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peter's claw is a lot more than just a wrapper around my slop. i too had plenty of offers, but so far chose not to follow through with any of them, as i like m
by badlogic 8mo ago
peter's claw is a lot more than just a wrapper around my slop.
i too had plenty of offers, but so far chose not to follow through with any of them, as i like my life as is.
also, peter is a good friend and gives plenty of credit. in fact, less credit would be nice, so i don't have to endure more vibeslopped issues and PRs going forward :)
- rkunnamp 8mo agoYour Pi is a piece of art. Thank you for building it. I spend almost 16 hrs a day with it . And there is not a single day I am not awestruck. Big fan!
- Ozzie_osman 8mo agoBest HN comment ever.
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- nkzd 8mo agoCan you explain why for someone who is just familiar with traditional agents like Claude Code?
- chrizel 8mo agoI cannot directly answer your question, because I am looking into this topic myself currently, but I found this HN discussion from two weeks ago, which should give you more insights about pi: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46844822 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46844822
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