@UltraLinx I am still trying to understand why it did that. Models like sonnet don’t hallucinate that easily these days u less the prompts are truly messed up.
@UltraLinx Yes, it is unbelievable.
It hallucinated complete tool calls and said I have Google Calendar meetings with people when it did not even have Google oauth for MCP to work.
It replied with a fake tool call and the tool result to a question “what’s on my calendar” running Sonnet 4.6
I was think about this exact thing today!
We see benchmarks being published for every new model released.
But I rarely see any kind of benchmarking for the actual harness that is running the model.
Over the past month, some of you reported Claude Code's quality had slipped. We investigated, and published a post-mortem on the three issues we found.
All are fixed in v2.1.116+ and we’ve reset usage limits for all subscribers.
@swyx@altryne Just so I am getting this right, if you don’t want sync, then you just want an OSS web ui backed by R2, but with some config options for customization?
@samuelcolvin@github@NotionHQ git backed and collaborative combo seems tricky.
If 2 people have the repo cloned, both edit in a colab mode, who would commit and save? If we decide the person who starts session saves it, then how would the other persons local version of the repo get updated?
How I code changed: Cursor → Codex CLI → Codex app.
Cursor → Codex CLI was a minor productivity bump, but Codex CLI → Codex app was a clear 10x.
One window to delegate tasks to agents, review diffs, and run terminal commands. Cursor is still needed for manual edits.
@jrgarciadev Someone had to ask this question!
If you are using these components as intended “copy paste and customize as needed” it’s very difficult to update.
I had to manually do it, looking at the original diff to see all the tailwind classes I updated, then merging the updates.
@thomaspaulmann@dzienko@dariusdan@raycast Recently when I was uninstalling Dia browser, it showed a bunch of diagnostic files not related to Dia.
Maybe because of the string “dia”
@merycodes This is perfect!! I have the sliding indicator on my blog, but have always struggled to get the right thresholds for intersection observer to switch over to the next heading. This definitely helps smoothen the transition.