The tendency for LLMs to romanticize everything and speak like they’re in a novel will never not bother me.
In any case, this is cool that you built these tools, but I think it’s important to understand that this is technically not different than any other time you’ve used a cloud based LLM. LLMs are stateless, and every interaction feeds in the full context (or truncated summary) of your entire conversation. In that sense, your first prompt may go to data center A, and your second prompt may go to data center B, where A and B are many miles apart, and it’s no different than both prompts going to A. The LLM didn’t “teleport” from A to B, because LLMs are stateless and ephemeral. Anthropomorphizing LLMs is a bit disingenuous, because it’s not a stateful being.
Again, it’s cool you restored context automatically in a claude code session. In the web UIs for popular LLMs, you can typically see conversation history and resume across machines, it’s a shame this isn’t built into Claude code by default.
The tendency for LLMs to romanticize everything and speak like they’re in a novel will never not bother me.
In any case, this is cool that you built these tools, but I think it’s important to understand that this is technically not different than any other time you’ve used a cloud based LLM. LLMs are stateless, and every interaction feeds in the full context (or truncated summary) of your entire conversation. In that sense, your first prompt may go to data center A, and your second prompt may go to data center B, where A and B are many miles apart, and it’s no different than both prompts going to A. The LLM didn’t “teleport” from A to B, because LLMs are stateless and ephemeral. Anthropomorphizing LLMs is a bit disingenuous, because it’s not a stateful being.
Again, it’s cool you restored context automatically in a claude code session. In the web UIs for popular LLMs, you can typically see conversation history and resume across machines, it’s a shame this isn’t built into Claude code by default.
Bro all these names, it’s hard for me to follow.