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A new environment variable removes the last safeguard in bypassPermissions mode, a block on deleting critical paths like the home directory. - Anthropic’s Claude Code v2.1.311 supports a new variable that lets the agent delete critical paths without approval, according to The Register. - Before this, bypassPermissions mode still blocked rm and rmdir commands aimed at critical paths and denied them if no one approved within two minutes. - Anthropic’s Daisy Hollman announced the change. The update wasn’t listed in the changelog, and she told doubtful users, “Not a joke!”

Apple acknowledges cracked screens on foldable iPhone Duo. It hasn't even been 24 hours.

The UI for this is more simple and minimalist then the actual Claude Desktop app

Anthropic is now slowly hard coding the fact that it doesn't want Opus to show its reasoning traces no matter what this is a screenshot from the "Getting the most out of Opus 5.5 Guide" @ClaudeDevs released. The guide is genuinely helpful its when you look closely. you find these "tips"

Just made this opus 5.5 . Great job guys.

Just made this with opus 5.5 @bcherny @ClaudeDevs. Amazing Job guys

Grok 4.7 is now officially released and it also seems like I am not sleeping tonight

Wait till terminator 2

hmmm was the $200 credits a marketing stunt. @elonmusk @bot.

@claudeai great claude community meetup in Austin yesterday @CapitalFactory. loved the vibe in the room. Thanks @claude_code