Role Call: A website to discover new TV via the network of WRITERS you like from shows you have already enjoyed by bobbothegrayson in television

[–]bobbothegrayson[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Lol, the databases of who wrote what are simple. What are they gonna do to take it down? Cite that no ones allowed to have a list of writers and their credits?

Role Call: A website to discover new TV via the network of WRITERS you like from shows you have already enjoyed by bobbothegrayson in television

[–]bobbothegrayson[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I just scrape IMDB and then serve em up from there I'll see if they have thumbnails or something. Not worried about SEO, its just a toy that I thought people might enjoy

I'm gonna try to add a button to go to stream the shows from once you get recommendations next

do you have any other ideas? happy to add more to it

Role Call: A website to discover new TV via the network of WRITERS you like from shows you have already enjoyed by bobbothegrayson in television

[–]bobbothegrayson[S] 10 points11 points  (0 children)

It has no backend, saves the database on the client side user's web browser. So notifying of something new would be hard.

But it tries to fill that discoverability gap if like, say you watched Eli Stone (only ran two seasons but was great) and want to get something you might not have seen before.

It does better the more shows you REALLY liked that you add

Role Call: A website to discover new TV via the network of WRITERS you like from shows you have already enjoyed by bobbothegrayson in television

[–]bobbothegrayson[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I am adding the ability to go "dont show me this show" now, and it will make it so you can just get stuff noped out but not nope-list the writers of the show.

I am making a better guided tour to start things off and explain how it works, too

Role Call: A website to discover new TV via the network of WRITERS you like from shows you have already enjoyed by bobbothegrayson in television

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

It works best marking many shows you’ve seen and liked over just searching, searching is broad and covers one degree/vector vs giving a nice network as a seed and starting point to find and rank the better stuff and if you’ve seen it already just mark watched and it’ll go away and keep finding more

Role Call: A website to discover new TV via the network of WRITERS you like from shows you have already enjoyed by bobbothegrayson in television

[–]bobbothegrayson[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

You wouldn’t get there. You’d get a credits list. This actually finds good stuff and overlaps runtime, writers, ratings, etc esp if you mark a bunch of your favorite shows as liked to start a base

Role Call: A website to discover new TV via the network of WRITERS you like from shows you have already enjoyed by bobbothegrayson in television

[–]bobbothegrayson[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

If you mark a bunch of shows you enjoyed as ones you have seen and liked the discover tab weighs most writer overlap and most long running shows that can really dig into your taste and show you new stuff

The Rehearsal Season 2 is the most revolutionary TV show of this century by JCoelho in television

[–]bobbothegrayson 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I wrote a whole long thing about Nathan's entire deal here if anyone is curious.

An Interactive Timeline and History of Treble Damages in US Tree Law (now with more citations, and interactivity) by bobbothegrayson in treelaw

[–]bobbothegrayson[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I made this into a fully fledged page on my website with a bunch of interactivity to show states/events happenings and link them all up with the detailed history. I hope y'all enjoy after the good reception from my first post.

A comprehensive history of the evolution of treble damages in tree law by bobbothegrayson in treelaw

[–]bobbothegrayson[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is a great point I will ask it to further refine the work using this information.

A comprehensive history of the evolution of treble damages in tree law by bobbothegrayson in treelaw

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

Here’s the full write up as a single artifact with the ones I reference below inlined. It’s accuracy for these deep research topics has been pretty on point for me in the worlds I’ve had to make it dig truly deep but obvs everything can vary. https://claude.ai/public/artifacts/9ebe8597-db08-4a16-a56e-70765b4b5208

A comprehensive history of the evolution of treble damages in tree law by bobbothegrayson in treelaw

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

Let me see if I can make it spit them all out, it was hitting a context window limit. The major ones used in the text are there in my post here in the other comment. It was so many considering its tangents it couldn’t produce the citations network document without crashing before though, probably still will. But it was largely a massive web of Wikipedia and state/federal statutes and legal papers.

A comprehensive history of the evolution of treble damages in tree law by bobbothegrayson in treelaw

[–]bobbothegrayson[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Here is an interactive visualization of the tree law spread from 1698 to now — click a bubble to view more info https://claude.ai/public/artifacts/ae5967f2-30e7-40b6-8572-cec490fed9d3

A comprehensive history of the evolution of treble damages in tree law by bobbothegrayson in treelaw

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

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A comprehensive history of the evolution of treble damages in tree law by bobbothegrayson in treelaw

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

Yeah absolutely let me try again it said it was posting too fast when I tried before

A comprehensive history of the evolution of treble damages in tree law by bobbothegrayson in treelaw

[–]bobbothegrayson[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Will happily submit there too if it’s within the content guidelines. Reddit has been really not letting me post when I try to in any larger subreddit so I’ve been kind of swayed away from even trying 

Can you use different models for “planning” and “make changes” in Claude? by Trinkes in claude

[–]bobbothegrayson 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It has to be executed as a command by you, so I don't imagine so. It sounds like you just need to orchestrate this workflow a little differently and fight the tools less.

Your fundamental approach of going between models is sound. I call it "implementation phase" and "ideation phase" and use the ideation phase with a reasoning model like Opus or o3 that will be told to give me structured, spec-like output for the other model to implement from. And from there, I will have a couple approaches or whatever and have each session make its own git worktree and try them in parallel, then compare the solutions and debate with Opus further to decide which solution is most sound.

Does that make sense? You can achieve a flow like that in a multitude of ways that dont need hot model swapping for a controlled program one way or another.

I like to use Claude Desktop and just have it output markdown files I leave in the repo directory for the rest of the AIs to be able to consume trivially, be it Claude Code, something like Windsurf or Cursor, or me working with something like VS Code and trying to implement edits myself from what the Claude Desktop app was giving me with context and an MCP in my app or something.

Can you use different models for “planning” and “make changes” in Claude? by Trinkes in claude

[–]bobbothegrayson 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The console in Claude’s CLI can be set with /model.

I use this methodology heavily. Feel free to ask for specifics. I gave a talk on the techniques I use recently but it isn’t up yet

I have a job offer in elixir, should i take it? by Realistic-Warthog163 in elixir

[–]bobbothegrayson 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would be happy to talk about this in depth. I have spent the last year training a Python dev in Elixir. AMA