rethab

Wonderful AWK command there. For those with hobbies other than AWK, here's what it does:

  - set variable s to that string: -v s='=== /C=IN/OU=emSign PKI/O=eMudhra Technologies Limited/CN=emSign ECC Root CA - G3'
  - on lines matching the regex between //, set skip to false: /^(===|###) /{skip=0}
  - on lines matching s, set skip to true: $0==s{skip=1}
  - if skip is false, print the line: !skip

Note the last part where it just says !skip without a curly braces. AWK defaults to print in that case.

It’s not just correcting grammar. Not just a few words. Almost every paragraph starts in the same style.

To be clear, I don’t want to be negative. Don’t want to just troll —- I’m just noticing how all of it is generated. It’s difficult to unsee once you know.

surely if they did that everybody would complain how github "lost its touch with open source since they now prioritize paid services"

In claude code, there's a built-in skill `/insights` which gives you a report on how you've been using claude code and where you could improve.

I only use opus 4.7 and am on the 100$/mo plan. I usually make sure the context does not grow beyond 30-40% of the 1m tokens. On heavy coding days where I do something pretty similar to this, I would occasionally run into the five hour limit, but that happens like once per week and then it wouldn't take too long to reset. Note that I use caveman, but I'm not sure to what extent that really helps.

what's his next thing, is that known?

This article should have started with a disclosure that the author offers a commercial alternative?