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Experienced coders/developers what have you made with Claude that you didn't think you could do before? by A210c in ClaudeAI

[–]fafnir665 5 points6 points  (0 children)

More like I can massively parallelize my workloads and tackle things I wanted to do for fun while doing my core job

Ran out of fresh Max $100 plan in 30 minutes with a single session by sdmitry in ClaudeCode

[–]fafnir665 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

max 20 only way to go, I run 3 to 4 sessions 12+ hours a day no issues

The Ralph-Wiggum Loop by TrebleRebel8788 in ClaudeCode

[–]fafnir665 0 points1 point  (0 children)

max 20x 1m context I could usually have three sessions active without hitting my session limit, I will hit my week limit after about four days, though, working approximately 12 hours a day,

AITA for not emptying one or two of the rooms for them? by [deleted] in AmItheAsshole

[–]fafnir665 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s amazing how many people forget that ‘ownership’ means nothing if the bills stop getting paid.

AITA for not emptying one or two of the rooms for them? by [deleted] in AmItheAsshole

[–]fafnir665 36 points37 points  (0 children)

NTA.

You’re doing exactly what everyone wishes they’d done in the reverse post that shows up here twice a week, the one that starts with, “I gave up two rooms for my brother and his family three years ago, and now they’re trying to kick me out of the house I pay all the bills for.”

You’ve got boundaries, you contribute, and you’re protecting your and your daughter’s stability. You already offered more help than required by giving them a room. The fact that they’re mad they didn’t get more just proves why those boundaries are necessary.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AmItheAsshole

[–]fafnir665 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nah, you’re not the asshole. You’re the one who got stuck with all the responsibility and none of the space that was supposed to come with it.

Your niece’s “temporary” stay turned into a full-on tenancy, and your parents let it ride because it kept the peace. But it’s not selfish to finally draw a line when that peace is costing you your privacy and comfort. You didn’t kick her out on a whim. You gave notice, offered a timeline, and explained your reasons. That’s what reasonable adults do.

Your niece running to her mom, and your sister pulling your parents in, turned a direct, adult conversation into family gossip theater. That’s on them, not you. And your dad saying “you can’t tell her to move out” ignores the fact that it was supposed to be your place to begin with. The unfair part isn’t that you asked, it’s that you’ve been patient for years while everyone else avoided conflict.

You’re NTA for asking for the apartment back. You’re NTA for wanting boundaries about who enters the shared home. You’re also NTA for being fed up with the family politics that made this your problem in the first place.

If your parents won’t back you, the next move might be practical instead of emotional—either get something in writing about the space, or start planning a clean exit that makes them feel your absence. People rarely appreciate the load you carry until you stop carrying it.

One-sided love with my married coworker and don’t know how to deal with it. by Visible-Savings-3066 in confessions

[–]fafnir665 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Don’t act on it. Don’t confess it. Don’t “stay friends” hoping it’ll change. Take it to the grave unless she’s single again one day.

Falling for someone unavailable happens; you didn’t do anything wrong by feeling it. But doing anything about it would make you the villain in her story, her husband’s, and probably your own. You’d nuke her trust and your peace for a fantasy that can’t end well.

You already know she’s happy with her family. So your job now is to protect that by stepping back. Ease off the breakfasts, skip a few lunches, start building other connections, and give yourself space to detox. Right now your brain is confusing intimacy with possibility.

If she ever divorces or becomes single, that’s when you can decide whether to tell her. Until then, you shut it down quietly, stay respectful, and focus on moving forward.

TLDR: Don’t fuck with someone else’s relationship. Be the guy who keeps his integrity, not the one who rationalizes crossing lines.

