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I run Claude all day, and produced some good shit, but I'll admit to being thoroughly embarrassed that I haven't looked at it all, won't make it public, won't p

I run Claude all day, and produced some good shit, but I'll admit to being thoroughly embarrassed that I haven't looked at it all, won't make it public, won't put my name on it, won't pick a license. I'm depressed about the whole thing and might take it up with a therapist. My eyes are still rolling from GP's comment: > he single-handedly developed it by leveraging agentic coding

well_ackshually 3mo ago
>he single-handedly developed it by leveraging agentic coding so, unmaintained in a year because the sole developer got bored/didn't make money from it/burned out ? Great, I'll run my entire company on it!
- fatty_patty89 3mo ago
  are you ok? what do you need constant updates for on a self hosted chat server/client? it already looks like it has most of the features
  - nozzlegear 3mo ago
    Bug fixes and security patches, for one.
    - budsniffer952 3mo ago
      Fix it yourself.
      - nozzlegear 3mo ago
        Why would I do that? I'm not a domain expert in chat apps, and I've already got my own projects and software to fix. If I'm going to take on the maintenance of some chat app, why wouldn't I just build the whole ass thing myself from the beginning? Or, more prudently, why wouldn't I just skip over this one and find a chat app that's got a track record of continuing support so I don't give myself a headache down the road?
        blooalien 3mo ago
        If you can find or build something better, nobody's tryin' to stop you from doin' it. To the contrary, the world could certainly use more decent options in this space. Having choices is a good thing. :)
  - well_ackshually 3mo ago
    "why would you need features on the thing on which the vast majority of your company's interactions and unofficial note keeping and knowledge building is happening" is a fun question to ask, when the project in question doesn't have bot actions or webhooks.
    - fatty_patty89 3mo ago
      just implement them yourself if you need that, takes a few tokens

well_ackshually 3mo ago

>he single-handedly developed it by leveraging agentic coding so, unmaintained in a year because the sole developer got bored/didn't make money from it/burned out ? Great, I'll run my entire company on it!

fatty_patty89 3mo ago
are you ok? what do you need constant updates for on a self hosted chat server/client? it already looks like it has most of the features
- nozzlegear 3mo ago
  Bug fixes and security patches, for one.
  - budsniffer952 3mo ago
    Fix it yourself.
    - nozzlegear 3mo ago
      Why would I do that? I'm not a domain expert in chat apps, and I've already got my own projects and software to fix. If I'm going to take on the maintenance of some chat app, why wouldn't I just build the whole ass thing myself from the beginning? Or, more prudently, why wouldn't I just skip over this one and find a chat app that's got a track record of continuing support so I don't give myself a headache down the road?
      - blooalien 3mo ago
        If you can find or build something better, nobody's tryin' to stop you from doin' it. To the contrary, the world could certainly use more decent options in this space. Having choices is a good thing. :)
- well_ackshually 3mo ago
  "why would you need features on the thing on which the vast majority of your company's interactions and unofficial note keeping and knowledge building is happening" is a fun question to ask, when the project in question doesn't have bot actions or webhooks.
  - fatty_patty89 3mo ago
    just implement them yourself if you need that, takes a few tokens