[1] https://x.com/hboon/status/1927939888000946198

I have been building a Bluesky+X cross-posting tool with Bluesky analytics — https://theblue.social for the last few months. 2nd time I've gone full indie in 30 years.