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As AI outsider, can you speak to how you draw the line here? Like doesn't the agential blahblah make upgrades/maintenance trivial? When do you get it to make y
by beepbooptheory 3mo ago
As AI outsider, can you speak to how you draw the line here? Like doesn't the agential blahblah make upgrades/maintenance trivial?
When do you get it to make you the thing versus choosing to vendor something out like back in the day?
- evilduck 3mo agoMaking the upgrades or maintaining or crafting from scratch a plugin isn't free, it costs tokens and time and attention. And you're almost assuredly reinventing a wheel that someone else already did and probably did better. I like have the ability, but I prefer not needing it.
- roger_ 3mo agoFunny you mention that because the OMP GitHub issues (https://github.com/can1357/oh-my-pi/issues https://github.com/can1357/oh-my-pi/issues) is almost exclusively attended to by a very efficient bot. I routinely submit issues and they’re replicated and resolved (via PRs) in ~30 mins. To your question: it’s the difference between one person and an agent working on something vs an experienced dev and the entire community. Time and tokens too of course.
- kzrdude 3mo agoOh-my-pi seems to like robo coding, while pi itself is entirely against vibe coding for production. (The clanker is a tool, not a free wheeling agent.) And I see that tonight pi has had their regular devs ship (https://github.com/earendil-works/pi/tags https://github.com/earendil-works/pi/tags) new releases with modified thinking levels for GPT-5.6 while roboomp is discussing this back and forth with some contributors in oh-my-pi's repo.