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by azuanrb 3mo ago
It is a valid concern but I've been running yolo mode since the inception, using Claude and now Codex. I'm not bragging or anything, since I'm feeding my own curiosity too, trying to answer what's the worst that could&#x
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by azuanrb 3mo ago
The 2 days were spent uploading my entire library from scratch. After that, daily syncs only take a few minutes. I don’t think this should be framed as iOS vs Android. From a technical perspective, I understand why the behavior differs. But
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by azuanrb 3mo ago
No, it’s an Immich issue. Not OP, but I was already using Synology Photos. Synology finished syncing my library in two days, while Immich was still syncing after more than a week. I decided it wasn’t worth it after that experience.
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by azuanrb 3mo ago
I'm using tmux + zoxide+ https://github.com/joshmedeski/sesh . Then on Ghostty, I have keybinds for my workflow. Cmd+k to open/switch workspace. Each workspace is just a new tmux session.
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by azuanrb 4mo ago
I recently reviewed an app built mostly with vibe coding. The owner said it was almost ready to launch and just needed a quick check. After looking through it, the database design was a mess. Some features worked, some didn’t. I explained t
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by azuanrb 4mo ago
I’ve built something similar internally, but under the hood it’s mostly codex exec + Git worktrees. The main advantage over diff-only review is that it can walk the entire codebase, trace dependencies, and understand architectural or cross-
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by azuanrb 5mo ago
It depends on what you’re comparing it against. For $20, OpenAI is still probably the best value for SOTA models. In terms of limits, you can use GPT-5.4 instead of 5.5. The intelligence feels similar, but it’s cheaper. You can also experim
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by azuanrb 5mo ago
> Granted, I tend to run older hardware, but it seems that most other programs on my machine run fast and happy Curious what hardware you’re on. I’m in the same camp with JetBrains products, performance has always been my biggest complai
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by azuanrb 5mo ago
If I had to guess, it comes down to speed of iteration. Claude Code is built on JavaScript, so Bun aligns well with their current stack. Switching to Go or Rust would only make sense if performance were the main priority, which doesn’t seem
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by azuanrb 5mo ago
It's probably their system prompt. Unlike Claude Code, they don't ban you for using different harness with their subscription (for now). If you use pi, their "safety" is off. Works great for me.
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by azuanrb 6mo ago
I have $20 ChatGPT subscription. Stopped Anthropic $20 subscription since the limit ran out too fast. That's my frontier model(s). For OSS model, I have z.ai yearly subscription during the promo. But it's a lot more expensive now.
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by azuanrb 6mo ago
In the end, companies are made of individuals. In my previous company, I'm one of the individual who advocate for Claude Code adoption. Amongst my circle too, most who have the authority to make an impact on the AI direction. Safe to s
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by azuanrb 6mo ago
FAANG already did this all the time isn't it? Regardless of their policy. US is no better than China from my point of view. In this case, I see no difference between sending my prompts to US or China companies. At least China models ar
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by azuanrb 6mo ago
One of the last physical books I owned was The Three-Body Problem trilogy in a single volume. It was massive, heavy and honestly beautiful. I loved it. Then I switched to the Kobo Libra Colour. The weight and portability make a huge differe
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by azuanrb 6mo ago
As a Pro user, even though these issues and bugs are “new,” the downgrade has been noticeable since January. I’ve unsubscribed because the Pro plan is no longer usable for me. It’s only making the news now because it’s affecting Max users a
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by azuanrb 6mo ago
Same for me. I'm on $20 plan for both and I use them both interchangeably. Similar "intelligence" imo. Just different way of doing things, that's all. But Claude is getting worse in terms of token usage so I've canc
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by azuanrb 6mo ago
Have you compared it with using Claude Code as the harness? It performs much better than opencode for me.
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by azuanrb 6mo ago
I’ve been using Bartender (paid) and Thaw (free) to manage my menu bar. Recently, both apps have become quite buggy. I’m not sure whether this is due to macOS or if there are better alternatives I’m not aware of.
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by azuanrb 7mo ago
5.2 to 5.3 is the big leap for coding agents, so I'd say you're already missing out quite a bit.
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by azuanrb 7mo ago
I’m not sure about the formal evidence, but to me it’s quite straightforward. I installed the official banking apps on my parents’ phones and told them to use only those apps for banking. Nothing else. If they use a website, they might mist
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by azuanrb 7mo ago
In my country, we do. For starters, we use apps for authentication and notifications. We can debate whether web push is viable, but most banking apps simply do not rely on it. As for older people, I would rather they use an app than a websi
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by azuanrb 8mo ago
I’m aware of the tweet that says otherwise, but until they update their legal documentation, it’s still not allowed. > OAuth authentication (used with Free, Pro, and Max plans) is intended exclusively for Claude Code and Claude.ai. Using
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by azuanrb 8mo ago
When I tried it out last time, a lot of the features are macOS only. It works on other OS, but not all.
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by azuanrb 8mo ago
The CLI needs work, or they should officially allow third-party harnesses. Right now, the CLI experience is noticeably behind other SOTA models. It actually works much better when paired with Opencode. But with accounts reportedly being ban
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by azuanrb 8mo ago
No, it is prohibited. They're just updating the docs to be more clear about their position, which haven't changed. Their docs was unclear about it.
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by azuanrb 8mo ago
Usually, it is already stated in their documentation (auth section). If a statement is vague, treat it as a no. It is not worth the risk when they can ban you at any time. For example, ChatGPT allows it, but Claude and Gemini do not. https
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by azuanrb 8mo ago
OpenAPI openly encourage users to use their subscription with their SDK and 3rd party tools like opencode, openclaw. Until they change it, they're still better than Anthropic subscription.
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by azuanrb 8mo ago
Curious why you like Conductor. I’m trying it out, but since I primarily live in the CLI, I might not see much value in it.
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by azuanrb 8mo ago
$20 is not useable, need $100 plan at least for development purposes. That is a lot of money for some countries. In my country, that can be 1/10 of their monthly salary. Hard to get approval on it. It is still too expensive right now.

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