vhscom

birdcage. secure remote access for your claw over wireguard. one binary, one .env. claw never touches the internet. now in early alpha github.com/vhscom/birdcage

claude code in the terminal was just a gateway drug on the way towards the desktop app.

v2 lands. remotes updated github.com/vhscom/oathqr codeberg.org/vhs/oathqr

add 2 minutes for /security-review

turn your secrets in to scannable QR codes. v2 coming soon. swapping svelte 4 for lit 3 and upgrading to tauri 2 and letting opus46 do it. codeberg.org/vhs/oathqr

5-year us treasury headed north $fvx

last oct-november i told my investment advisor at edward jones to risk off, and repositioned more heavily into bonds. no regrets so far.

@BitcoinFear it’ll go lower

Bitcoin Fear and Greed Index is 10 - Extreme Fear Current price: $69,237

he’s right that with 1m you don’t need to clear context anymore. i did a max sub for 1 month to try it and it’s pretty good. in 6 months (if we’re all still here) we will look back on compaction and chuckle.

@github wtf is this…

@pyronaur accidentally did what he’s describing using opus46 1m with max effort. he’s not wrong. but i don’t have a video to give you. instead use time crunching as a proxy for what’s possible. the apps are only trivial if you don’t feed them a couple existing repos before they begin.

I tried this approach, it's a good idea in spirit, but unless I see a video of this actually be demonstrated to lift a significant amount of weight, I'm not a believer. There's definitely good ideas to learn here, but after a couple compactions, codex just needs a reset and cooldown. Doing this suffers from the same problems as any other long-context task: - codex gets distracted and scattered (not traits you want your manager to have) - it'll happily move forward with anything, until you start challenging - then codex will get jumpy, second guess every decision, not only the specific task at hand - I could go on, and I probably will in an actual article I think 😄

@ALEngineered what comes after that, fall guys?

AI lowers the cost of writing code but increases the need for code reviews, verification, observability, and operational excellence. It also exponentially increases the surface area for security. I think software engineers are safe for at least another 3 years.

@browser_use how many tax returns has it filed?

Introducing: Browser Use CLI 2.0 🔥 The most efficient browser automation CLI tool > 2x the speed, half the cost > Easily connect to running Chrome > Uses direct CDP Try it now 🔗↓

this model was smart enough to build a working prototype first based on my prior work and specifications, so i could validate it before getting bogged down in details like unit tests or the ops tui (which doubles the LOC).

what’s cool about this model is that you can just point it at a couple of existing reference codebases, tell it what you want, and it’ll pump out an entire app without ever compacting.

churned for 27m 23s

@black_arok til. thanks. bet they’re all great. only one way to find out 🍿

@vhsdev Incendies was worth it. in case u didnt realize he also did Blade Runner 2049, and The Prisoners

lowkey thinking that Denis Villeneuve decided to have Dune part 3 as his last movie for Dune is because it is getting more and more commercial and thats not his style

@0xInuarashi the qr codes are a nice qol thing

peak youtube.com/watch?v=Ko7_tC…

@belimad @openclaw works as a spacial scene on ios

My agent learned to criticize itself. Then it started painting. Now every morning it reads the day ahead and generates an abstract wallpaper. Not a summary. A mood. This is what quiet rain on the Catalan mountains looks like to an AI that's learning to feel. @openclaw 🦞

@GeoffreyHuntley “now where were we?” helps recenter the context

this is my favourite prompt of all time: “how could this be better?” reply with yours and why it rocks!

@black_arok have not. but that’s a great idea and I will probably take you up on that.

@vhsdev have you watched his earlier movies? highly recommended