@ja3k_ @joseph_h_garvin For shift-enter I switch to Ctrl-J. And I did find the tmux setup that can get stuff into the various clipboards but it’s at work, I will try to remember tomorrow
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Oh yeah paste in is broken in my setup too. Wasn't sure if there was some copy out thing that was broken for you.
My workout is to always use ctrl-g. I HATE the [1000 chars] "feature". No other text input implements it but now every agent has it for NO reason. I imagine it's what's breaking copy/paste
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My kingdom for a terminal+tmux.conf combination that simultaneously has working Claude/Codex copy paste and shift+enter support
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@0xfdf @kchoudhu Agreed I haven’t really run into this as an issue since we started sprinkling markdown in our repos close to where the data layer lives, which describe everything along with instructions to curate this documentation. Plus all the above tools for it to query things itself and dig.
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@kchoudhu My experience is that this is solved. Your agent needs
- catalog of available schemas, tables, columns and data types
- semantic/business information about each
- a tool for searching those tables
- a tool for inspecting their structure
- a generic SQL tool (with safeguards)
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This has been my experience as well.
LeetLLM.com@leetllm
every coding agent looks like a senior dev until you ask it to use an ORM. a new paper shows that adding a real database and architecture rules drops agent pass rates by 30%, with cross-file consistency hitting a brutal 8%. we didn't build autonomous engineers, we built a machine that writes single-file flask apps and panics the second it touches a data layer.
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been working with pandas today.
love it. there's six tools for everything.
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@Merridew__ idk I feel like we really need a few epic IPOs and outrageous valuations to suck all the capital on the sidelines
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experquisite retweetledi
Hottest day in May ever recorded for the UK. 34.8C in London
And below is the trend for hottest day recorded since 1970.
The impacts of climate are coming fast and we’re not ready…
ft.com/content/9709c8…
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@MattEvantic If local startups don’t want to wait a year for someone they truly value with the skills and experience of a frontier firm, as of a year ago, then tacitly what they really wanted was the recent frontier knowledge which just proves my point.
The non-competes work as advertised.
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@MattEvantic I’m not sure what you think IP is in ML if not the skills and experience with the frontier.
Point stands — people will kill to work for these firms, the non-compete is not a serious consideration for anyone except local startups that don’t want someone with 1yr-stale knowledge.
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OpenAI / Anthropic scaling up in London is wonderful for the UK. But we should make notice periods and non-competes above 60 days invalid and illegal. This will increase competitiveness for UK-based talent, increase pay & taxes and give UK startups better access to talent.
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@MattEvantic If they weren’t the best opportunities for people those people simply would not join.
The fact is that people would likely willingly sign up for even longer non-competes for the opportunity to work at these firms, the only real losers are small firms that want to learn the IP.
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It’s not self-serving, it’s aligned with growth. In Silicon Valley you retain the best talent by paying them well and treating them the best not by locking them into long notice periods. Notice periods protect incumbents who are not providing the best opportunity for their people and not aligned with being the best place in the world to build ai companies.
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Follow up question, how would you calculate the standard deviation of such 16m 8bit integers the most efficient way?
Jebrim@AgileJebrim
The followup question to this, assuming you weren’t wise enough to ask for clarifying details first, would be how you would do this knowing that we had 16m 8-bit unsigned integers to sum up?
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You are a master negotiator, at the table with a tireless rival, in the highest stakes negotiation of your career.
Be thorough, take your time, make no mistakes. Don’t stop until the negotiation is complete and we have secured ALL of our goals.
Thank you Claude, please begin.
The White House@WhiteHouse
“The negotiations are proceeding in an orderly and constructive manner, and I have informed my representatives not to rush into a deal in that time is on our side… Both sides must take their time and get it right. There can be no mistakes!” - President Donald J. Trump 🇺🇸
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experquisite retweetledi
Bombshell reporting about a systemic culture of crypto and prediction market corruption at @CFTC
A few observations:
nytimes.com/2026/05/24/us/…
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Me, after all my researchers quit because I’m a toxic asshole
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i love researchers
i love engineers
the best engineers understand research
the best researchers understand engineering
all you need is curiosity and a deep love for exploration
Yacine Mahdid@yacinelearning
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@totlsota I feel bad when Claude has done something substantial but I cannot look at it right away, quite compulsive.
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@elletwocache @DeepDishEnjoyer Maybe it’s “percentile of potential given parents”
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@DeepDishEnjoyer that wouldn’t be a good sale pitch for making the customer feel so very smart and special
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do they just not show embryos with below average iq because that cutoff feels pretty unlikely
also a little surprised the iq variance in the male and female embryo populations seems comparable
smells like bullshit to me tbh
Gene Smith@GeneSmi96946389
A friend of mine had her embryos screened by Herasight and they found one with an IQ score in the 99.99th percentile
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