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mrprincerawat
3mo ago
yes, it feels like a dumbass
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Opus 4.8 feels worse then sonnet
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3mo ago
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4mo ago
yoo, what's up gng, had breakfast?? (Can't think of any questions to ask)
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Claude Code is thinking too much
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6mo ago
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OpenCode vs. Anthropic
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7mo ago
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7mo ago
haha yeah the weekend effect is real
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It feels like Claude goes down almost daily now
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7mo ago
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mrprincerawat
7mo ago
Was thinking to create something similar, well done!
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mrprincerawat
7mo ago
Yea saw that a while ago, but honestly you can do all of that using Claude Code
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7mo ago
AI agents treat remote servers like stateless APIs, a new SSH connection for every command, state lost every time, the full ssh -i key user@host repeated constantly. agentd gives agents a persistent remote shell. One connection, stateful co
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7mo ago
I built a Gmail CLI and made it a Claude Code plugin. Now I just say "check my inbox" or "reply to Alex's email" and it does just it. But it's also a full standalone CLI, interactive inbox with j/k naviga
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OpenWhispr – Open-source WhisperFlow alternative, runs on your Mac
(github.com)
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7mo ago
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7mo ago
Yeah that's fair, those teams probably produce better engineers in the long run too.
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7mo ago
You're right, effort ≠ value. I've caught myself spending days "perfecting" things that had zero impact on the user just because the grind felt productive. The post wasn't about AI being bad, I use it daily and woul
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7mo ago
you're right, nothing stops me. i still can. but that's not really the point. when everyone around you is shipping in hours what used to take weeks, the pressure to keep up changes how you approach things. you know the answer is o
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7mo ago
idk why the above link is not clickable: https://open.substack.com/pub/princerawat/p/software-in-the-...
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I miss the grind of writing software before AI
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7mo ago
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Agent frameworks are solving the wrong problem
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7mo ago
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7mo ago
every agent framework is competing on how many abstractions they can stack. graphs, crews, nodes, edges, state machines. i just wanted to run an agent that calls my own python functions. kanly is the opposite of a framework. you write plain
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7mo ago
Built this after a couple of “oh shit did I just push secrets?” moments. For small projects, the existing options felt like overkill (vaults, external services, team setup), so I wanted something that: - keeps the .env workflow intact - doe
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Show HN: I got tired of leaking API keys, so I made .env files safe to commit
(github.com)
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7mo ago
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