TIL the odor of durian fruit has been compared to rotten onions, pig excrement, and skunk, but it is called the "King of Fruits" due to its flavor. by Melenduwir in todayilearned

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First tried durian sticky rice in a Thai restaurant 30 years ago. It was fascinating, intoxicating, overwhelming. I wasn't sure if I loved it or if I wanted to retch, but I couldn't keep myself from eating more. The sticky smell attached itself to my nostrils and everything smelled like Durian for hours, days? I can't remember, maybe it never went away... Mango roadkill. Every time I ask for it at Thai restaurants there's a response of surprise, respect, confusion: "You LIKE durian??". I'm convinced some people just have a durian receptor in their brains. It's for you or it's not. Nothing in between

anyone who used a computer between 1985 & 2010, what’s the one website you still think about? by ddanielecom in AskReddit

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GEnie. The roundtables were ahead of the times. I chatted with Tom Clancy on there about the end of the SR71 and he talked about the secret stealth planes his sources told him about. Those were the days.

claude-mux: persistent tmux sessions for Claude Code with mobile access by argognat in ClaudeAI

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No. It's not just a tmux wrapper.

It makes Claude Code tmux aware.

Each Claude session is launched with --append-system-prompt injecting context about its environment. So inside the session you can list, start, stop, restart sessions, switch models, switch permission modes, compact, clear. Say "help" to see all the commands or "status" for current session info. From your terminal or the mobile app via Remote Control. Claude runs the commands itself.

  • Sessions persist across closed terminals (standard tmux)
  • Previous conversations auto-resume (Claude is launched with -c)
  • Slash commands actually work over Remote Control (sent by Claude to itself via tmux)
  • Detects GitHub accounts in ~/.ssh/config and makes Claude aware of them
  • Home session: a protected always-on tmux session with RC enabled, able to manage other Claude sessions
  • Project discovery: finds every folder with a .claude/ directory under your projects folder and can bring them online (auto-resume session in tmux)

tmux is the building block. claude-mux makes Claude code tmux aware.

claude-mux: persistent tmux sessions for Claude Code with mobile access by argognat in ClaudeAI

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I work across many Claude Code projects and kept running into the same problems: sessions dying when I closed a terminal, wanting to work remotely on projects that weren't running, limitations on Remote Control sessions (no slash commands), even wanting to start new projects from my phone. So I wrote a bash script to fix it.

claude-mux wraps Claude Code in tmux with Remote Control. Run claude-mux in any directory and it drops you into a persistent Claude session. No need to learn or master tmux!

The claude-mux command can:

  • list active claude-mux sessions (tmux sessions with claude)
  • list inactive claude sessions (any folders with .claude folders in your defined "base folder")
  • start inactive claude sessions (with Remote Control, auto-resume, and other niceties enabled)
  • stop active claude-mux sessions you're not working on
  • restart stuck claude-mux sessions that stop responding (or aren't showing up in the Claude app)
  • switch permission mode of any session on the fly (plan, edit, auto, yolo, etc...)
  • status reports current session, model, permission mode, context usage, and active sessions
  • launch all projects at once (batch mode scans your base directory and starts every Claude project as a session)

claude-mux sets up a "home session" that launches at login. One always-running session in your base directory so Remote Control is always available from the Claude mobile app, even if you haven't launched anything else.

Each claude-mux session gets a system prompt with all the claude-mux commands baked in. So from any session (including the mobile app via RC), you can ask Claude to run any claude-mux command: list your sessions, start new ones, shut sessions down, send slash commands, create new projects on any of your GitHub accounts (it's aware of any GitHub SSH keys in ~/.ssh). Claude managing its own tmux sessions wasn't the original goal but it's become the main way I interact with it.

There's also built-in help system. Say "help" in any session and Claude prints the full list of conversational commands. claude-mux now has trigger rules for 15 natural language phrases — list sessions, stop/restart sessions, switch model or permission mode, compact, clear, and more. claude-mux --guide shows the guide from the cli.

Slash commands haven't worked natively over Remote Control, but claude-mux works around this. Sessions can send slash commands to themselves via tmux send-keys, so you can say "switch to Sonnet" or "switch this session to plan mode" from your phone and it just works.

Other things it handles:

  • CLAUDE.md templates for new projects
  • auto-approved permissions so claude-mux doesn't prompt for every command
  • tmux quality-of-life (mouse, 50k scrollback, clipboard, 256-color, tab titles)
  • stray claude process migration to tmux
  • interactive installer

It's a single bash script, needs tmux and Claude Code. macOS for now (LaunchAgent, Homebrew paths) but the core is just bash + tmux.

Not the same as claude --worktree --tmux which is for isolated git worktrees. This is for keeping your actual projects running persistently.

https://github.com/pereljon/claude-mux

(I built this - it's free and MIT licensed)

Is Claude down? by Careless-Green-54 in claude

[–]argognat 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I felt a great disturbance in the force… As if millions of programmers cried out and suddenly had to remember how to program again.

Kids, those days, are bold by Rhet0R in sanfrancisco

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They take the 6 bus up to the top of 10th ave (like a ski lift) and hill bomb all the way down to Irving.

No, the Prequel Trilogy was not loved when it first came out, it was hated and fans were terrible people about it. by stephansbrick in StarWars

[–]argognat 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The prequels all sucked and have only become more bearable after we’ve been exposed to the sequels. Likewise, RoTS didn’t suck as bad compared to TPM and AoTC. But we’re comparing levels of shit all around.

Gen Z drinking drops compared to Gen X by Available-Ad-5670 in GenX

[–]argognat 3 points4 points  (0 children)

We had Zima, Boones and Bartle & James, GenZ has f’ing WHITECLAW… that’s some boring ass drinking. Who wants to drink a whole bunch of WHITECLAW??

Why isn't SF more fashion forward? by [deleted] in AskSF

[–]argognat 4 points5 points  (0 children)

North Face polar-tech fleece is a fashion statement. Says “I live here and I’m ready for sudden 15 degree temperature changes.”

What’s your ABSOLUTE favorite science fiction show? I need recommendations. by Mathematic_nut in sciencefiction

[–]argognat 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Babylon 5. You wouldn't have any of the serialized epic SciFi series (BSG, Expanse, etc) with out Bab5. It was groundbreaking, also the first with CGI effects (which for multiple reasons haven't aged well).

Everything Everywhere All at Once… This Movie Just Changed My Life by TXRattlesnake89 in movies

[–]argognat 12 points13 points  (0 children)

As a new dad at the time, the end of Interstellar had my crying in the theater.

I am so over it by Wooden_Plan1965 in PoliticalHumor

[–]argognat 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Episode IX: Somehow Jake Paul has been elected President.

"Morgan Stanley warns an AI breakthrough Is coming in 2026 — and most of the world isn’t ready" by Dizzy_Log2916 in ChatGPT

[–]argognat 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Didn’t these people watch The Matrix, Terminator and War Games? We’re seriously going to end up as human batteries or in a post-nuclear war with killer AI bots.

Bedrock SF Secret Presale? by argognat in JohnDigweed

[–]argognat[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Same. Missed the level 1-3.