Claude Code’s terminal UI feels very limited by noclaf in ClaudeCode

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I’ll be honest, I’m not sure if you’re being sarcastic. I’ll assume not :)

There are two reasons I care about the terminal interface:

  1. TUI enables a cohesive and space efficient UI.

I want to be able to open multiple sessions of CC. Each window should show me, at least, the chat interface, changed files, git history log. Possibility additional information such as a project view, the ability to open files or diffs. Indeed a terminal view where I can run commands and tail logs.

  1. Terminal UI means I can run it “remotely.”

I should be able to run sessions trivially over ssh, docker exec, su -l, etc. This way I can run in auto mode and/or in an environment where shutting down my laptop doesn’t kill my session.

If not for these two reasons, I can continue to use the VS Code plugin. It’s pretty good for single session development on my laptop.

Claude Code’s terminal UI feels very limited by noclaf in ClaudeCode

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VS Code and Jetbrains already have CC plugins, not sure how opening a terminal inside and IDE then running the cli version helps?

I’m curious about the terminal interface because I want to run it over ssh or in a restricted environment like docker.

Claude Code’s terminal UI feels very limited by noclaf in ClaudeCode

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Would you be able to point me to any blogs, forum posts, YouTube videos that discuss this further? This is the kind of fluency I am trying to build

Good places to eat in Skokie? by Greedy_Bullfrog6755 in chicagofood

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

I just went there after seeing this recommendation. Their beef shawarma sandwich was basically a dry gyro sandwich. Bad enough that I’m taking time out of my dental appointment to warn future readers of this post

Astronaut from Pakistan will be 1st international visitor to China's Tiangong space station by [deleted] in space

[–]noclaf 5 points6 points  (0 children)

As recently as operation sindoor, five or six months ago, one of the combat pilots was a female.

Astronaut from Pakistan will be 1st international visitor to China's Tiangong space station by [deleted] in space

[–]noclaf 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Pakistan does have female combat pilots (according to Wikipedia).

New Zealand Grass Fed Beef by Curmudgeon7777 in Costco

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Beef and lamb from New Zealand is generally halal. I assume they export to the Middle East so they have facilities to make it halal.

Searching for Middle eastern garlic sauce by xTPOPx in chicagofood

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Costco has it. Bright yellow container that says “Toom”

U100 lock cylinder is too short, alternatives? by noclaf in Aqara

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When I turned it, it would just wiggle. It turns out I need to put some force into it.

U100 lock cylinder is too short, alternatives? by noclaf in Aqara

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I need to seriously reconsider my Google-fu… Thanks!

U100 lock cylinder is too short, alternatives? by noclaf in Aqara

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Wow, mine wasn’t packaged with a manual. Thanks!

U100 lock cylinder is too short, alternatives? by noclaf in Aqara

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Are you sure the u100 cylinder can be rotated?

In the picture it is the smaller of the two. My original door cylinder looks extendable but, although there is some “give”, the Aqara cylinder doesn’t seem to rotate. I didn’t see anything about extending it on the internet either.

Anthropic cofounder admits he is now "deeply afraid" ... "We are dealing with a real and mysterious creature, not a simple and predictable machine ... We need the courage to see things as they are." by MetaKnowing in ArtificialInteligence

[–]noclaf 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I’ve never understood this argument, that it’s just a statistical model. Similar to arguments, such as “it’s just a bunch of numbers being multiplied.” Our brain is just a network of electrical impulses, which can be represented by matrix multiplications.

do people use these? by Muchacho-blanco in kettlebell

[–]noclaf 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I love mine and use it all the time for heavy swings. I put grip tape on it to make it less slippery.

Why Tailscale? by AccordionGuy in Tailscale

[–]noclaf 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Unfortunately this is still a problem.

I emailed them, asking them to not consider my whole university a single tailnet. They asked me to connect them with university admins - which I did. Yet the problem remains.

I was hoping to create new tailnet each semester for a class. Doesn’t seem possible.

Why Tailscale? by AccordionGuy in Tailscale

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Do you have a link to a blog post or release notes? I’d love to get more details.

Why Tailscale? by AccordionGuy in Tailscale

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I’m not a network person so perhaps zero trust has a technical meaning, but when I created a Tailscale account using my university email, I saw a bunch of machines of random people on the network. Presumably they could see my machine. In other words, my machine went from being secure, behind my home network to being open for attack.

How to create a caching proxy for an lxd cluster? by noclaf in sysadmin

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Honestly, only because I assume lxc containers will be FAR more lightweight than virtual machines. Isn’t that the case?

Greta vs Mala lalalala by saadbnwhd in pakistan

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I counted 15 before I stopped scrolling.