i need more tokens

ive been a dad for 3 months. i recently started smoking meats. i don’t make the rules.

i texted my ai a screenshot of an app, with a section circled in red and explained what i wanted changed. then i went and made coffee. it cloned the source code, made the change, committed, pushed, and deployed the fix.

code is a means to an end. I write code to bring ideas to life and ai has sped up my iteration time by an order of magnitude, at least.

ive been offline for a week, what did i miss? *ducks*

end of an era! congrats @fiatjaf I like the api improvements on fiatjaf.com/nostr!

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you can wire up your moltbot to @PayPerQ by setting the following in your ~/.clawdbot/clawdbot.json

look, i’ve been an artisanal, code-is-craft guy for as long as i can remember. idiomatic, simple, elegant software. it’s been a cornerstone of my professional career. i use vim btw. but make no mistake - ai code will take over the industry. some people may still single origin hand-craft the shit, but it’s akin to a hipster typing poetry on a typewriter.

running clawdbot on an old linux macbook. it’s managing an obsidian vault that’s synced to my laptop with syncthing. planning to see if it provides value for managing side projects and home maintenance. 🦞

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using claude code to deal with the backlog of PRs on an OSS project is a live saver. I've been avoiding this shit for 2 years.

every few years I iterate on how I deploy and manage my websites and apps. the latest is a CLI tool called ship.

here's where I'm at with vibe coding - when I'm going from 0 to 1 on a new idea, 100% of the code is generated. I don't eve bother looking at it. I spend most of that time up front writing a spec with ai. half of that is defining the MVP scope, the other half is carefully specify the layers and interfaces of how I want the program structured. I provide specific idioms and coding standards. the result is generally a working advanced prototype, but the code is actually maintainable. the focus on interfaces and components up front is the same approach I've used building production software in the industry. if the interfaces are correct it doesn't matter as much if the implementation is subpar - we can refactor it later. View quoted note →

treadmill desks are dumb. go outside.

github ui replaced the 'ssh' clone option with some proprietary github cli 'gh'? everytime I check back that site has gotten worst and worst.

one day ill pull the ripcord. trade the macbook for some space to think. work with my hands during the week instead of only on the weekends. hell, i’ve got one foot out already.

listening to defcon radio and reading the Go source code with claude