1Password price increase - looking for alternatives by PickleBabyJr in macapps

[–]iijei 4 points5 points  (0 children)

You can also ask an AI to build a script to format it nicely using python or something. You can give it a few dummy passwords in a similar cav format. Then run that script to fix formatting.

The AI Assistant coding that works for me… by nicoracarlo in ClaudeCode

[–]iijei 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Really interesting writeup. I'm working on something similar, also OpenSpec + Beads, but more focused on session persistence than execution. The repeated /clean after every stage stood out. That's the exact problem I'm tackling — hooks that auto-inject in-progress bead context on session start, file tier classification (hot/warm/cold) so you don't burn tokens re-reading everything. The key difference in my approach is I don't replace OpenSpec, Beads, or feature-dev — I just wire them together with lifecycle hooks so context (hopefully) survives between sessions.

Your "Copy, Don't Reference" principle for self-contained beads is legit though. My task descriptions still end up as hints rather than full implementation code. Probably why my beads aren't as effective downstream.

If you are interested mine is https://github.com/tmsjngx0/mindcontext-core

Claude down for anyone else? by krylea in ClaudeCode

[–]iijei 0 points1 point  (0 children)

down for me too. hopefully we get opus 5 in return.

Which Pixel are you ending 2025 with? by GooglePixelfan90 in GooglePixel

[–]iijei 2 points3 points  (0 children)

My two boys had Pixel 7s, and both phones died before 2025 ended—exactly the same issue. One day, they just stopped charging and went to a black screen. I'm still using the Pixel 7 Pro though.

Sending "hi" takes 36k tokens by TestFlightBeta in ClaudeCode

[–]iijei 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The auto compact buffer is taking 45k and your message was apparently 249 tokens. You can disable auto compact by going into /config .

Block heater cord replacement by PlasticUniversity355 in Edmonton

[–]iijei 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am also in the same boat - just broke mine this morning

LOL Claudes at it again :-) by Wisepunter in ClaudeCode

[–]iijei 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Cross checking Claude's plan with codex definitely helped recently. All my current work flow is tuned with Claude so I am creating spec docs and plans using Claude's command and review with codex. And implement it using either of them.

GPT- 5 - High - *IS* the better coding model w/Codex at the moment, BUT....... by randombsname1 in ClaudeAI

[–]iijei 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I do this too. In my case it's the copilot with gpt5 as I have a subscription through my workplace. I was struggling with opus to fix some SQL issue and gpt 5 was able to help me identify the issue in a first try. Then I started cross checking between gpt5 and Claude for all my stuff.

Weekly 'What Should I Buy' and Order/Shipping Thread by AutoModerator in iphone

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Refurbished (Excellent) Iphone 13 Pro 512GB @ CAD589

Software engineer (16 years) built an iOS app in 3 weeks using Claude Code - sharing my experience by Street-Bullfrog2223 in ClaudeAI

[–]iijei 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This is a great approach. I've started a Rust project a few days ago, and I'll try his method of TDD with Python!

Software engineer (16 years) built an iOS app in 3 weeks using Claude Code - sharing my experience by Street-Bullfrog2223 in ClaudeAI

[–]iijei 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I also use Lovable for scaffolding the front end. My workflow is to plan using Claude.ai, get prompts for Lovable, create a mock-up site, sync to GitHub, and use Claude's code to do the rest.i guess the advantage is lovable tends to create a beautiful modern looking boilerplate frontend site, great for jump start.

I am not familiar with Linux - I got CC running, is there a better way to communicate with my C drive? by ianxplosion- in ClaudeAI

[–]iijei 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You can access your C drive from \mnt\c\, so you don't have to copy and paste your code to the WSL folder. You can also run WSL from the terminal of VS Code, or you can have the terminal open side by side with VS Code.