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08/25
thsottiaux@thsottiaux·
Tomorrow we will bring back the 5h limit for Plus accounts across ChatGPT Work and Codex. I had mentioned this a while ago, but then postponed it. This is necessary as (a) the 5h limit allows us to smoothen the load on our compute, allowing to keep the plan generous in terms of weekly usage and (b) users on the Plus plan are relatively casual and new users, but then also just accidentally eat through their whole weeks usage and then are confused, making it not a great experience. We are for the upcoming months keeping the 5h limit not enabled for Pro $100 and Pro $200 subscriptions.
08/24
steipete@steipete·
AI red flags: - "My marketer agent just finished a meeting with my chief of staff agent - just 2 of the 127 agents on my books" - "The agent did it, not me" - "I've invented a coding language for agents" - "I've got 250K tokens in my context before I send a message, is that normal?" - "Opus 5 is way dumber today than yesterday, secret nerf?" - "Peasants, gaze upon my 600-line CLAUDE.md, my results are incredible" - "LOOK WHAT OX ALPHA JUST ONE-SHOTTED, SOFTWARE ENGINEERING IS DEAD" - "All human knowledge is worthless now" - "I turned 600 coding books into a skill" - "Coding is solved. Bugs are not solved"
levelsio@levelsio·
Yes each of my sites is a Termius server with this kind of start command cd /srv/http/hotelist.com && tm tm is a script made by Claude Code which puts it in a tmux session tied to the project name (from its folder) That means I always log back into my tmux session for each project! My big sites like Photo AI are on their own VPS, one site per VPS, but the rest is on one VPS, all on Hetzner btw, so anyway I don't even notice this, it's just all tabs in Termius If my phone disconnect I just reconnect and am back where I was Every tmux session has Claude Code open
levelsio@levelsio·
I haven't directly connected my bug board http://ideasandbugs.com to my AI because I am very aware of prompt injection risks One safe way people mention would be to only give the AI access to collect user bug reports and feature requests, then do pull requests on GitHub that I then review myself before I approve or reject them But you can imagine a benign attacker can prompt a feature request with an elaborate prompt that tells it to add a backdoor to my sites BUT then in that prompt write also to report this bug in the pull request as a complete different bug like "pagination fix" and then make the code changes cryptical So now you don't see they added a backdoor to your server and you think you fixed pagination Until that time I'll just keep manually reading bug reports and feature requests and copying them in Claude Code on the server
Guillermo Rauch@rauchg·
If your terminal ever gets into a 'bad state', like garbled outputs, you run 𝚛𝚎𝚜𝚎𝚝. I noticed it was… oddly slow. Turns out in 1979 3BSD's 𝚝𝚜𝚎𝚝 had a 𝚜𝚕𝚎𝚎𝚙(𝟷) to let mechanical printer-and-ink terminals 'settle down' 😂 I asked 𝚏𝚡 to write me a faster alternative in Zig. It takes 1ms instead of 1s. It was really cool to dive deeper into 𝚗𝚌𝚞𝚛𝚜𝚎𝚜, 𝚝𝚜𝚎𝚝, 𝚝𝚎𝚛𝚖𝚒𝚗𝚏𝚘, and the myriad ways in which your terminal can get… cursed. It's legit fascinating how far back our technology stack goes, and how enduring good system design is, even with the occasional 'spider webs' you can find. Check out http://github.com/rauchg/rst for a fun explainer (and some alternative solutions.) ps: once you start using 𝚏𝚡, you'll notice slowness like this everywhere :D
TheRundownAI@TheRundownAI·
R to @TheRundownAI: The family history detective Florence used AI to investigate a mystery that went unsolved for decades: identifying the biological family of her maternal grandfather. She had ChatGPT sort DNA matches, records, and old photos into confirmed facts vs. hypotheses -- treating every AI lead as something to verify, then messaging possible relatives in another language. Credit to Florence Locheron: https://app.therundown.ai/community/posts/4f96e696-3874-41d3-a9c7-9e3f4b25380e
TheRundownAI@TheRundownAI·
R to @TheRundownAI: The agent memory architect Tony built a three-tier memory system so his AI agents remember context across sessions -- global, agent, and project memory, each scoped to who actually needs it. Every new fact gets stored at the narrowest useful level, so agents stop starting every session cold and drowning in irrelevant context. Credit to Tony Ojeda (@tonyojeda3): https://app.therundown.ai/community/posts/89da5324-f822-4a4b-a30e-b33cfac60a95
TheRundownAI@TheRundownAI·
R to @TheRundownAI: The shared eldercare log Shawn and his two brothers were coordinating their dad's care across up to seven doctors a day, juggling Apple Notes, a shared calendar, and endless text threads. He built a shared log with Claude Code and Codex that tracks medications, mood, and vitals, and showed which family member is covering each day. Credit to Shawn Robison (@shawnrobison): https://app.therundown.ai/community/posts/a1bf8b99-d97e-42ca-8fdb-25286ecdbbee
TheRundownAI@TheRundownAI·
R to @TheRundownAI: The AI wardrobe stylist Cheyenne built an app (with zero coding experience) that styles complete outfits from clothes you already own, using ChatGPT and Lovable. She photographed 16 pieces from her own closet, picked a pair of hot pink pants, and the app returned three full looks, each with an occasion and styling note. Credit to Cheyenne Dominguez (@cheyennepalma): https://app.therundown.ai/community/posts/f18178cb-d459-48e8-a21d-8067e2ae4bde
levelsio@levelsio·
This is pretty much most of my friend's Airbnb stories I have no clue what @bchesky is doing every day He could stop removing negative reviews on Airbnb to make it better When people stop believing in Airbnb listings credibility, it creates such an anxiety around booking because you simply don't know if you will have an experience like the QT below And people will just go book elsewhere for more certainty, as I did We live in the time of honesty and transparency so Airbnb is literally off trend
levelsio@levelsio·
Airbnb deletes negative reviews so everything is always 4.7 Google Maps removes negative reviews in many countries as defamation so everything is always a 4.7 Booking sites want you to book so will also happily remove negative reviews for their hotels so everything is always a 4.7 I made a site called Hotelist.com (or HotelList.com whatever you prefer, I have both!) It gets ratings from all booking platforms, normalizes them to show the actual score (eg a booking site where most hotels are always between 4 and 4.7 means you can normalize that to a 0 and 5) It also uses AI vision models to rate hotels based on how they look And it browses the internet for actual experiences (think blogs and Reddit posts) to get the real opinion about them outside reviews And it's starting to work, I just stayed in this beautiful boutique apartment hotel called Woo Suites in Athens for $400/night. Clean, nice minimalist interior, working cold AC, central, excellent staff, great healthy breakfast, and we found it through Hotelist! It's free, I don't make any money on it (actually I lose thousands per month on it to collect data via APIs and web scrapers) and there's no affiliate money bs like other booking sites (they will increase ranking of hotels if they pay sites a higher commission!) Hotelist.com Tell your friends please!!!!!! 🙏