Simon Massey simbo1905

CLAUDE_DESKTOP(1) User Commands CLAUDE_DESKTOP(1)

NAME claude-desktop-fix - resolve Claude Desktop startup hang on Windows

SYNOPSIS cmd /c "rd /s /q %APPDATA%\Claude"

DESCRIPTION Claude Desktop for Windows may fail to render content after a reboot or

Setup Git Worktree Script

This repository contains a helper script setup-git-worktree.sh that automates the creation of a bare Git repository with adjacent worktree directories, following the flat worktree architecture described in Tom Ups' article:

https://www.tomups.com/posts/git-worktrees/

Overview

The layout created by the script looks like this:

As at 7th April 2025 the company Together.AI offers hosted US hosted version of "DeepSeek R1 Distill Llama 70B". DeepSeek-R1-Distill-Llama 70B is part of the DeepSeek-R1 family. It is a denser llama architecture model trained by the bigger Mixture-of-Experts (MoE).

In order to use it with aider you need some settings changes:

Create ~/.aider.model.settings.yml:

- name: together_ai/deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-R1-Distill-Llama-70B
  edit_format: diff-fenced
 reasoning_tag: think

	#!/usr/bin/env zsh

	# newest - List newest files with realpaths
	#
	# USAGE:
	# newest [path] [count] [-r] [-q]
	#
	# OPTIONS:
	# path Directory path or hash (default: current directory)
	# count Number of files to show (default: 10)

	OPENCODE-MCP(5) OpenCode Configuration OPENCODE-MCP(5)

	NAME
	opencode-mcp - configure Model Context Protocol servers in OpenCode

	SYNOPSIS
	~/.config/opencode/opencode.json
	./opencode.json (project-specific)

	DESCRIPTION

	MISTRAL VIBE SETUP ON MACOS WITH ISOLATED PYTHON 3.12
	=====================================================

	NAME
	mistral-vibe-macos-setup - Install Mistral Vibe with isolated Python 3.12 on macOS

	SYNOPSIS
	This guide shows how to install Mistral Vibe using an isolated Python 3.12 environment on macOS.

	PREREQUISITES

	# this will only download what is there already
	find ~/Library/Mobile\ Documents/com~apple~CloudDocs/ -maxdepth 1 -name "*.zip" -type f \| \
	while read -r zipfile; do \
	if [[ ! -f "/Users/Shared/$(basename "$zipfile")" ]]; \
	then echo "Copying $(basename "$zipfile")..." && cp "$zipfile" /Users/Shared/; \
	fi; \
	done;

	#!/usr/bin/env zsh
	# shellcheck shell=bash
	# colors - Manage iTerm2 background and foreground colors with state persistence
	#
	# USAGE:
	# colors Load and apply colors from .colors file in current directory.
	# If no file exists, show interactive menu to choose from
	# predefined colors in ~/.colors_list
	#
	# colors random Randomly select a background from ~/.colors_list,


	# OpenHands Custom Build Setup (No Docker)

	## Prerequisites
	- Python 3.12 installed via pyenv
	- Poetry installed
	- Git repository cloned

	## Setup Steps


	in our implimentation of `static <T> Pickler<?> createPicklerForSealedTrait(Class<T> sealedClass)` when ever we see a
	record we write out classname of the records so that we can resolve the correct pickler to deseralize it. we have
	tests of complex trees where we have the same type of node many times. that bloats the final format. we want to be
	future proof to new records being added to the sealed trait between serialization and deserialization. so we cannot
	use a fixed map of permittted types to bytes to make the format very compact. yet there is no reason to write out a
	classname to the buffer twice. instead when we currently write out a classname we can memorize the offset in the
	bytebuffer where we are about to write the size of the classname then the bytes. this can be recorded in a map of
	class-to-offset called classNameToOffset. then when we are about to write out a new record we can check the keys in
	the map. if we have not yet written out the classname to the current buffer we can write out