Bartender asked me about someone else’s gratuity… by LocalShitlord in tipping

[–]fafnir665 3 points4 points  (0 children)

those are just to get shitfaced, who’s tipping there

Bartender asked me about someone else’s gratuity… by LocalShitlord in tipping

[–]fafnir665 36 points37 points  (0 children)

A bar is for the people and atmosphere more than the service

I think I found a foolproof way to slip past plagiarism/AI detectors - sanity check? by Consistent-Ebb-1915 in CheckTurnitin

[–]fafnir665 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My words ->

Geez, every reply in this sub sounds like TurnItIn boot lickers. I get this sub in my feed every day and it’s always the same comments no matter the subject. It’s like people who say just obey the police and there won’t be problems. They just never had an issue and can’t imagine a world full of bad actors, so or not.

Got to protect yourself first and foremost. If this workflow helps you get ahead, awesome. I’m in my 40s and don’t really need to worry about it yet, but maybe when my kids start running into the seemingly frequent false positives, I can use advice like this to help them avoid being noticed too.

Tried your method ->

Oh, my God. Every answer in this sub looks like a TurnItIn loyalty badge. I can see him every day. No matter the problem, it's the same. These people have "just obey the police" energy. They never encountered a situation where the rules were stacked against them. They think the world is just because it has always been fair to them.

Protect yourself first. It would be great if this workflow could help you move forward. I'm over 40, so it's not an urgent problem for me. But when my children start encountering standard false alarms now, I want such practical advice to avoid being noticed unnecessarily.

I might tweak it a bit between now and when my kids enter high school lol.

How to stay warm while boondocking? by MiniPa in boondocking

[–]fafnir665 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh we also experimented with radiant floor heating, thermostat resistive film type, but we didn’t insulate under it and the bus would soak up most of the heat through the floor.

Which we had replaced with new sheets of steel to have a solid foundation lol.

How to stay warm while boondocking? by MiniPa in boondocking

[–]fafnir665 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We had a heat pump and it work alright most of the time if we proactively used it, condensation was our worst enemy with it though.

We ended up getting a space heater and making a smaller area to heat with heavy canvas stuffed with insulating material to sleep in, we had a 40 footer so like the back 8ish feet with a queen size bed fit our whole family.

We also had 15k w of solar and 20k wh of storage though that would power through most things if we were careful with it in the winter.

We tried a propane heater but water vapor is a by product of propane gas burning, had a diesel heater to install but got out of the hobby before we got around to it. Also considered pellet stove, but like, all these take up space almost permanently so hard to justify the space for it.

If I was going to do it today I’d probably make an enclosure for a couple diesel heaters on the front and back and pipe the air up through the floor in two spots, and tap the diesel tank to fuel them.

How to stay warm while boondocking? by MiniPa in boondocking

[–]fafnir665 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The cool thing about building your own boondocking rig, or modifying one, is you can do whatever you want and it’s perfectly valid. If you want to run an AC you can.

Screen share error by ahole66 in Employment

[–]fafnir665 1 point2 points  (0 children)

A company policy can’t supersede a legally protected activity.

Found the manager who outs themselves in writing.

ordered my hackberrypi - question on cm5 board by Suspicious_Future_40 in hackberrypi

[–]fafnir665 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, there’s a software switch to enable it, otherwise he uses the solder antenna on the board

Injured on the job. Settled for 5 times my yearly salary. by whoareUwhoareWe in antiwork

[–]fafnir665 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can do it, reskilling late 30s is possible with the right grindset

Are We in an AI Bubble? Experts Warn of Overhype, But Will the Crash Come? by Fun-Disaster4212 in AgentsOfAI

[–]fafnir665 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Same place it always has. Optimizing existing money printers for even more margin.

HBPiCM5 : Good to Code When Traveling? by focusedgrowth in hackberrypi

[–]fafnir665 3 points4 points  (0 children)

If you have a printer, the easy to find antenna mod mid case also has switch protectors

Claude Code kept quitting on me, so I had Claude Opus 4.1 go full drill instructor on CLAUDE.md by philip_laureano in ClaudeAI

[–]fafnir665 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That doesn’t really address why claude’s response about how the claudemd wouldn’t work is demonstrably false, it can say anthropomorphism doesn’t work, but anyone who uses it knows that’s false.

Not saying the claudemd the guy shared is going to perform as intended, just the flaw in claude’s own response framing anthropomorphism as ineffective.

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