[clbrmbr]

I have been running two or three Claude’s bare metal with dangerously skip permissions all day every day for two months now. It’s absolutely liberating.

[Gazoche]

Until it decides to delete your home directory:https://old.reddit.com/r/ClaudeAI/comments/1pgxckk/claude_cl...

[pixl97]

You're not running it on a filesystem that takes snapshots and is easily reversible?

[holoduke]

Is it worth the risk? For me yes. Today Claude decided to checkout a git commit from yesterday and all local unstaged changed were lost. Annoying mistake. Lost 6 hours of work I think. Nevertheless I still prefer giving all access to Claude. Also root. It can do everything.

[giancarlostoro]

This could be avoided by aliasing rm to something else that stops you from deleting stupid things like your entire home directory / partition root.

[esperent]

You can use the /hookify plugin to add hooks for preventing dangerous commands like this.

[croes]

I have been driving without seat belt for two month now. It’s absolutely liberating.

[InsideOutSanta]

I have been skydiving without a parachute for 23 seconds now. It's absolutely liberating.

[sixhobbits]

same, it's made a couple of damaging mistakes but so far it has a better track record than me in terms of fat-fingering `rm` commands or what have you

[kaffekaka]

I am sure that someday I will do something fat-fingered myself as well, but I have not in many years now. Are you saying that you make "damaging mistakes" relatively often?

[coldtea]

And that's as a dev. Then we expect uses to know better than e.g. to trust links to .sh style installers some FOSS suggests...

[nailer]

> Then we expect uses to know better than e.g. to trust links to .sh style installers some FOSS suggests...

I don't know anyone that inspects every binary yet we apparently we should not trust shell scripts?