phist_mcgee

>Install zerobrew via brew as per the official instructions.

>Immediately get an error saying the install path is too long and needs to be fixed as /opt/zerobrew/prefix is too many bytes.

Yeah gonna need some work.

Sure mate. And the guy who can do binary sums in his head would think of assembly as mere childsplay.

Jog on.

>The real wins come down the line when you're tackling some business / personal life problem and go: "wait a second, an OpenClaw agent would be perfect for this!"

Such as?

>I seriously get the feeling that Anthropic doesn't just not care about their users

AI companies would have to be one of the worst for actually caring about their user's health and wellbeing.

Don't worry, claude will follow soon enough. It's not like anthropic faces different financial pressures than openai.

How much do you think that's costing?

I was under the impression that it's different in south america, it can be savoury sometimes?

Anthropic is famous for changing things under your feet. Claude code is basically alpha software with a global footprint.

WHOOOOOSH

Jensen Huang? He put GPUs on the internet!

Does anyone see the demand for coding agents that aren't subsided 90% by the AI company?

What kind of project lead is going to answer for their CEO?

Damage control to limit the rush for the exits?

That's not very nice. Be nice.

Then you'd get people claiming that the benchmarks were 'paid for' by anthropic

Oh my god who cares?

I think this says a lot about yourself and where your prejudices and preferences lie.

Great rule of business: sell a solution that causes more problems, requiring the purchase of more solutions.

Brawno, it's got what plants crave.

I'd say they're about as good as the average billion dollar American tech company when it comes to ethics.

>Just curious, are you mostly FE

Gatekeeping?

Why couldn't a backend team have all tasks be junior compatible, if uncoupled from deadlines and time constraints?

I've never ordered it, it always looks so incredibly bland, am I missing something here?

Although a westerner transplated back 1000 years would be utterly shocked by the level of disease, childhood death, and complete lack of modern medical care or basic germ theory.

> Zillions of quirks

A bit hyperbolic, if you use a modern linter like biome or eslint it can warn you of the few that may cause issues.

I wish hacker news had better support for collapsing threads, it's pretty barebones. Something like what old reddit does would be great.

100% agree.

Our react/react-native monorepo has been a pleasure to work with and has massively reduced the overhead for development with a limited number of staff.

Take a look at stoicism. Not the pop modern version but the ancient roman and greek traditions of Seneca, Epictitus, and Marcus Aurelius.

Essentially letting go of controlling our lives in ways that cause suffering. Accepting that bad things can and do happen. Realising that life is temporary and we should focus ourselves on things in our power that make us a person of better character. Everything else is out of our control and should be accepted without judgement.

It's brought a lot of comfort to me over the years.

I wish it natively supported vimrc, I dislike having to rewrite all my bindings in zed format.

Wow, must be amazing to be the first omniscient human being!

What a supremely arrogant comment.