I'm part of a small Discord server and thought it would be funny to make a Geoguessr-style game where you get presented with a random interesting message from the server and have to guess when, where and by who it was posted.
Running Claude Code locally is annoying since you have to deal with permissions and agents interfering with each other (and you have to be at your computer), but running Claude Code on the web is annoying because the cloud environment is so limited.
One of my favorite AI papers is “Lets Think Dot By Dot”, which finds that LLMs can use meaningless filler tokens (like “.”) to improve their performance, but I was overestimating the implications until recently and I think other people might be too.
CloudFlare recently had an incident where some code expected that a list would never contain more than 20 items, and then it was presented with a list of more than 20 items. Internet commenters rushed to point out that the problem was that the code was written in Rust …