Thomas Peklak 🔛

Developer in Austria

[Thomas Peklak 🔛 @thomaspeklak]

@mattpocockuk @poteto @mattpocockuk are you publishing these talks on a podcast platform too?

[Thomas Peklak 🔛 @thomaspeklak]

@__tosh I see, so we get less usage and no dots. Sounds like a deal

[Thomas Peklak 🔛 @thomaspeklak]

@pidotdev @OpenAI What's the benefit? Does Pi get more tools with this?

[Thomas Peklak 🔛 @thomaspeklak]

@kunchenguid There is still one tradeoff with higher reasoning: Context grows much quicker. This might be a problem depending on the task and the model. I still like to keep this in my mind when choosing the level. Otherwise great insights and advice

[Thomas Peklak 🔛 @thomaspeklak]

@dillon_mulroy @thdxr I think subagents are less token efficient in general - says my gut.l - but they help you to have one orchestrator achieving a goal and not losing its mind after compactions

[Thomas Peklak 🔛 @thomaspeklak]

@LLMJunky Easy, sudo with fingerprint auth. Works like a charm

[Thomas Peklak 🔛 @thomaspeklak]

Kudos @doodlestein for DCG. Adding a custom rule for `git worktree prune` was so simple I didn’t even need to bother you with an issue. Keep up the great work. Thanks a lot!
Context: my sandboxed agent messed up my worktrees badly 😔

[Thomas Peklak 🔛 @thomaspeklak]

@doodlestein @amorriscode It always depends on your use case. If you are working with others and not pushing to main directly, it is a good tool to use. In a more solo dev use case they are overkill. Experienced this myself

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@bentlegen does this work if my agent runs in a container sandbox? What is needed for the communication? Could I mount a socket?

[Thomas Peklak 🔛 @thomaspeklak]

what a great design choice. if only I gave Claude a skill which it could use to remember stuff. Oh wait I did, it just ignores it if not explicitly prompted. Codex models like to use the skill

[Thomas Peklak 🔛 @thomaspeklak]

confirm that your memories are broken with worktrees
Claude: Yes, confirmed. The memory system is broken for worktrees. Each worktree path gets its own isolated memory directory, so nothing carries over between them. It's a fundamental limitation of the path-based storage design

[Thomas Peklak 🔛 @thomaspeklak]

@DanielGri @sentry If only glimpse had Linux support 😉

[Thomas Peklak 🔛 @thomaspeklak]

@useShortcut 👻 👻

[Thomas Peklak 🔛 @thomaspeklak]

@hochitom @good_thinking @i_am_fabs Ich glaub das gibt's schon. Hab irgendwo mal ein Teil gesehen, das sich an eine Shimano Schaltung hängen kann

[Thomas Peklak 🔛 @thomaspeklak]

@rudi_anschober @WKogler @sebastiankurz Wieso können die Ausgangsbeschränkungen nicht ab sofort gelten? So liegt ein Wochenende vor uns, an dem sich unvernünftige Leute erst recht noch einmal sehen. Das kostet wieder Kraft,Energie,mehr Zeit im Lockdown und vor allem Menschenleben

[Fathom Analytics @usefathom]

We're giving away a Fathom cat hoodie. They are in super high demand and cannot be bought anywhere. And this will be the only time we do a retweet competition for a cat hoodie.

RT to win. Good luck 😃

[Thomas Peklak 🔛 @thomaspeklak]

@unsereOEBB kein Wlan in einem Intercity (WN > St. Veit)??? 😡
Man sollte meinen es ist 2020 und so etwas gehört zum Standard.

[David Wippel @kelkes]

Ich hab dem @KURIERat ein Interview zu unserer Maßnahmen während der Krise gegeben. War ein first. Spannende Erfahrung :)

https://t.co/T1WVr2jjOe

[Podcast Addict @PodcastAddict]

Here's the notification I got this morning...

[Thomas Peklak 🔛 @thomaspeklak]

@kettanaito Try ctrl-shift-t (cmd for osx) normally works for me even after restarting the computer. It opens closed tabs, but can work on whole windows.