I don't think the author understands that every single API call to Claude sends the whole context, including prompts, meaning that all this extra text in CLAUDE.md is sent over and over and over again every time you prompt Claude to do something, even within a given session.

You're paying this disproportionately-huge amount upfront to save a pittance.

I don't like Apple as a company and I don't particularly like MacOS, but no one except Apple makes a laptop worth a damn.

Good on him for reporting what he saw. He also went to the police the next day and reported it directly. But now the media machine is going to make him regret he ever said anything, which is unfortunate.

To quote Oliver Babish, "In my entire life, I've never found anything charming." Yet I miss Claude's excessive attempts to try.

Docker has security issues if you're not careful, and it's frankly kind of a shitshow out of the box with defaults. Maybe that's part of the reason. But I struggle to see how a bespoke solution like this is the right answer.

The biggest challenge is that they basically have hands. He would climb up the kitchen cabinets, grab a box of cereal, open it up and sit there eating out of it like a toddler.

We only had him for a few months before reintroducing him to the woods behind the house. I've wanted a pet raccoon again ever since.

It's my understanding that building Rust applications still requires a C toolchain, and packages are still going to be dependent on things like having the openssl dev headers/libraries installed. That's fine, that's normal for building software, but it's not as trivial as "just git-clone this Rust source repo and run one command and everything will work".

I'm certain I could get up and running quickly. I'm also certain I'd have to install a bunch of stuff and iterate past multiple roadblocks before I was actually able to build a Rust application. And finally I'm certain I could get Claude or Codex to do it all a lot faster than if I muddled through it myself for half an hour.