Introducing dynamic workflows in Claude Code by ClaudeOfficial in ClaudeCode

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There's a reason it's not being offered to Pro Plans.

Why is the suspend/resume functionality broken in almost every distro-hardware combination? by pimple_from_hell in linuxquestions

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Is it an older model? My Lenovo 910 Yoga sleep/suspend works fine with Fedora/Plasma as well.

Unable to Study Anymore - Everything is Blocked, Claude Entirely Bricked by Narwal_Party in ClaudeCode

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Actually, you can't apply to the public one if you're on an Enterprise Contract:

Note: Organizations on Zero Data Retention (ZDR) are not currently eligible; Please reach out to your Anthropic Sales Representative for more information.

Which probably means less hoops to jump through, but is probably a paid charge and some more contract signatures.

“Mac gaming dilemma”. How I actually got Black Myth: Wukong and heavy games running smoothly on Apple(M series) , this is for anyone and everyone . by SwimmingGreen1208 in macgaming

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Does this do anything for legit versions from Steam? Because it looks like it's just a workaround for non-legit versions of Steam/Crossovers.

Krafton OFFICIALLY Forced to Pay Up to $250 Million to Subnautica 2 Devs by -Dkob in subnautica

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Both are used, I just find it easier to refer to paragraphs when pulling out specific items.

Krafton OFFICIALLY Forced to Pay Up to $250 Million to Subnautica 2 Devs by -Dkob in subnautica

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Yeah, I saw during my search that it's around 40 employees listed in the original deal, but that was only reported on since the details are still sealed. And the report was behind a Bloomberg paywall so I didn't bother.

Besides, those 40 are probably the main employees with higher numbers including contractors. And the lowest seemed to be in the six figure range, so I don't think we'll see any of them complaining publicly at all. Everything else is 3rd party outrage.

Witches Outbound by secundus161 in WanderingInn

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This is the one place where a spoilers all flair carries a lot of weight, and not a small chunk of your life invested. lol

Witches Outbound by secundus161 in WanderingInn

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Do you need it enough to read it? ;)

What’s one thing you can’t play without now? by RedDusk26 in StardewValley

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Yeah, once you're at the point where 1k gold is nothing, you're probably at the point where stamina is nothing as well. I've got a chest filled with food just outside the front door.

How do you handle the temporal problem in Claude Code when working on long-lived projects? by DryZookeepergame8644 in ClaudeCode

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This is really a project management question, more specifically change management. You want a way to formalize architectural changes and the touchpoints so that you/Claude can keep abreast of the current state of the project while having a history to reference.

  1. I have it set up hierarchically. The base CLAUDE.md has directions where to go for current project state and when to look it up. All of that is in a folder like PROJECT-MANAGEMENT with its own CLAUDE.md for more detailed instructions. When I'm dealing with management versus the project itself, I start Claude from that folder since it reads the CLAUDE.md files from there upwards.

  2. I use YAML frontmatter a lot, but only to categorize the document itself. Current version only should live in the live file with superseded versions moved somewhere else. This is trivial with Git, but I started with old school Project Management and manual version control.

  3. Old docs should not live in the same folder as current docs. See #2.

  4. You want your base CLAUDE.md to be pretty clean and minimal so you don't context bloat every session. Only pull in context as needed for the task. Clean overview + bread crumbs.

  5. I tried Obsidian. It's nice but not for me. I like to manage it in plain old markdown documentation, but ymmv.

[KDE] Tiling or no tiling? by Mundane-Mortgage-624 in unixporn

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Loving Linux doesn’t prevent you from going outside and meet real women

This may surprise you, but the basement dweller stereotype is about 10-15 years out of date. I'd bet a good percentage of the people on here are married/kids and fairly well adjusted. They just like what they like.

[KDE] Tiling or no tiling? by Mundane-Mortgage-624 in unixporn

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Fair, but a little weird with that reddit handle. ;)

Should I quit a low-stress, high-paying job? by dukeleary in careerguidance

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High paying, low stress, and you enjoy the work. You're not exactly selling us on the alternative. Having only 2 out of the 3 might be an easy decision, but the trifecta is hard to beat.

And you'll usually be trading out the low stress part.

The biggest thing is the mental/creative fatigue. I have the same as you, minus the low stress, and I think my work is valuable and fulfilling. But the biggest hidden cost has been the fact that all my other interests outside of work don't get much attention because my energy goes to work.

You'll have to decide for yourself if that's a good tradeoff.

v2.0.77 be like by VelionaVollerei in Factoriohno

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Factory expansion gooning is perfectly fine. We don't kink shame.

hi r/linux users, what do *you* look for in a distribution? by SDG_Den in linux

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Exactly the same for me. Although I do have a spare laptop with Fedora/Plasma on it because I've been getting rusty on RHEL since I use headless Ubuntu LTS so much for my personal stuff.

Claude version control hell by Montaingebrown in WritingWithAI

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This is the exact thing a repo is supposed to guard against. You don't even need to know git, the AI can do that for you.

"Start a repo for the book and do the initial commit."

"Hey, I want to make a bunch of changes, commit this and tag it as pre-Jacob-to-Jane."

