Claudio Yáñez

[Claudio Yáñez @Desslosh]

@ShitpostRock Someone should decompile it and fuse Bully with it

[Claudio Yáñez @Desslosh]

@droidbuilds I've used gestures for years, but I still think the back gesture sensitivity is never perfect (yeah, I've tried tuning it). There are many times I swipe back when I don't mean to, or the opposite.

[Claudio Yáñez @Desslosh]

@dhh @Quinlanferris Regular S26 or Ultra?

[Claudio Yáñez @Desslosh]

@alecwilcock MCP

[Alec Wilcock @alecwilcock]

We just launched the ElevenLabs MCP in Claude.

You can now manage your voice and chat agents where you already work. Review performance, spin up new agents, update configs, all without leaving your Claude session.

To celebrate, we're giving away 11k free credits so you can build your next AI Voice Agent.

For the next 11 hours, retweet + comment "MCP" below and we'll DM you the credits.

(must follow so we can DM)

[Claudio Yáñez @Desslosh]

@notch I highly recommend using Claude, and OpenSpec (an implementation of Spec-Driven Development). Using OpenSpec will greatly improve the quality of what the LLM ends-up creating.

[Claudio Yáñez @Desslosh]

@bcherny Ever since Opus 4.7 dropped, I feel absolutely scammed by Anthropic. Sessions last NOTHING even on a Max subscription. I tried switching back to Opus 4.6 and Sonnet 4.6, and nothing. I could go forever on Sonnet with Max, now it drains like Opus. This is how you lose supporters.

[Claudio Yáñez @Desslosh]

@khushiirl I'm on a Claude Max (5x) subscription and ever since Opus 4.7 dropped, sessions last NOTHING. I've even tried using Opus 4.6 and Sonnet 4.6 more frequently because of that, and still tokens go down the drain like crazy. I feel totally scammed and looking for the exit now.

[Claudio Yáñez @Desslosh]

@felixrieseberg When will these new features come to Linux?

[Claudio Yáñez @Desslosh]

@FrameworkPuter It'd be awesome to buy them here in Chile 🇨🇱

[Claudio Yáñez @Desslosh]

@pokeapallascat @RoundtableSpace Claude down right when I was showing my boss an automation I had made 🙃

[Claudio Yáñez @Desslosh]

@techbromemes Ctrl+e so that it explains you what it does without taking you out of the "Allow or not" mode

[Claudio Yáñez @Desslosh]

@kimnoel This will be interesting to try

[Claudio Yáñez @Desslosh]

@noahzweben I've been using ssh from my phone (with Termux) to achieve something similar, albeit without a proper GUI.

[Balaji @balajis]

The purpose of crypto is to build a code-based order, because the rules-based order is unfortunately collapsing.

That code-based order covers some of what international law once protected. It guarantees property rights, smart contracts, rule-of-code, privacy, secure voting, and user accounts across borders. Even in the face of debanking and denaturalization, the code-based order means you retain your onchain currency and onchain identity.

It is true that the crypto networks that buttress the code-based order are supported in significant part by finance and lotteries. But all 50 states of the US are also supported by finance and lotteries. The question is whether the world gets something better, on balance, for that cost.

As nationalism and socialism rise, the code-based order ensures that international capitalism continues. Anyone from anywhere has equality of opportunity on the Internet. You can sign a smart contract across borders with someone without knowing (or needing to know) their race, religion, accent, ancestry, or other likely irrelevant attributes.

Similarly, as more companies leave failing states like Delaware and California…the code-based order will protect these corporate refugees. The entities themselves and all their contracts can now be put onchain. They can dock in country X and move to country Y at the press of a button. Redomiciliation becomes as common as incorporation.

Moreover, as the politically disfavored emigrate from communist states, the code-based order also protects their property and identity via cryptography. And, if all goes well, it also adds a layer of unbreakable privacy.

In short: the West is entering a period of failing states just as the East sees the rise of the all-powerful state. The balance to both of these is the code-based order that Satoshi laid the foundations for.

That’s what cryptocurrency was built for. If and when your state fails, or turns against you, the Internet will be there for you.

[Claudio Yáñez @Desslosh]

@matpizarro1005 @stonetoss @opencode Yeah, but which model do you run on OpenCode? Zen?

[Claudio Yáñez @Desslosh]

@manuelsoria_ That's an excelent idea. I was thinking of ways to interact with Claude running in my PC with my phone providing internet via USB to it, while I'm at the beach nearby. Now I only need Wifi for the e-Reader at the beach.

[Claudio Yáñez @Desslosh]

@kunoo Buy the dip

[Claudio Yáñez @Desslosh]

@pooty_pooty69 @thatstraw It's without the "." to ensure the French language pack gets deleted.

[Claudio Yáñez @Desslosh]

@SocioTechGlobal @tomwarren Totally. This reminds me when other companies took jabs at Apple for not including a headphone jack and a charger, only to end up doing the same.