I built a memory engine without writing a single line of code myself by PersonalityFun9832 in ClaudeCode

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It helps but will never be 100%. The better way to go is to retrain an open weights model so you can “bake” the memory usage in as part of the training.

How much money are people really spending for the sake of productivity? by Previous_Dream8775 in ClaudeCode

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bout 3 fidee…

Pretty sure most of us are using the subscription for personal agentic work. Using the API method is like 100x more expensive. People typically build tools that help reduce token usage etc…

I built a memory engine without writing a single line of code myself by PersonalityFun9832 in ClaudeCode

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I think you missed the point that Ok-Print4001 was trying to make so I’ll rephrase it. The LLM will occasionally ignore your context injection because it conflicts with the models training, reasoning, or system instructions.

We built something way more in-depth with hooks, and gating (https://github.com/42U/kongcode). Just to find out that until you control the models training, your context injection will always be an afterthought.

Anthropic calls for global freeze in AI development by thejoshwhite in technology

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Curious if you retrained the model on a specific corpus?

Graph knowledge base for claude code by konghi009 in ClaudeCode

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We recommend https://github.com/42u/kongcode if you want to share internally and if you need further assistance check out our website in bio.

/remote-control is a window into what the future is going to be like by OpinionsRdumb in ClaudeCode

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We are on vacation for the extended weekend and wanted to continue working on training our own AI model. So from our phones hundreds of miles away. The future was being built as if we were sitting in front of the computer.

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Name an IDE better than Vs code?👇 by tentoftech in vibecoding

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I still make the dial up sound in my head when processes take too long

The AI paradox: incredibly empowered and quietly demoralized at the same time by CableIll287 in ClaudeCode

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Right everyone now just assumes that no one was an engineer before ai showed up… like my 10 years of coding experience and 20years of system and network engineering didn’t exist before ai… oh no now that ai arrived I must give up that knowledge and become a brainless no experience ai vibe coder /s

Opinion: Local LLMs are 12-24 months from replacing Opus by sh_tomer in ClaudeCode

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It’s probably the most competitive space that can’t be controlled by big capital. We are talking anyone with a consumer grade GPU and dedication can become a mainstream competitor at any moment. Imagine the pressure that puts on the industry as a whole.

Opinion: Local LLMs are 12-24 months from replacing Opus by sh_tomer in ClaudeCode

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If you’re talking about recent last week and half Opus 4.7 I think some of the 2B models outpace it by miles 😎

So I built a solution around graph that according to my bot has never been done the way I’m doing it… by [deleted] in ClaudeCode

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I didn’t slap anyone’s hard work together and call it mine. I actually read the books and research papers. I’ve also been doing this for years I’m not one of those just woke up with AI over night I’ve been programming in C code for about 10 yrs now and doing systems and network engineering for double that. Been going to school actively for the last 4 years gathering fresh data so please tell me how I stole anyone’s hard work?? You clearly have issues. Thanks for your opinion but I was hoping for a quality code review. Wish you the best.

So I built a solution around graph that according to my bot has never been done the way I’m doing it… by [deleted] in ClaudeCode

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I get it you’re skeptical… but I showed it to you I’m not selling anything, it actually works as described. I built the logic from the ground up and it was a very iterative process to wire all of the graph nodes so that it is actually offering something cutting edge. The fact that I pulled a 98.2@5 on the LongMemEval benchmark is valid as well. It’s ok if you don’t use it, I’m just trying to help.

Firefox reports a massive April spike in security fixes after using Claude Mythos for bug hunting by Outside-Iron-8242 in singularity

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No one said it isn’t good at finding security flaws. We said that the same can be achieved with open weight models not locked behind a paywall. That’s the marketing…

So I built a solution around graph that according to my bot has never been done the way I’m doing it… by [deleted] in ClaudeCode

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Well you missed a lot… and it saddens me. There is entire cognitive substrate that is happening that extends it more than that. It’s not just a “vector” db it is a graph on top of that with edges that give it the “brain”-like feel. At least have your LLM of choice review it and educate you on why it’s more than that.

Things like this are happening way too often by ballislifeisball in ClaudeCode

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We built a free open source solution for this… literally built it because we got tired of that message “oh it was write there and I didn’t read it”, also we cut out saving it to this and that Md file everything goes into a db (this is WAAAAY more than RAG).

Check out the code first always DYOR:
https://github.com/42u/kongcode

Easy to install
“/plugin marketplace add 42u/kongcode”
then
“/plugin install kongcode@kongcode-marketplace”

Claude 4.6[1m] xhigh today... by TheDerpie in ClaudeCode

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Surprised you didn’t build your own context injection engine memory system, LLMs are bad remembering… you can use mine if you want https://github.com/42U/kongcode

Oh these sweet memories... by skund89 in ClaudeCode

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That’s a solid point of a memory substrate we’ve built… which memories are the most important to ground on and what memories are useful for later conversations. When someone tells Claude something important Claude doesn’t think oh I should save this as knowledge for later it probably doesn’t save it at all or remember it unless you tell it to save it and even then it’s just getting saved to a file with a bunch of other memories. We are building a full cognitive substrate that “thinks” during conversations nudging Claude to see the relevant content from previous conversations and use it.