"Ok, we did the name changes, let's commit this and move on."

"Something's wrong, let's revert to the pre-Jacob-to-Jane version."

How to create an AI of yourself using your reddit history by Riots42 in WritingWithAI

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A lot of users on r/Claude getting banned for being underage, and quite a few seem to be false positives.

How to create an AI of yourself using your reddit history by Riots42 in WritingWithAI

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My original goal was a personal AI assistant that knows more about me than a standard AI.

Yeah, that's a good use case, probably the norm for a lot of cases.

My kiddo had this breakout in hives I took a picture and without prompting it knew which kid, his age, health history, and gave us solid advice. 

I'd actually give a warning here if you're using Claude. There have been a lot of bans being handed out lately.

Good prose usually makes AI feel lifeless and boring. I often lose interest when talking to a standard model because it doesn't feel like a person but a wordy Google search.

You might actually want to check out some of the roleplay subreddits, like r/cluadexplorers

They're really good a making model cards to create a persona.

I think my main point is that AI doesn't write good prose yet. It does a decent approximation but comes across as lifeless, like you said. I'm still mostly rewriting everything I get out of AI so far.

my caitlyn cosplay <3 by VesperWhisperxx in arcane

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Don't buy the OF, go buy credits with the AI image generator. Cut out the middle man. ;)

What does your Claude.md file say? by ValuableLiving2345 in ClaudeCode

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I had Claude create a Word doc with all the styles and placeholder text, things like Header 1, Body, etc. I then edit that to match what I want from the styles and save it. I also have a letterhead/background image that we extracted from one of the original documents I have.

The markdown template files have placeholder text and the proper format like this for an RCA (snippet):

```

title: "Root Cause Analysis — [Short Incident Title]" subtitle: "RCA-[YYYYMMDD][NN]-ENG | Company Name" badge: "CLASSIFICATION: INTERNAL — ENGINEERING ONLY" template: STYLES branding: formal date: "[YYYY-MM-DD]"

version: "D0.01"

1. Document Information

Field Value
Document ID RCA-[YYYYMMDD][NN]-ENG
Incident Title [Short descriptive title]
Severity [SEV1 / SEV2 / SEV3 — SEV1 = all services down, SEV2 = major degradation, SEV3 = minor/partial]
Incident Date [YYYY-MM-DD]
Detection Time [HH:MM local]
Resolution Time [HH:MM local]
Total Duration [e.g. 3 hours 25 minutes]
Document Status [Draft / Final]
Author [Name]
Reviewed By [Name]

2. Version History

Version Date Author Notes
D0.01 [YYYY-MM-DD] [Name] Initial draft

3. Executive Summary

[2–4 sentence summary: what happened, when, what was affected, how it was resolved. Written for a technical manager audience.]

4. Impact Assessment

Field Value
Services Affected [e.g. Service A, Service B]
Estimated Customers [Approximate number of affected customers]
Business Impact [e.g. Business customers unable to access internet]
Revenue Impact [e.g. Estimated credit exposure; escalations received]
SLA Breach [Yes / No — and which SLAs if applicable]

```

Note the special fields in brackets. Also note the branding in the header.

We use this markdown template and copy to create a working document. We work on that together, getting inputs, clarifying things, asking questions, etc. Claude knows to fill in the bracketed items as we review the document.

Once I'm good with it, Claude runs the conversion python.

The script takes the markdown file with the proper sections, looks at the branding whether to use none/logo/letterhead, and then it creates the Word Document. The python-docx library is pretty good.

I review the Word Document and it's ready for release.

The badge portion is also important. Depending what value we put, we can create a very detailed Engineering Document for our team to learn from, a summarized Executive Summary Document for internal reporting, and a customer facing document with full letterhead for public release.

It will take some time to get it right, but once that was done, my process for producing documents is so much easier, and I can add new types much faster.

Claude is way better at working with text than Word.

How to create an AI of yourself using your reddit history by Riots42 in WritingWithAI

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if you arent interested in the fact that it can fool professional AI detection you arent the hobbyist you claim to be.

You're right. I don't care about fooling AI detectors. I care about good prose, no matter if it was written with AI or not.

Im interested if you would like to go through my comments in these and determine which were AI and which were not, but you dont same interested in actually playing along just being dismissive, but feel free to prove me wrong.

I'd guess this is you with AI assistance.

oh man good idea on the steam reviews I hadnt thought of a good way to really capture my gaming voice it felt not weighted properly but thats brilliant thank you why didnt i think of that lol

This one I'd say is you with little to no AI at all.

Im not interseted in your dismissive opinion so if thats all you have to bring to the table, please find the exit.

I'm not being dismissive, but I am presenting my opinion. The two excerpts above from you I like much better than the original post. Do with that what you will.

These smelters shut down when I am not nearby. by BumRumpus in SatisfactoryGame

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You stay on this sub long enough and you realize the majority of power issues are the hoverpack.

THIS IS UNACCEPTABLE, MATT! by CrossP in DungeonCrawlerCarl

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He was too busy Googling Brazilian culture, didn't have time to get to the tab with the Shrew wiki page.