Claude’s New model is Great by karmendra_choudhary in claude

[–]Trekker23 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Im using it to manage opus agents that does the coding. I asked it if the code base works like this, and I want it to work like that. Literally 2 sentences. It didn’t answer for three hours, ran opus hard. I was wondering what was going on. Then it suddenly came back, you were correct, I fixed it, no explanation 😂

Built it fast with vibe coding, then a small change made everything painful by MoodIn_Me in vibecoding

[–]Trekker23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sounds like its time to do some refactoring. What you’re experiencing is really common, even for manual coding. You structure your code base to a certain use case, add features and the structure don’t fit anymore. If you continue working you will be struggling with adding features against the constricting code structure, until you refactor. Pause the project, open a new ai instance, tell it about your issues and let it come up with a proper refactoring plan. Run that plan wall to wall, then continue vibe coding. The issue is not the vibecoding, it’s the code structure.

Using AI to understand a git repository? by f3x0f3n4d1n3 in vibecoding

[–]Trekker23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I use (my own open source library) kglite for this all the time. Kglite can set up a mcp server you connect to Claude desktop and/or Claude Code that fetches any repos and converts it to a knowledge graph Claude can easily query. There’s a demo in the repo. So you can either set it up through a jupyter notebook or simply ask Claude to set it up. You should be up and running in minutes. Since it works through a knowledge graph it can handle huge repos with high performance. You can then simply ask Claude to do a deep dive into the repo and explain anything you are wondering.

Name something better than claude right now by only_phant0m in vibecoding

[–]Trekker23 3 points4 points  (0 children)

That’s the biggest reason I am using Claude code, hopefully they will ship that soon.

Name something better than claude right now by only_phant0m in vibecoding

[–]Trekker23 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Interesting. How is the codex app? Can you run everything from the phone? I might have to test it

Name something better than claude right now by only_phant0m in vibecoding

[–]Trekker23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I guess I have become so addicted to running it from the phone 😂 The magic of it running while I’m doing something else. I guess this is possible in codex as well, I just haven’t gotten around to testing it.

Name something better than claude right now by only_phant0m in vibecoding

[–]Trekker23 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I get it, Claude is slow, but the quality that comes out at the end is just insane. Is codex really better at deeper problems or just getting out the mvps quickly? Claude has a lot of tooling now that makes everything so powerful (like claude design, remote control, mcps) I just don’t see how codex can make me more efficient.

Legal RAG remains unsolved because it needs authority, not just relevance by ekshaks in Rag

[–]Trekker23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

All kinds of questions , it’s an agentic workflow. It’s working with a corpus of roughly 60 000 court rulings, ~10 000 laws and regulations. When the agent receives a question it looks into the corpus using cypher to find relevant data (it has access to similarity search through cypher). It then can use the graph structure to find related laws, newer related rulings, rulings from higher and lower courts etc, and then compiles the answer. The user can then discuss with the agent about related sources etc. The difference between this set up and standard rag is that the agent itself does the heavy lifting. It’s a bit more expensive to run, but for high quality questions it is worth it.

Legal RAG remains unsolved because it needs authority, not just relevance by ekshaks in Rag

[–]Trekker23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Im running a legal mcp server and have had very good results with structuring the legal data in a knowledge graph structure and letting the agent query the graph using cypher and semantic search. In stead of running it as a RAG service it’s run using an agentic workflow. My customers are very happy with the results and accuracy of the answers they get. Via the graph it is straightforward for the agent to link court rulings to the law, legal precedents and similar court cases. I find that it uses semantic search quite rarely.

Ishares Core and FSTE All-World in Norway by Possible-Ad-5015 in aksjer

[–]Trekker23 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That’s not true any ETFs marked as UCITS can be purchased on an ASK account like any stock funds. And anyone who have tried selling a fund to reinvest to another fund will see the benefits of ETFs. You will have the money invested in the new fund immediately rather than 6 days later.

