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Can you expand a bit more on this? What first principles?

OpenClaw is a vibecoded mess. Updates break default installation flow all the time.

How is Pi so efficient? You'd think agent harness made by model makers would perform better.

Pricing looks very enticing. I don't care about politics, but if you can get SOTA model for 50% cheaper, why not try it?

How did you even find these? Even in discussions about cheap AI I've never seen anyone mention this. Great find!

I am also feeling anxious. I lucked out by having natural inclination towards software development, career which can provide good upper middle class life to anyone. But I feel like writing is on the wall. If I don’t find a way to pivot to something else, I might experience class migration, but in the opposite direction this time.

How so? I haven’t tried it, I stick to one provider for my projects.

Meh, $20 Codex is better at this moment anyway.

Can you share the rubberduck skill?

What is the best way to get a throwaway phone number to try this? Is it possible to get one online?

Which JVM options do you use the most?

Genuine question - why do people even use spaces? Why is it better than just CMD+Tab or CMD+Tilde until you arrive at the window you want?

Which "claw" so you recommended?

Why are you 'worried' about it? Shouldn't we strive for better technology even if it means some will 'lose'?

Did you get any insights about yourself from this process? I am thinking of doing the same

It's not that interesting.

What if English is my second language? Undoubtedly being well spoken is associated with higher class. Your arguments will come of as stronger to the reader.

Who? I am really interested, can you provide more info?

I don't claim I am a good developer, but I seriously doubt any project which can't be explained with couple of sentences at most.

Built for Apple Intelligence. 8GB of RAM. It will be a struggle but I have no doubt it will sell really well.

Which game engine is recommended for vibe coding games? I assume something like Unity is not very practical, since it's very GUI heavy.

I am yet to see one good use case for it.

As someone who went down so many "productivity rabbit holes" I think this is a great idea.

As someone who only coding agents at work, can someone describe their use case for claw type agent? What do you do with it?

Have you ever seen anyone changing transaction isolation levels in code? I think pessimistic or optimistic locking is preferred way to handle transaction concurrency.

Why is "modern approach" changing user threads to virtual threads?

Can you explain why for someone who is just familiar with traditional agents like Claude Code?

Google models and CLI harness feels behind in agentic coding compared OpenAI and Antrophic

> A skilled analyst can make consistent returns.

So can a skilled coach make consistent returns in his sport. But sportsbetting is considered gambling.

> design and large scale changes to a codebase (though Codex is cracking the second one quickly).

Can you share some experience regarding Codex and large scale changes to codebase? I haven't noticed any improvements.