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Oops sorry just saw this - done! https://unitedstarlinktracker.com/#airports

I built something similar[0] a while back, Stardrift looks 100x better - nice work!

[0] unitedstarlinktracker.com

how do you low cost run a 1T param model?

You can get the un-redacted prompts via the OTel event logger[0], but unfortunately it won't give you responses. You could open up a GitHub issue to request that addition!

Disclaimer - I work at Anthropic but not on Claude Code, the team is responsive via GH issues though!

[0] https://docs.anthropic.com/en/docs/claude-code/monitoring-us...

nice ship! I wrote a blog post on how to observe trends over time for a team via OTel, but I prefer your method for individual development!

https://ma.rtin.so/posts/monitoring-claude-code-with-datadog...

huh - really? no - definitely not. haven't heard anyone else report that either. What browser?

Amazing performance! Do you anticipate making the model available for commercial use or are you primarily focused on releasing agents built upon it?

Wow brutal roasts

“You've spent so much time reverse engineering other people's APIs that you forgot to build something people would want to reverse engineer.”

i have a rudimentary pipeline that takes in a ton of data, converts to json & markdown and then i used claude and o1 pro to generate the dashboard. That is to say, there are manual hops. How would you want it packaged / what would be useful?

This is neat - I built something in a similar vein recently but less productized, good work!

I have a habit of moving around (thus changing doctors) and a lack of a history / being able to easily consolidate them has been a reoccurring pain. I recently had a full physical while in Thailand and there was some potential concern around my labs & some imaging --- of course, without history it was a "check again in 6 months!" which prompted me to capitalize on Gemini's PDF parsing abilities...

I still have work to do, but it's amazing what you can do in just a few hours now: https://health.martinamps.com

I've observed given that LLM's inherently want to autocomplete, they're more inclined to keep complicating a solution than rewrite it because it was directionally bad. The most effective way i've found to combat this is to restart a session and prompt it such that it produces an efficient/optimal solution to the concrete problem... then give it the problematic code and ask it to refactor it accordingly

I for one am grateful for that fact ;)

to play devils advocate, if that person had decided to go with $0 instead that there would be equally bad headlines/interpretations of "Instead of allocating the formulaic $1 we are entitled to inline with all other changes over X years, they squandered it on Y"?

Also played at school in England.... probably ~22 years ago now I'd guess! Sad to hear that era is over!

yes- I have been out of the "game" for a while, but, the economics are strong. Used to sell bots that could automate tasks to get gold in various games (WoW and Runescape as examples) and we had customers that would buy 100s of licenses monthly and had factories that they'd use to farm and then sell the gold on eBay, etc.

Glad you got your money back Jason!

Not often you get to read a post from the future, either ;) "posted on 2024/09/21"

Nice work, I haven't tried web components but support is better than I expected per caniuse[0]. This weirdly reminded me of a time 12 years ago[1] when I was encouraged to avoid using the term "vanilla" as it sounds like another framework

[0] https://caniuse.com/?search=web%20components [1] https://stackoverflow.com/a/11487293/691156

If that's true, wouldn't that imply that the mods aren't very effective?

No but the brake pedal overrides the accelerator. Of course, EV’s accelerate fast so you likely don’t have much time to react

I have one and have been using it as an external display, i find the resolution fantastic

in part, it may serve as a substitute to highdpi monitor while you’re in Hawaii

Note that the BBC is funded primarily by what's known as a "TV License"[0] in the UK - I think it's entirely possible they could probably increase ads or something for international viewers but understand why it isn't their area of focus

[0] https://www.bbc.com/aboutthebbc/governance/licencefee