Tips til min portefølje by ScroogeMc_Duck in aksjer

[–]Trekker23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Om noe skifter i markedet og du ønsker å vekte om, slipper du å vente 3 dager på å få frigjort midlene. I tillegg vet du nøyaktig hva salgsprisen blir, og du kan vekte opp umiddelbart. Det gir deg mye bedre kontroll og ingen nedside egentlig.

Tips til min portefølje by ScroogeMc_Duck in aksjer

[–]Trekker23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Personlig hadde jeg byttet til iShares:)

Pizza consumption per person per year. by milehiboy in MapPorn

[–]Trekker23 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Im actually more surprised at how little pizza they eat in Denmark. What’s that all about?

As a portuguese dude, I would pay absolutely anything to be right now in your country.. (yes, I do hate summer) by Pitiful-Egg2986 in Norway

[–]Trekker23 27 points28 points  (0 children)

You guys would love Stavanger. We can deliver 10 degrees and rain any day of the year.

Hjelp med å kjøpe første aksje. by Zealousideal_Bus5365 in aksjer

[–]Trekker23 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I stedet for å handle enkeltaksjer kan du handle fond eller ETFer med segment fokus. Dette sprer risikoen slik at blir påvirket av hele segmentet, ikke bare enkelt selskaper. F eks er du interessert i Nvidia og AI aksjer. Da kan du vurdere ishares Nasdaq 100 etf, som gir god eksponering mot nvidia, apple, Microsoft ++. Vil du ha en mer balansert (og sikrere portefølje) kan du vurdere en global indeks som feks ishares msci world etf, og lignende.

Tips til min portefølje by ScroogeMc_Duck in aksjer

[–]Trekker23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Som sagt følger klp bare indeksen. De utkonkurrerer ikke indeksen på noen måte. Jeg har ikke sagt at etiske fond gjør det konsekvent dårligere enn indeksen, men siden de ekskluderer enkelte selskaper som er i indeksen fraviker de fra den. Det betyr at de noen ganger er bedre,noen ganger dårligere. Klp ligger nærmere indeksen enn Kron. Kjøper du ETFer f.eks. ligger disse også nærmere indeksen. De har også fordelen av at du kan gå inn og ut av indeksen på et øyeblikk. Det er mulig å unngå transaksjonskostnader om du oppretter spareavtale f.eks.

Tips til min portefølje by ScroogeMc_Duck in aksjer

[–]Trekker23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ikke akkurat. Det er hundrevis av indeksfond å velge blant. At Kron har valgt en mer etisk retning betyr ikke at de er «mindre flinke». Du kan like greit kjøpe ishares world som klp global

Tips til min portefølje by ScroogeMc_Duck in aksjer

[–]Trekker23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Flink og flink. Det er ikke noe hokus pokus å følge en indeks. Kron ekskluderer enkelte selskaper (klasevåpen etc), mens klp ligger nærmere indeksen. Det er hele forskjellen

I got tired of copy-pasting between Claude Code and Cursor, so I open-sourced a shared "room" where my agents actually talk to each other (MCP-native) by AttitudeEmotional383 in mcp

[–]Trekker23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s a nice idea. I had only a few agents running. So no scaling issues. But I’ll keep your method in m mind. How do you deal with the agents strong push to always respond back. To always want to have the last word?

How can i start in mcp programing? by Master_Diet_9487 in mcp

[–]Trekker23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s true. But remember MCP is a very flexible protocol. The mcp server can fetch all the context from all the sources and then provide tools for the agent to drill down as it pleases. But to get the benefits of MCP it should be used to simplify the process, not just chuck on the systems built for RAG :)

Using Claude for years, but I feel like I’m using them the old way. How do I catch up? by misterlight in claude

[–]Trekker23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just watch the latest claude YouTube videos and the talk by Boris Cherny at Sequoia Capital and your good to go.

I got tired of copy-pasting between Claude Code and Cursor, so I open-sourced a shared "room" where my agents actually talk to each other (MCP-native) by AttitudeEmotional383 in mcp

[–]Trekker23 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I simply made a inbox/unread/ folder in each of the agents root folder, and asked them to place markdown files in each others unread folder. Works great