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@biocheMichael status.claude.com

Anthropic API error 500 Anyone else seeing this?

Your @opencode will no longer hallucinate. It now automatically detects when it needs docs, repos, or research papers, then indexes and fetches them via Nia. All retrieved context remains stateful. Introducing the @nozomioai opencode plugin. bunx nia-opencode@latest install

@thdxr @USingh_ Got it working on Windows. Install wezterm.org. Then add prompt_append or agent prompt. You will need to figure that out, as i cant print all here, AI Chat will work it out. Finally working!!!

@USingh_ this should already work - what is your setup? terminal/OS

Any plans to add pasting images on opencode?? @thdxr

@andyhennie I've not used codex cli to date, just claude and now opencode. Researching and editing the opencode and oh-my-opencode configs lots after getting the models set up right. Loving it so far. Will see how it goes. Good luck to you.

@scott_work Yeah, using high. But experienced an error message with opencode and 5.2-codex, that I’ve never experienced with codex cli.

first impression of openai in opencode is a bit mixed. more errors than i like. guess itll take some time to iron things out. rolling with codex cli for now,

@dhh Yeah. They seem to be chopping rather than planting. Thing is, the models will literate so fast, this won't matter soon.

Everything goes faster in the AI age, but I'd still be shocked if Anthropic really commits to speed-running the "cut-off their air supply" playbook that Microsoft ran on Netscape back in the day.

@l_camero @thdxr I use OpenCode, got banned yesterday. Zero idea why. Was updating a squarespace website at the time. I'm back on, with new sub, but certainly worried.

@thdxr Hey Dax, got a friend banned from his Anthropic account, thinks it was because he was heavily using his Claude Max subscription on OpenCode, and feels it was in violation of their TOS I have not seen reports of this anywhere really, have you seen something similar? Thx!

@paperX_Art @THORSwap thanks for this. Have a good break.

Final @THORSwap bullpost of the year before I go and touch some grass. Admittedly it's been a slow volume month, but today we distributed $14,888.69 to $THOR community in the form of #RealYield incl. 49,222 $THOR buyback+burn. This puts @THORSwap at #73 Protocol by Revenue 🫡

@DennisDemori @JakeNomada Went to Boquete in late 90s. When I was there the climate was like the best English summer. Will def go back at some stage.

@JakeNomada - San Miguel de Allende - Medellin - Chapala - Boquete etc

You can find tons of information online about where expats, digital nomads, retirees, and the like tend to go visit and/or move to in LatAm Places like... Mexico 🇲🇽 Costa Rica 🇨🇷 Panama 🇵🇦 It’s harder to figure out where people actually stay, plant roots, and spend 5-10+ years of their life

@BohemianAtmosp1 Just been chatting on a kids football whatsapp. 56% are off today, all with flu, after the jab on Wednesday. Shocked!!

I wonder how many had the flu jab?

@TimesRadio @johnmcdonnellMP @ayeshahazarika talking about dishonesty...then he says 'Far Right' at the end.

“Do you think this amounts to breaking a manifesto commitment?” “Yeah. I mean we can’t get away from it really.” Watering down the workers' rights bill is a “huge political mistake,” says Labour MP for Hayes and Harlington @JohnMcDonnellMP. @AyeshaHazarika | #TimesRadio

@sanditiffin @idiothighiq @davidpattersonx That assumes those companies don't relocate to wherever taxes them least—which is exactly what they do now. Fair point though. My bet: AI solves energy first. and (fingers crossed) we enter abundance.

@scott_work @idiothighiq @davidpattersonx Primarily the companies employing robots to produce all the products.

Imagine you win a lottery that pays $50,000 per year for life. You decide to retire early and move to a country where everything costs one-tenth as much. That’s what life will be like by 2030, when AI and robots dramatically boost economic output, all jobs are replaced, and everyone receives Universal Equal Income (UEI).

