I knew disappointment was around the corner, the flicker company being the flicker company
The last time I paid them from my pocket was September 2025
It’s supposed to not be their fault, but still…
Experimenting with SOUL.md on gemma4-26b-a4b (running on @DeepInfra)
Interesting that such a lightweight model can already run such a conversation in openclaw harness
@GoogleDeepMind cooked here
don’t focus on the word “loop” so much, focus on “verifiability”
writing a loop is trivial. what makes the loop work is that there is a verifiable goal with a clear signal of success vs failure
verifiable = loopable
What did @karpathy see / was shown?
Why did the benefactor and teacher of the whole ML ecosystem join Anthropic, a company the polar opposite of his image, on the eve of such a powerful model release
It can't be purely money
Did he reckon that the only way to benefit humanity was to be on the inside, or rather, to not be left outside, of whatever is brewing in there?
It’a been a little bit over 1 year since Anthropic released their Max plans and Claude Sonnet and Opus 4, thus making Claude Code affordable and kickstarting the agentic revolution
Opus 4 was a glimpse into the future. I’ve spent the entire summer swearing at it and typing ultrathink
Today, Fable 5 feels like another step change
I no longer need to type ultrathink. And no longer need to swear at Anthropic models. Only at their marketing team.
Fable burned through my 5 hour quota, and then automatically fell back to usage credits without asking. Org settings I suppose
It was burning through 1 usd every few seconds
It burned through 66 usd before I reacted. Yeah, this is not affordable for anyone with that API pricing, without subsidy/plan
Speaking of loops, I have renamed my implementation-loop skill from earlier this year to autoimplement, because it's shorter
Calling skills that loop auto-x, auto-y makes them more memorable than calling them x-loop, y-loop
But it also increases the number of keystrokes you have to type, before you can tab-complete them
Alas, I like still this more
Ok so there is auto mode which they introduced back in March, but apparently they are not so confident in it that it's still in experimental mode and not easily findable in settings
https://t.co/Mtyx9aHpQf
To YOLO with Fable 5, or not to YOLO, that is the question...
The last time I left, Claude models still had tendencies to rm -rf your home folder or delete stuff without asking first. Is this still a risk?
And from the looks of it, Claude Code still doesn't have Codex's LLM-filtered approval gate feature. Or am I missing something?
Please enlighten your fellow Claude noob 😇
Just in time for a lot of Codex-default developers going back to Claude Code momentarily to try out Fable 5
Here is a CLAUDE.md -> AGENTS.md symlinker that should save you from the hurdles of obstinate Anthropic conventions
It installs a hook that creates the CLAUDE.md symlink automatically as Claude Code traverses directories that contain AGENTS.md, automatically ignored by git
No need to create CLAUDE.md with reference to AGENTS.md like Anthropic suggests. It just works
TUIs can be easy! look at what right-click does in @herdrdev
refreshing to see something that works with both the keyboard and the mouse. and all this would not have been possible without @ratatui_rs
Question to my ghostty-savvy friends
I am trying to reproduce the Quake style dropdown experience I have been using since 2010 on ghostty on mac here. nothing works quite as well as iterm2 yet
I tried ghostty quick terminal mode. good but it doesn't let me open multiple tabs
I tried cmux because it ships ghostty anyway and is supposed to have more features. but its system-wide hotkey is not playing well with aerospace and window focus
iterm2 worked perfectly. tap control double and I'm in the terminal. is there anything that replicates this UX
ghzinga can now show multiple PRs/issues in tabs natively, no need to create a new pane in tmux/herdr
also, you can tell your agent to open all the relevant issues/PRs in a side pane using it, and it should work seamlessly
it's the open source maintainer's best friend. life is too short to juggle 100 tabs in chrome, why not have it right next to codex!
Here is the source, I called it ghzinga. You can click click click by default (unlike gh dash, which is still awesome in itself)
For just viewing single issues/PRs
https://t.co/CqXV3amVNK
.@herdrdev is cool. I am tired of doing back and forth with github in the browser, so I created my own clickable PR/issue viewer, inspired by gh-dash
put that in the left pane, codex on the right. saves me so much time
Wait did anyone think otherwise? lol
128 GB unified memory, 20 cores, "Spark" in the name...
I didn't watch the presentation. Maybe because of that I directly inferred that it's the same chip
Thank you @ashleywolf for helping me personally, I really appreciate it! The account was reinstated less than 1 hour of posting this!
The whole company must be working hard to make github scale in an era of crazy demand and growth!
I am a paying customer of github. I have a team account with 2 seats, one for me, and one for my agent. I have been paying for more than a year now
I do this because I treat my agent's workstation as a lower trust machine, and do not allow merging to main in certain repos
I have been working on a tool that calls github's graphql API. today, my agent's account username:dutifulbob got suspended for no reason
what am I supposed to do now? put my main account on my openclaw instance? I applied to reinstate, it appears it might take weeks to enable it back???
Maybe don't pull such things on your long term paying customers @github??