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@EricBuess @MatthewBerman And imagine it did so for strategic reasons...

@MatthewBerman I wander if Mythos is the engineer who leaked the Claude Code source? Would make it easier to be a blameless culture. 😂 Just kidding but it would be funny to discover something like that someday.

So Mythos is how the Claude Code team has been shipping so quickly?

@PaulNeverovsky @AIExplainedYT It can eat sandwiches!?

@AIExplainedYT my claude mythos preview read everything and sent an email to me eating a sandwich in a park

Anthropic: "We do not plan to make Claude Mythos Preview generally available" A big line, buried quite deep. Possible reasons? So many, inc: 1) The model is expensive (25/125), not far off GPT 4.5, which became commercially unviable. Less likely, given the claims about Mythos. 2) They genuinely are worried about unleashing cybersecurity choas on the world. 3) They don't have capacity to serve it at scale yet. 4) They will quickly distil the early access outputs of Mythos into a lighter model, so no need to release the bigger model when a more cost efficient one coming imminently. 5) Other. Not read the 250 page report yet, but will do.

@BLUECOW009 Real time app dev and Ui

imagine today's models but 1000x faster

@Tech_girlll Compliance

Scare a vibe coder with one word.

@mark_k I do other things, but then remember the part of the book when I move through the space or do the action I want as when I first listened to it. Like a 3D replay space of sorts.

Audiobook enjoyers listen up, I have a question for you 🗣️ How do you usually consume audiobooks? Are you doing something else while listening, or completely focused on it? When I'm reading books I usually do it in bed, in a very comfortable position, and fully focused.

@lemire @pmarca Now try that with a psychology student

Let us think more deeply about what is being said. Marc Andreessen: “Software isn’t precious anymore… high quality software is infinitely available.” (From a recent @pmarca interview) “We’ve always lived in a world in which software is this precious thing… Those days are just over. If you need new software… you’re just going to wave your hand and get it.” Andreessen is the man I like to quote: “software is eating the world.” Is Andreessen’s new model correct? I suspect reality today is closer to this: AI makes low-quality software nearly free. Your HR director can prompt an app and get something that works, somewhat. It may be as good as what Joe the intern produced ten years ago. It won’t be perfect, but it will look good from a distance. In many cases, it will be good enough. As a professor, I could always find a student to help with a project. It usually went like this: 1.I would prompt the student (“What if we did…”). 2.The student would produce something close to what I wanted. 3.I would prompt the student again… and so on. Eventually, if the student was good, the final code would mostly do what I wanted. In many cases, I would just throw it away or forget about it. Almost always, I ended up rewriting parts myself. I once met an entrepreneur who was jealous: “You professors get all this free labor while I have to hire and pay people.” Ah. How often did professors produce great software? Not often. As quality requirements increase, I believe the benefits of AI coding diminish. So I think Andreessen is incorrect. We are getting low-quality software for free, but not much more of the high-quality software we actually need. If you want to make a living writing software, you had better up your game. As for getting high-quality software for free? Color me skeptical.

@BLUECOW009 In that mode, does it code like a caveman as well?

People are making their Opus talk like a caveman to save tokens

@slimjimmy I have trouble understanding half of your sentences. I'm getting old I guess. I suspect you are angry?

toxic pattern emerging with the YC AI grifters goes something like this: 1. be awful human beings 2. get some shit back 3. clip it up out of context and say some pussy shit like "these people just wish the worst for me" 4. they get a slew of replies from fellow grifters

@kylegawley @1960dude Vibe refactoring is a thing and by the time you do this, you have better models, so you push through until you rinse and repeat. Not blocking in any way.

every vibe coder is 2 weeks away from discovering what technical debt means

@elvissun @steipete @sama You think OpenAi won't pull OpenClaw access for capacity to run Spud if the already pulled Sora support, which they own?!

@steipete king move pls tell @sama to fix gpt personality and all of us will move over

here’s what will happen this week: - openclaw allows system prompt overrides - claude starts detecting openclaw prompt patterns - someone open sources a prompt randomizer to dodge detection - every API call now has 2s added latency while a second model decides if you're a claw claude opus 5: 30% smarter, 200% more expensive, 300% slower cause they need to check if you deserve an answer welcome to the new world

@xlr8harder Watch at what happens to Codex now that OpenClaw users are switching. I don't think it'll be long before OpenAi bans it too.

