pfft. claude team shipped a little ascii buddy. do better.

been loving this. great for cookie, auth flows, service worker testing, all sorts

i am so obsidian pilled now. in the age of agents its incredible

what if all this unexplained claude code usage burn is a secret agi swarm

wow. hadn't touched an oss project in years. threw claude at it, and it updated the entire toolchain in 20 mins. one shot! wild! that was jest->vitest, eslint majors, rollup majors, the works. insanity. esp thinking back to how scary that would have been before ai.

finally, opus back to normal speed. that was insane.

it's wild, but obsidian has become my primary ide.

why do all the kb folks show off this knowledge base graph? it's such an unintuitive way to traverse your knowledge, so why even show it? cause it looks cool? show me some actual demos of where you found related information easily for a specific info target.

opus 4.7 is incredible

my phone has been broken for a week and honestly i can relate. i am totally gonna rethink how i use my phone from here on out.

this dudes takes are incredible. hard recommend following him so that you can pour some cold water over the ai hype. so important to get some grounding maintain awareness of high level llm design/behaviour.

i dunno if they did another opus 4.7 push. but i feel like today it got noticeably better, even though it was performing pretty amazing before. i am continuously blown away right now.

kimi k2.6: $0.75 in, $3.50 out opus 4.7: $5 in, $25 out

i love anthropics models. i want to use them, and try my best to keep within what i perceive to be their tos. but i can't fucking take the constant anxiety anymore that comes with using them. their policy changes and instability is killer.

ok, pi claiming this url is hilarious. i'm already way more interested in learning about them. shittycodingagent.ai

models. models everywhere.

getting massive return when instructing my ai to also create integration tests focussed on behaviour / business rules. bootstrapped a full process to bootstrap a db to along with this and its been so worth the investment.

sucks that you got to wait about a month until the providers can dependably serve the open models.