Good list. Missing for me

- NIH

- GIGO

- Rule of 3

Soon on Show HN: I built an open source tool that controls your electric typewriter.

Congrats on shipping and thanks for sharing. Sorry for the silly question, but can you help me understand what’s the difference between this and https://github.com/snarktank/ralph

(I didn’t dive too deep into neither so my apologies if it’s apples to oranges)

Some people are actively trying to shift the Overton Window, and sadly some attempts are more successful than others.

This is the page history. Using the K word for Jewish people is antisemitic. There was no mention of his affiliation of IDF, in fact the page mentions he was released from service in order to pursue his academics.

https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Michael_O._Rabin&...

I did.

TIL. Also just realized that Alan Turing was also one of Church’s doctoral students. We stand on the shoulders of these giants.

I did, it went great until it borked my mac user to the point it's non recoverable (separate mac mini, I just created a new one)

I then moved to Claude CoWork + computer use + dispatch. (before Anthropic disabled the subscription option, although that would have pushed me even more... sadly)

Now use it less and use more Claude Code Remote Routines... all it needs is computer use and I'm selling my Mac Mini... (I probably won't, need something to pay with paperclip, gastown, nanoclaw and the next 100k stars FOMO hype)

Built in Co-Pilot I believe can do this better than gh-aw (or a click away).

Cursor has that too by the way (issue -> remote coding session -> PR -> update slack)

If anyone from anthropic reads it. I love this feature very much, when it works. And it mostly doesn't.

The main bugs / missing features are

1. It loses connection to it's connectors, mostly to the slack connector. It does all the work, then says it can't connect to slack. Then when you show it a screenshot of itself with the slack connector, it will say, oh, yeah, the tools are now loaded and does the rest of the routine.

2. ability to connect it to github packages / artifactory (private packages) - or the dangerous route of allowing access to some sort of vault (with non critical dev only secrets... although it's always a risk. But cursor has it...)

3. the GitHub MCP not being able to do simple things such as update release markdown (super simple use case of creating automated release notes for example)

You are so close, yet so far...

It's remarkable how often it refuses to introspect but a SCREENSHOT of itself and suddenly "yeah this works fine".

This happens in all their UIs, including, say, Claude in Excel, as well.