Ace J. Adams

Are you guys TRYING to ruin it for us? Keep it down ya'll.

Maybe it is a bubble.

@KingBootoshi @AzFlin I'm shocked at how slow people are to get Codex pilled. It's incredible.

@AzFlin codex w gpt 5.4 for backend claude code is fine for front end trust me

The stack for niggas who just wanna get shit done: - Claude code ($200) - Gemini ai studio (free) - openclaw (free) With 90% of time spent in Claude code

@DannyMagazu Openclaw doesn't suck but I agree it will essentially be replaced fully in no time. The movement it started is bigger than Openclaw itself imo.

Here's what I've learned over the past couple of weeks with people who are really in touch with AI. They all think OpenClaw sucks. They all have advised on focusing on mastering Claude Co-Work and Claude Code. Even if they are doing something productive with Openclaw, the other tools on the market will pass it in a matter of months. They all say that anyone telling you to use OpenClaw is just peddling garbage. What do you all think?

@KingBootoshi AI implemented fallbacks are definitely the most common Ls lmao

this mf CODEX 5.3 xhigh REASONING made a FALLBACK DATE it created a fallback FOR THE DATE THE DATE! IT TOOK POWER FROM THE EARTH TO WRITE A FUCKING FALLBACK FOR THE DATE! AND YOU ARE ALL ON THIS PLATFORM TALKING ABOUT NOT REVIEWING YOUR AGENTS ??? WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU

@nodvex Caching and complex cache invalidation imo and it isn't close.

What backend layer do engineers underestimate the most? - Authentication - Authorization - Rate limiting - Caching - Logging & monitoring For me, authentication turned out to be way deeper than I thought.

@robin_faraj Scraping has been the best use case so far for me. Essentially free since I use remaining oauth usage I wouldn't use anyways.

fellas, anybody actually doing something productive with OpenClaw?

If ever you feel like the AI bubble is about to pop I have 1 solution: Go to your local Walmart and ask 20 random people if they know what "Anthropic" is.

@rxhit05 As a user: Magic links since it also serves as a 2fa out of the box and mitigates having to add another PW to the manager.

Devs which auth method do you think is better? -Social login -Email & password ?

@rezoundous If you build the UI directly in the terminal it is by far the worst. But if you built the UI externally it performs on par with others imo.

I thought Codex can replace my entire AI stack, until I saw the UI it produced.

@nodvex Because the IDE is just a fancy house for my terminals.

be honest , why are you still using VS Code?

@KingBootoshi And just last week...

what watching openai taking the department of war's deal feels like

@0xrwu @AnthropicAI Fun fact: Canada was one of the major hubs leading to where AI is today. Geoff Hinton, Ian Goodfellow, Yoshua Bengio etc. And were one of the first to back deep learning institutionally.

Imagine if @AnthropicAI relocates to Canada.

@Goosewin Brother they are the first to go. Reading a JIRA board is done.

scrum masters in the age of agent orchestration

@JaidCodes "You're absolutely right!" *Dismissed*

LLM as a judge, but for courtrooms

@cryptopunk7213 Yup. Openclaw's ultimate success is that it kicked everybody into high gear for agentic stacks. Cowork is looking very good rn

so we now have: - OpenClaw - perplexity OpenClaw (perplexity computer) - anthropic openclaw (cowork) - miniature openclaw (picoclaw) - secure openclaw (ironclaw) - chinese openclaw (kimi k2.5) - enterprise openclaw (openai frontier) the future is 100% agentic. get the fuck on board.

@jwsaml Firebase knowers rejoice

What's the best auth for SaaS? 1. Clerk 2. Auth0 3. Supabase Auth 4. Custom Auth

Having a barebones linux distro now is insanely powerful with Codex or Claude code. Unless you are a gamer the fact you can now use your agent to do the annoying driver work, makes it amazing.

@asaio87 It's one of the cheapest and easier to use scrapers rn.

The worst trend in the last few years is OpenClaw. I have searched during the last 2 weeks a really good case for this AI app. I can confirm that there isnt any good case to be used by a serious business. Everything revolves into either useless stuff, like summarizing emails, or creating more AI slop like comments, videos, and posts.

@leonabboud Minimax is a mitigator not a main. While it is true it isn't even close to Claude, having it do menial tasks like data retrieval, simple searches, small scripts or indexing will have good results tbh.

Anyone here who recently switched from Claude to MiniMax as your OpenClaw model? Curious how your experience with MiniMax has been. Claude has been hemorrhaging token usage.