JoshGlazebrook

The problem is that the apple tv + won't even output the audio formats that a real audio system can decode.

> Astra usage is included within the existing subscription allowances—users and businesses will also be able to purchase credits for additional usage.

(quote from cached blog post)

We all know who this is directed at. I wonder if Anthropic will respond by removing the ridiculous 50% stipulation with Fable.

So we're just out here perpetuating myths on here now as well?

Next up is the lp(a) lowering drugs still in trials.

Right, but originally they announced a period of time it was included in plans, and then they were "working hard" to extend the period and eventually make it a permanent fixture of the plans.

I really hope they reconsider adding Fable access back to the subscription plans, at least the 20x plan. I know it was the original intention when the 14 day (I think) time frame was originally announced, and they were working to keep it on subscription plans. But no word if thats even a thing anymore?

The fact that we are coming up on a month of Fable being unavailable with essentially zero actual signal from Anthropic around when it may be back is crazy to me. Yet still we have these random new products coming out?

HEB is still a lot better than the national chains, but HEB has also started cutting costs in various areas. Their tortilla chips are no longer made in store, the bakery is essentially just frozen dough that comes in and is baked. Their cakes have historically been dense and dry. A lot of the time when they come out with their store brand product, they will just drop the name brand now, and in some cases it's clearly a downgrade.

So while I still admire HEB and choose it over anything else, it's on its way down in terms of quality and value.

Haven't been to Central Market (their high end brand) in a while, but it's night and day compared to HEB.

> Update: Since these measurements were taken, Claude Code has rolled out Tool Search with Deferred Loading, which loads MCP tool schemas on-demand and reduces context usage by 85%+. The context bloat described in Problem 1 is largely addressed for users on current Claude Code versions. The performance, debugging, and architectural arguments below still apply.

pretty much

Do people really just show up and hope for the best anymore?

The "box office" is not even really a thing anymore at most theaters. And the single person you talk to inside that is the "box office" just uses the same system you can reserve seats yourself on your own time?

Pretty much every theater is reserved seating these days. Why would I risk showing up last minute on a whim and end up in a horrible seat near the front of the screen?

> He subsequently admitted to arranging or participating in seven murders, carried out as part of an extensive illegal business empire.

Yikes

I just know there has to be some psychology in play with these promos. The promo during December got me to upgrade to the $100 plan, and I know I'm not the only one.

I'm unable to checkout, just seeing a lot of the usual "sorry" puppy pages. Grocery seems to be out as well, and books.

They could write blogs themselves — but AI slop is cheaper.

Wasn't aware that this backend ran on rails.

I did this a couple months ago and haven't looked back. I sometimes miss the "personality" of the gpt model I had chats with, but since I'm essentially 99% of the time just using claude for eng related stuff it wasn't worth having ChatGPT as well.

The CEO actively uses the shield pro which im sure is part of it. I just wish they would release a refresh.

$22/month for a family plan of 5 people to have unlimited streaming is more than worth it to me. They would have to triple the price for me to even think about it being an issue. And this is coming from someone who was on what.cd for years.

I also prefer Spotify over apple music and youtube music from a ui/ux perspective as well.

So did you just not read anything at all on the claude code marketing website?

You _can_ organize them into folders, but I haven't bothered yet. Everything is just name Nov 25, etc.

I do something slightly different. I create a new playlist every month, sometimes songs carry over from the previous month, sometimes not. New songs come in, old songs go out. I can go back to any month since late 2011 and see what I was listening to at the time.

Is anyone else just completely overwhelmed with the number of things you _need_ for claude code? Agents, sub agents, skills, claud.md, agents.md, rules, hooks, etc.

We use Cursor where I work and I find it a good medium for still being in control and knowing what is happening with all of the changes being reviewed in an IDE. Claude feels more like a black box, and one with so many options that it's just overwhelming, yet I continue to try and figure out the best way to use it for my personal projects.

Claude code suffers from initial decision fatigue in my opinion.

Datapoint: I've used my Roborock s7 max ultra in three different households (2 houses, 1 apartment) and have had zero issues with this.

It actually was night and day compared to the $1000 equivalent roomba I had at the time. lidar is the game changer in this space, and roomba was complacent with their technology.

> 'unlimited I/O' because you hit CPU before saturating the disk.

So in the M-10 case, wouldn't this actually be somewhat misleading as I imagine hitting "1/8 vCPU" wouldn't be difficult at all?

Is there a good guide for all of these concepts in claude code for someone coming from Cursor? I just feel like the amount of configuration is overwhelming vs. Cursor to accomplish the same things.

This one is before my time, but I remember the blaster worm very clearly.

Technically you could theoretically accept incoming connections if the SOCKS5 server supports the BIND command and the client knows how to use it. It's rare though.

No one ever talks about the electricity demands for powering these things. Electric bills here in NJ via PSEG have spiked over 50% and they are blaming increased demand from datacenters, yet they don't seem to charge datacenters more?

https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/new-jersey-utilit...

AppleCare+ basically makes it so having a case or screen protector isn't a requirement for me. I was actually only using a screen protector for about a year, but what I found was they actually are more fragile than the phone's screen itself. I was going through them every 2-3 months. So about a year ago I stopped using screen protectors as well and have dropped the phone many times like how I dropped it with the screen protector and the screen has been fine.

Sure I have some scratches on the screen, but so what? If the front or back glass shatter, it's $29 to fix.

2038 is going to be a fun year.