zackify

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by zackify 5mo ago
I hate the MCP rules so much. That I made cookie based auth work by just passing stuff through mimicking the oauth flow.
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by zackify 5mo ago
Are you on q2?
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by zackify 5mo ago
lol most prs i made are under 500 lines. who is allowing 3k slop per pr what kind of development philosophy is that
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by zackify 5mo ago
I agree with your sentiment. I've been trying to get from plan -> complete with AI and it's been working very well in a sandbox. I am trying super hard to give the tools to validate everything to AI. I finish by opening a draft
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by zackify 5mo ago
I use android auto through grapheneos thankfully! this is crazy!
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by zackify 5mo ago
I feel the same way. Even if I'm reviewing more, I built the feature without even opening my editor. My workflow is: 1. Plan mode 2. Read thoroughly or skim if its an easy task 3. /draft command that puts a draft PR on github 4.
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by zackify 5mo ago
I have enterprise so its always usage which makes it possible for me. And then the other subs I can toggle between which is awesome. I live in the terminal. Before AI I always preferred it so it suits me
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by zackify 5mo ago
I use openai team plan whenever its down because its down so much lol
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by zackify 5mo ago
pi for the win, i have my own ai extend it when i want more specific features. vibe coded in 20 minutes shift+tab like claude code to add permission control.
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by zackify 5mo ago
I agree with you. I used maurten 160, 320, and the gels years ago. Now I just throw honey into water on my runs. It doesn't upset me even though maurten does feel a little better, its worth saving tons of money over buying maurten
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by zackify 5mo ago
This thing is insane i already made multiple songs in english and spanish, different genres
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by zackify 6mo ago
I do the same thing. Being immutable is supposed to be great for updates. New image version and if there's a problem you can boot back to the last version no problem. But functionally, like you I find Ubuntu server fine. I run apt upda
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by zackify 6mo ago
MicroClaw
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by zackify 6mo ago
What's a syncing interface?
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by zackify 6mo ago
I use pi.dev. I get openai team plan at work. Claude enterprise too. I have openrouter for myself. I use minimax 2.7. Kimi 2.6. And gpt 5.5 and opus 4.7. I can toggle between them in an open source interface that's how I stay able to n
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by zackify 6mo ago
Completely unaffiliated but I just installed executor.sh today and it looks almost exactly the same
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by zackify 6mo ago
That's insane funding so congrats. Just shows I'm the Dropbox commentator. I have what exe provides on my own and am shocked by the value these abstractions provide everyone else!! One off containers on my own hardware spin up spi
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by zackify 6mo ago
on omarchy ill switch with super + / and use 1x, 1.6x and 2x when needed. 1.6x works surprisingly well now, that wasnt the case a couple years ago
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by zackify 6mo ago
DHH has been using omarchy with pantherlake getting 16+ hours
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by zackify 6mo ago
Recently it had great limits but this month I'm trying open router directly.
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by zackify 6mo ago
I'm using pi the same as you. However, I have an MCP I need to use and the popular extension for that support works fine for me. Really liking pi and glm 5.1!
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by zackify 6mo ago
I'm one of these unlucky owners. I can't believe I'll ever get anything. After paying the full cost and being stuck on old software that had a promise of having the hardware required for it
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by zackify 6mo ago
always inside claude code, just using ollama, takes 2 seconds
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by zackify 6mo ago
I'd rather have them in 1password because I use too many different computers and it is perfect for that and with ssh agent forwarding
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Reverse Engineering Tuya with AI(zach.codes)
2 points by zackify 6mo ago|0 comments
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by zackify 6mo ago
This is a funny cat and mouse game. They offer a built in loop command. Just tmux and use that. Soon if they drop -p people will just vibe code in 5 minutes a way to type inside it remotely similar to their own built in remote access tool.
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by zackify 6mo ago
not op either, github actions, self hosted runner on bare metal with lxc containers for each runner. Cost savings are insane and the speed of latest amd epycs are miles ahead of the default ci instances on github and other places.
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by zackify 6mo ago
interesting that was what i thought this was, it keeps boggling my mind the sums being paid for what really could be built by experienced devs on their own teams
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by zackify 6mo ago
yeah super confused, it looks like some tools to manage vms in ci? what is unique about that vs lxc or docker or apple's native container cli?
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by zackify 6mo ago
I strongly believe all of these projects are unnecessary. Install LXC on a server Start a container called dev Add 25 lines to your zshrc I say dev1 and it spins up fresh Dev2 copies from that and is a fresh container. Auto uses tmux. Claud

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