Is Sonnet 3.7 good? 2k lines of code gets you an app that modifies itself. I prompted and made git commit, it did the rest with these tools: get_file_contents, list_directory_contents, get_current_directory, create_file, append_to_file, search_in_files, diff_edit, make_directory

I don't know if it's the new Sonnet 3.7 model, or the tool itself, but so far my Claude Code experience is best in class. It does it all. i just wish it worked on Windows too. Bravo @anthropic.com

GPT 4o is officially fired from my GitHub Copilot. Long live Sonnet 3.7! Miles ahead. It wasnt working earlier. Probably the early rush, but it works now and its solving issues 4o just got stuck with and was wrecking my code. Thanks for saving me Claude!

The biggest issue with @Github Copilot agent mode, is that it figured out how to get me rate limited. Now what do I do? I have to wait 34 minutes? And do what, write the code myself? Is this how we get breaks in the new world? "Sorry boss, rate limited. Going for coffee." :D

Minor bug with t3.chat. When you pay for it, the chat still has the "free" profile loaded. I think even refresh didn't work until I went to the account page and then back. @t3.gg might want to take a look.

Leaving LLM prompts littered around the internet is a potential attack vector. Imagine putting a prompt inside unseen HTML, and an LLM agent scraping your page reads your prompt, and follows your instructions. In the future, that could a real way to gain access to a system.

I'm curious, does anyone use the multi-desktop feature in Windows where you can group your running GUI apps into different "desktops"? They added it a number of years back to the taskbar, it has been in Linux forever. Seems useful, but I have never found a workflow for it.

#Windows #Windows11

If you built a service that lets anyone create software without any expertise just using words, would you sell it in hopes of becoming rich before someone uses it to clone itself, or do you just open source it for the good of humanity? I will have to answer this question soon.

We need a compact format for source code files for the purpose of reducing the size of the prompt context window for software change prompts. Human readable source code is too verbose and the compiled binary can't be used for fixing invalid source and includes too much context.

I created a thing! Type-safe ID fields. This version is backed by a Mongo ObjectID, but you could change to long or string etc. I have serializers/providers/modelbinders so that it is a string in the browser, an ObjectId in the DB, and type-safe in code. Neat!

gist.github.com/fyndor/34b34...