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The Pi coding agent shows you all the sausage being made (reasoning/thinking blocks) that Claude Code hides from you. The same sort of basic, repeated mistake -> recovery loops are constant noise and...
The only reason it produces workable code in the end is that code is testable. It either lints/runs and conforms to a deterministic output or it doesn't. Then you refactor until it does.
Almost nothing else works that way. The world outside of coding and math is squishy and non-deterministic. So the same errors leak through and there's no way to stop it from happening.
Almost nothing else works that way. The world outside of coding and math is squishy and non-deterministic. So the same errors leak through and there's no way to stop it from happening.
The Pi coding agent shows you all the sausage being made (reasoning/thinking blocks) that Claude Code hides from you. The same sort of basic, repeated mistake -> recovery loops are constant noise and show how fragile the whole thing is. It gets trivial syntax wrong and has to correct it, hallucinates library imports, etc. It's disturbing.
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@nprofile1q... @nprofile1q... @nprofile1q... @nprofile1q... @nprofile1q... Pretty sure it's all being done through Simplecast on the private feed side.
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I'm very thankful they did this. As a Club TWiT subscriber, it makes my listening time (primarily work related) so much more efficient.
@nprofile1q... I wanted to use magic chapters in my Castamatic but my iPhone 13 doesn't support the needed API's. And, like you, I was pleasantly surprised when one day they showed up!
@nprofile1q... I noticed it too. It makes me feel valued as a TWiT club subscriber. Having chapters makes my WW and SN listening so much more enjoyable. I'm very thankful for it.
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@nprofile1q... @nprofile1q... We ended up eventually creating a new tag called <sopml:origin> for this purpose:
https://web.archive.org/web/20190720134055/http://v1.sopml.com/
But, I think a breadcrumb attribute on the <source> tag itself is much cleaner.
https://web.archive.org/web/20190720134055/http://v1.sopml.com/
But, I think a breadcrumb attribute on the <source> tag itself is much cleaner.
@nprofile1q... Would love for blogs to be a part of that work. We have a "blog" medium in the <podcast:medium> tag spec already:
https://github.com/Podcastindex-org/podcast-namespace/blob/main/docs/tags/medium.md#node-value
BTW, you can certainly do threaded conversations in RSS. @nprofile1q... and I did it in the FreedomController many years ago using the <source> RSS2.0 tag to contain the url of the root post with a breadcrumb trail attached:
<source url="https://podcastindex.social/@dave/myreply > https://rob.crabapples.net/2026/05/09/making-rss-and-blogs-better.html">[Reply Title]</source>
https://github.com/Podcastindex-org/podcast-namespace/blob/main/docs/tags/medium.md#node-value
BTW, you can certainly do threaded conversations in RSS. @nprofile1q... and I did it in the FreedomController many years ago using the <source> RSS2.0 tag to contain the url of the root post with a breadcrumb trail attached:
<source url="https://podcastindex.social/@dave/myreply > https://rob.crabapples.net/2026/05/09/making-rss-and-blogs-better.html">[Reply Title]</source>
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There is no "I". Only math.
