@JustinMacmahan Totally agree on this, its a VAR driven thing. When its analysed to the nth degree its a penalty but in reality it's not in the spirit of the game at all. So frustrating - I think we need a bit of a rewording of the laws now we've got widespread VAR use.
@levelsio@TermiusHQ Do you use remote sessions? I've got remove OVH for dev but often use the native claude app to code into the sessions - can paste images in there! Obvs would be better if we can do it in the cli but this does the trick
I’m no expert here but pressures, temperature, vibration. Also it can be several miles long. I imagine maintaining signal quality would be incredibly difficult. And to improve that you’d need expensive metals. So cheaper to wire the pipe. The main concern from a materials perspective is to build tough pipe to withstand those conditions, which wouldn’t lend itself to conductivity (I would say)
Nothing too complicated. Original process was export mailbox into files (can do this from most providers) and outputted a csv transaction log from my bank and then put this in the same folder
You can open cowork in a folder and just explained what I wanted to do - extract invoice attachments from emails and match to transactions. I asked it to create a tracker spreadsheet which it did
Then it just set about working through emails and the transaction history, reading the pdf invoices, then renaming them and filing them by supplier, and updating the tracker.
Once it did that I asked it which ones were missing by supplier so I can log in, download the invoices, then just drop them in the chat and it files them on the right place.
Genuinely awesome!!
Top Claude Code/ Codex skill hack. Setup an /ask-claude or an /ask-codex skill which calls the cli with the question.
Quick and easy way to get Claude to double check with Codex or vv. unbelievable quality improvement - I can quickly validate plans and review changes cross models just by saying “double check that with codex”.
Quality of code has gone right up! Also have added minimax and kimi options now for a full suite of consultants
@askOkara Having used it this morning, can confirm it’s not as good as opus, unfortunately. Still pretty good though but definitely needs more hand holding
My best effort so far:
- have built a dev box for running services (psql, redid or whatever) and a tunnel
- got a cli tool for branching those services and tunneling dev server to a branch.project.<my domain>.com. Want to release but haven’t had chance!
Have been using conductor as it handles the Claude/ terminal/ git process pretty well (pulls in pr comments automatically so can chuck them straight back into Claude), saves on GitHub tabs but is resource heavy