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“if the user configures ‘always allow’ for any command”
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Perhaps a small proxy between Claude code and the API to enforce following CLAUDE.md may improve things… I may try this
I’m a heavy Claude code user and similar workloads just didn’t work out well for me on Codex.
One of the areas I think is going to make a big difference to any model soon is speed. We can build error correcting systems into the tools - but the base models need more speed (and obviously with that lower costs)
"Super Fami-Com ("FAMIly COMputer")"
Doh!
You’d be surprised! I have worked on a legacy PHP service which did something very similar
Coins are on the blockchain… what it held offline is the private key giving access to move those coins
> As it happens, I am not a junior developer, far from it. Some way or another, over the past 12 years,
I'd say that's isn't too far from it to be fair.
Memory leaks are often "resolved" this way... until time allows for a proper fix.
https://old.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/1e6ms9z/cro...
There is nothing wrong with testing people on simple tasks as part of an interview. This isn’t a long task, likely 30 minutes work!
It’s to ensure what they say they can do is correct. Using AI tools is fine but we need to see an understanding too.
> TinySSH has its own crypto library