Peter Steinberger

tmux + chrome-devtools is next level. Loop fully closed.

how does that work? Know that you can background the process in Bash, but how can you then easily check input and send keys to it?

And yes, somebody took postgresql and smashed it with a hammer until it's a 4MB webassembly module that can run anywere.

run background stuff without blocking. claude can do that directly but codex needs help.

both work, i asked my agent to test both and it said tmux is more efficient.

seems better, like not opening 10 blank tabs.

get the mcp and tell your agent to use tmux.

Which of these do you use that need that?

you can try to massage codex to do a long-running task, or just queue messages. simple wins.

it just keeps telling you that it's done, commands are NOPs then.

They: SUBAGENTS RAG MULTI AGENT PIPELINES
me: presses enter 5 times

yeah. good enough for now. Everything's different again in a a few months.

Yeah, annoying . Codex does it proper and queues.

Can be useful, yes. refactor tasks work faster my way

Tried the GDPR data export from Spotify. By default, you get like 6 JSON files with almost nothing. After many emails and complaining and a month of waiting, I got a 250MB archive with basically EVERY INTERACTION I ever did with any Spotify client, all my searches. Everything.

Any interaction I ever did, including window sizes, connection timeouts, what song I stopped when. Nothing particular interesting, just every-freaking-thing.

They even store the brand of headphone I use. How do you even get that data, digging deep in CoreBluetooth?

Throttling support is pretty common. Why not use all time, they don’t gain anything from doing that fast. In a month I might have lost interest.

And they need to store window size from my Mac client for that?

Pretty sure it’s some “let’s collect all and aee what we can use” paradigm.

I could probably, but I’d love for someone else to take over a more in-depth research. Need to run a company and that eats up most of my time.

DM, but not about that tweet. Already spent way too much time answering questions on that.

Props to @NOYBeu for being persistent, and shame to Sweden for taking 4 years and litigation against the IMY (their data privacy office) to decide *anything*.

Happy that my data set and complain was useful in showing big companies that they are not above the law.

Do I have anyone from GitHub in my timeline who could help me get my account on GitHub back?
It was snatched by crypto scammers.

Dude unless it's a verified email everyone can create any git commit. Learn basic git commands.

Because it's only that community that harasses me on all channels and they were already waiting.

it wasn't hacked, I messed up the rename and my old name was snatched in 10 seconds.

Peter Steinberger