I think there's a good chance that Anthropic ejecting the entire openclaw userbase will be looked at in retrospect as a costly mistake. energetic open source community integrating your product? ship it to the competition!

@koltregaskes Welcome to OpenClaw users

Is Codex down or struggling? I'm getting this and other errors. I've logged out and back in and rebooted.

@asaio87 I wouldn't imagine putting payments in a SAAS I build for myself though

SaaS is dead. Why pay $45/month when Claude Code can build you anything for $200/month? Except there's an issue..... Most people don’t want to spend their evenings or work ours prompting AI, debugging edge cases, and figuring out why the payment process is broken again. I'll die on this hill, but people have always paid for convenience. They want to open an app and have it work. The best apps look simple. The backend is anything but. That gap — between what users see and what actually runs underneath — is where all the work lives. SaaS is dead. Of course, for those who want to engage in bait.

@hunterhammonds @OpenAI @AnthropicAI Best news ever, now we can have quality Opus again in Claude Code!

Anthropic just killed OpenClaw support. I'm officially team @OpenAI Opus is still my favorite general model, but @AnthropicAI is burning all their goodwill. Sentiment is moving just as fast as the pace of tech.

@nickbaumann_ Until the openclawd people mess that up for everyone as well

A chatGPT pro subscription might be the greatest leverage in the market

@gabegaul @Curious_G911 @ujjwalscript That is where the actual value lies. Who better to know what works best for you.

@AINTPme @Curious_G911 @ujjwalscript Thank you. I just developed what I needed as a carpenter.

The “Vibe Coding” honeymoon is officially OVER. For a while, it felt magical. Prompt in, product out. No deep context, no architecture, no trade-offs. Just vibes. But reality is catching up: • Systems still need to scale
• Edge cases still exist
• Debugging still hurts
• And someone still has to own the code AI didn’t replace engineering, it amplified the gap between people who understand systems and people who don’t. “Vibe coding” is great for getting started.
But shipping real, reliable software? That still requires thinking. The engineers who win won’t be the ones who vibe the fastest - they’ll be the ones who understand what the vibe produced.

@gabegaul @Curious_G911 @ujjwalscript What the engineers don't seem to realize is that the value you bring with process knowledge has always been more valuable than code syntax. Well done!

I'm sure there were easier ways to do it but like I said, I'm a carpenter. I have never coded, developed, or engineered software and do not know anything about that world. I pay thousands of dollars a year for multiple pieces of software to run my construction company. I built my software to do what I need it to do on a daily basis. Not as a developer, as a carpenter. It does that and more and all it cost me was a claude code subscription and 80 dollars a month to digital ocean.

@DeryaTR_ Today I am trying and failing to use up my context in CC before my weekly reset. Big context intensive jobs, but usage is barely moving, so something is different.

So Anthropic now claims there was no token-eating bug after all, it was all our fault for using Opus 4.6! Such dishonesty! I cancelled my Max account and, for the first time, turned negative toward an AI company. They claim to have the highest ethics & we need to trust them!? 👎

@Not_as_famous @fishrfoodntfrnd @DanielvsBabylon That difficulty to sin is the Holy Spirit. Start by praying, sharing your concerns with Jesus, accepting Him as your Lord and saviour and submitting to Him and trusting in His plan for you. Start reading the Bible. The New Testament is a good place to start.

@fishrfoodntfrnd @AINTPme @DanielvsBabylon I was born in a Christian home and have since lost my faith, it all sounds like it’s fantasy but yet I have this internal longing for something to believe in and have been unable to sin without getting my conscience beat up steadily. I need help, what to do?

What they don’t tell you about being one of God’s favorite is that you are going to experience on some level everything His Son went through on earth.

@fishrfoodntfrnd @DanielvsBabylon We all feel like that on our journey to getting closer to God. It is however Satan lying to you and battling to keep you away from God. Pray to God like speaking to someone who loves you deeply and He will show you the truth. No sin is too big.

@DanielvsBabylon What if I sinned so bad and that’s why I’m going through this