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NEW CLAUDE CODE!
It is rumored that Anthropic is currently working on a major update for Claude Code.
Featuring improvements, bug fixes, better performance, and possibly new features.
u/Successful_Row_3209 — 14 days ago
Replace Claude models in Antigravity NO ONE WANTS THEM
It's time to let go of the outdated Claude models in Antigravity.
Opus 4.6 and Sonnet 4.7 are no where near efficient and capable as today's models, I have 0 clue as to why we still have them
They're just more expensive, and worse. Does no one at Antigravity care?
u/Successful_Row_3209 — 14 days ago
A small Python CLI for ZIP/tar filename portability checks
I’m starting archive-portability, a dependency-free Python library/CLI that checks archive member names before cross-platform release or restore. It reports cases such as Docs/a versus docs/b, NFC/NFD aliases, Windows device names such as NUL.txt, and file/directory conflicts. It has JSON output and doesn't extract members.
Repository: https://github.com/GitHubCatTest/archive-portability
Release: https://github.com/GitHubCatTest/archive-portability/releases/tag/v0.1.0
Demo: https://github.com/GitHubCatTest/archive-portability/blob/main/examples/demo.py
The initial implementation was AI-assisted. Its 14 regression tests pass on Linux, Windows, and macOS. The Unicode profile is deliberately conservative, not exact filesystem emulation; it is not a security scanner.
If you maintain release archives or backup/restore tooling, would this catch a problem in your workflow? Minimal dummy-content examples of missed cases or noisy findings would help. The project is new and has no verified external users yet.
u/Successful_Row_3209 — 1 month ago