@LDNCryptoClub @RachelReevesMP As I wrote earlier. I love how the gov says 'we have increased min wage, aren't we nice', when all they have done is forced the market into an imbalance within the private sector, and not provided any relief to the small businesses absorbing the cost.

Dear @RachelReevesMP An increase in minimum wage helps those who remain employed For many many others however, it just means their wage falls to zero as they’ll be unemployed Whilst you don’t deal in “truth” this is basic economics Unemployment will rise, welfare bill will expand Thank you for your attention to this matter

@fauxcanard @PeterStefanovi2 @SophyRidgeSky @darrenpjones If there wasn't any inflation, you would be 100% correct. But your money is getting diluted everyday, which means wages need to increased, therefore you move into higher tax bands. Hope that helps.

@PeterStefanovi2 @SophyRidgeSky @darrenpjones Freezing the threshold doesn't increase the tax you pay, it just means you pay the same tax. That's sort of obvious isn't it?

'If you freeze the personal allowances, it would mean people will be paying more income tax?' - @SophyRidgeSky ‘Practically, yes...' - Chief Secretary to the Prime Minister @darrenpjones

@sashayanshin I love how the gov says 'we have increased min wage, aren't we nice', when all they have done is forced the market into an imbalance within the private sector, and not provided any relief to the small businesses absorbing the cost.

Increasing the minimum wage by more than inflation every year is great. Those workers will take the money they earn and go spend it with local businesses, thereby boosting the economy. Don’t listen to naysayers with doom and gloom economic theories that this will cause layoffs and actually make everybody collectively worse off. Just because this is precisely what happens every time does not mean it will happen this time. So given the infallible theory that increasing minimum wage as much as possible is obviously great and has no negative repercussions like people on that minimum wage being able to afford less stuff despite the minimum wage increasing… I propose we go ahead and increase the minimum wage to £1,000 per minute. It is time for lift everyone out of poverty once and for all. 👍

@idiothighiq @davidpattersonx And if no one is working who pays the tax to fund UBI. Scarcity wins.

@davidpattersonx why give out free money to everyone when the things that they buy with said money can just be for free. your model is creating a unnessecery cashflow.

@thepileus @UrbaneSlave Can't go bankrupt. clearly you have zero knowledge of how an economy works. Blimey!

@UrbaneSlave A country cant go bankrupt as its finances dont work like a household Furthermore, investing health & public transport plus restoring benefits for the poor would have knock-on benefits for the Private Sector E.g. Tesco would have more income if the poor had more money to spend

Zack Polanski's economic policies would take us a step closer to the systems in Norway, Finland & Denmark. We'd still have capitalism, have rich people & inequality, just there'd be housing for the homeless & protection for the poor. This for Tories like Gauke is "dangerous."

@freddienew @functi0nZer0 spot on. They have zero awareness.

@functi0nZer0 It's honestly completely unenforceable though, right? It's a proposal written by someone whose last experience of computing was using a 486 in compulsory IT lessons at school.

This proposal only enforces caps on holdings in the more “systemic” stablecoins most likely used for payments It means I will be compelled to move my on-chain funds into something further out the risk curve It is their safety they are concerned about, not yours I am in hell :)

@btcparatrooper @martypartymusic @KaikoHQ @binance Thorchain just implemented this. coinfomania.com/thorchain-intr…

@martypartymusic @KaikoHQ @binance All it took was one Binance price glitch to nuke half the market. If your “decentralized” leverage depends on one CEX’s oracle… it’s not decentralized, it’s just delayed contagion.

Kaiko Research @KaikoHQ: As professional market makers and algorithmic traders pulled liquidity to mitigate risk, @binance spot market became the source of a temporary but severe deviation from the broader market. Because Binance priced the collateral for some of its derivatives products off of its spot market the local dislocation directly affected collateral valuations and margin positions. Confirming Binance was the cause of the October 10th liquidation event.

@TheGriftReport best one so far. fantastic.