Sounds very interesting - I’ve used SQLite in a few Rust based projects where performance was the deciding factor… a perf comparison with this would be very useful

Ah, never knew about this injection…

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Perhaps a small proxy between Claude code and the API to enforce following CLAUDE.md may improve things… I may try this

I’m threw a few hours at Codex the other day and was incredibly disappointed with the outcome…

I’m a heavy Claude code user and similar workloads just didn’t work out well for me on Codex.

One of the areas I think is going to make a big difference to any model soon is speed. We can build error correcting systems into the tools - but the base models need more speed (and obviously with that lower costs)

Any experience w/ Haiku-4.5? Your "heavy Claude code user" and "speed" comment gave me hope you might have insights. TIA

Not GP but my experience with Haiku-4.5 has been poor. It certainly doesn't feel like Sonnet 4.0 level performance. It looked at some python test failures and went in a completely wrong direction in trying to address a surface level detail rather than understanding the real cause of the problem. Tested it with Sonnet 4.5 and it did it fine, as an experienced human would.

Thanks!

Try composer 1 (cursor’s new model). I plan with sonnet 4.5, and then execute with composer, because it’s just so fast.

Today I learned...

"Super Fami-Com ("FAMIly COMputer")"

Doh!

It was a sequel to the Famicom.

Commonly known as the Su-Fami!

Compare Nintendo 64 = Roku-Yon (Six-Four) and PlayStation = Pure-Sute

> In what application would you load all users into memory from database and then filter them with TypeScript functions?

You’d be surprised! I have worked on a legacy PHP service which did something very similar

Can’t I just photo a printed AI generated pic? What use is the proof?

Yes - everyone hates teams

Teams is useless comparing to slack if you need to coordinate work indeed.

I suppose you're supposed to use the whole Microsoft "ecosystem" for what a single app can do.

If it’s a major compromise you can simply roll out a new key… invalidating all current JWTs forcing a new login… you could also group signing keys by user type to further minimise the refreshes.

And many of these sub-sub-programs cost more to run than they distribute.

Just like NGOs and charity in general.

Feature, not a bug.

I sit my external routers (and Starlink) behind another network (DMZ).