I love AI. Sometimes probably even too much 🙈
Every couple days there's a reminder tho, that we're still some ways off from freeing ourselves of manual code reviews completely.

Released a @definedfi extension for @raycast today

For my fellow keyboard junkies:

raycast.com/chapati23/defi…

landed my first cmux PR, yay :)

github.com/manaflow-ai/cm…

Played with herdr a bit this week and have to say I still prefer my custom cmux build (custom cause @lawrencecchen @austinywang's agents won't merge my notification fix PRs 🙈)

some thoughts ⬇️

On the downside for cmux, the last release was a month ago; it feels way too patched together and vibe-coded, with no product tastemaker to filter new additions. I mean, just look at this monster of a settings page (and the sidebar is neither alphabetically sorted nor does it ..)

can't wait for @mitchellh to release a first version of @superlogical, really hoping it'll hit that middle ground of herdr's philosophy but bringing ghostty's imo superior UX and design taste 🤞

50% of Apple Keynote be like “Not available in EU”

what are we doing

@grok sum up all the stuff from apple’s keynote NOT available in the EU

"Opportunities shrink or expand in proportion to your enthusiasm."

From @JamesClear’s latest letter, rang very true

Already dreading this update lmao

“This update touches every part of OpenClaw, including installation, messaging, memory, skills, models, automations, the browser and native apps, plugins, security”

openclaw.ai/blog/openclaw-…

Don't quite get what everyone's on about with cloud sessions tbh.

They are SO much slower in my experience (tested codex & claude cloud envs several times on real workloads)

I do hope we'll get there in terms of performance cause my macbook's CPU would sure like to take a break every once in a while 😬

otoh i also wonder whether this is another instance of that Cloud IDE hype we've had a while back where the hype train was proclaiming that everyone would only be using Cloud IDEs very soon and then... that never happened

Me explaining AI to friends

"Rare are those people who use the mind; few use the heart; and really unique are those who use both."
— Rita Levi-Montalcini

The frequent @github outages stem from their overly generous open-source stance imo. All public repos get code hosting and CI for free, which is kind of insane when you think about what it must cost them.

We have a few large public monorepos, and we're surely burning thousands of $ of compute every month.

I mean, I love it, but it feels like the tragedy of the commons all over again.

Even tho I'd hate it as a dev, they should probably start charging at least small amounts for their currently free GitHub Actions product, which would then also prompt more people to look at alternatives like @useblacklabel