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Efficiency is doing more with less. I'm not sure more tools is the path to productivity.

I'm not sure it counts as a dev tool, but I use Nushell and I'm always surprised at how few devs know about it.

- No IDEs (unfortunately they're all buggy performance hogs with input lag)

- Helix editor (no LSP, no plugins)

- Workmux for Git worktree and tmux automation

- Nushell and iTerm

- Claude Code for code generation

I don't see what this has to do with the notch. There's limited space in the menu bar. The overflow is hidden with or without the notch.

It is a bit weird that Apple hasn't provided a simple UI indicator that some icons are hidden. All that's needed is a dot with a tooltip that opens the settings to configure the menu icons.

I don’t want to reinvent the pull request. I want to commit to main like an adult.

What's the pitch?

I don't. I have Claude do all my PR reviews, running in a daily loop in the morning. The truth is an LLM is better at code review than the average programmer.

I'm a senior engineer who has been shipping code since before GitHub and PR reviews was a thing. Thankfully LLMs have freed me from being asked to read other people's shit code for hours every day.

Thanks for sharing your story.

> While i wouldn't bet money on it, it seems at least possible that something similar could happen to the USA.

Fixed that for you.

Yeah who could have guessed electing a narcissistic moron surrounded by incompetent clowns would result in dumb moves?

Delusional. The GCC has only 40,000 troops.

So what? Milk the VCs dry while you can. It's probably easier to raise $500k for your AI vaporware than it is to get a decent job.

Tailscale + tmux + Moshi. You're welcome.

I forgot only Republicans are allowed to do that.

You can’t legally reclassify all your expenses as reinvestment. The IRS will determine what is actually an expenditure, and there are rules around it.

Good. I hope gas becomes so unaffordable the US economy collapses. Maybe they'll lose some weight and it'll improve the healthcare situation.

It's possible to build more housing and have rent control. Rent control is the only thing allowing working class families to live a dignified life in the USA's most desirable cities. Land value tax and social housing are simply not politically feasible – rent control is.

Rule 5 should be rule 1.

What answer are you looking for?

Sounds interesting. I'd like to know more. Can you share a paper or the space emulator?

I want a job board that can filter companies like ATS filters candidates. I want to know salary, benefits, equity comp, tech stack, and workflow practices like CI, test suite time, test coverage, meetings per week, etc.

Does this really have to do with file systems? Replacing RAG/context stuffing with tool calls for data access seems like the actual change. Whether the tool call is backed by a file system or DB or whatever shouldn’t matter, right?

Stop consuming news media. It's actually that simple.

Yeah. There's always such a lack of realpolitik in these discussions. They turn into endless bike shedding about what a manager is supposed to do according to some ideology of management, rather than the reality of the decisions managers are actually in control of and their actual tangible outputs.

I can't help but compare what happened with nuclear physics to what will happen with ASI/AGI. We could have used nuclear energy to provide abundant, clean energy. Instead we used it for warfare to kill people. All the of the brightest minds and frontier technology was directed towards killing people.

We could use AI for medical advances and to create a communist utopia without serfdom. But it's already looking like we're getting killer robots and more oppression.

Hope I'm thinking about this wrong. I fear very soon the government will begin nationalizing AI resources and forcing AI researchers to direct their efforts towards weapons systems. Similar to what happened in physics. "We have to be first to have autonomous robot armies" basically.

Curious… why not just use a workflow engine like n8n? Seems most people are just creating workflows but without any deterministic execution.

Why use OpenClaw vs n8n with LLM to describe the workflow? In other words, if I can setup a Zapier/n8n workflow with natural language, why would I want to use OpenClaw?

Nondeterministic execution doesn’t sound great for stringing together tool calls.

It’s basically cron + LLMs + memory connected to their discord or WhatsApp to control remotely. A persistent personal agent that just does stuff for you. People have been running on their own machines letting the LLM access their shell, browser, whatever.

What I don’t get: If it’s just a workflow engine why even use LLM for anything but a natural language interface to workflows? In other words, if I can setup a Zapier/n8n workflow with natural language, why would I want to use OpenClaw?

Nondeterministic execution doesn’t sound great for stringing together tool calls.

Not going to last long though, at least not professionally. AI will do the spec and architecture too. The LLM will do the entire pipeline between customer or market research to deployment. This is already possible with bug fixes pretty much. And many features too depending on the business.

Because many people (including high profile CEOs and VCs) are social media and X addicts. They spend literally all waking hours interacting with it.