Andu Ionescu

this is how I went from 4 agents to 30+ running at all times while I'm on the beach the vision pro runs the same M5 as the mac mini, except you can have as many screens as you want wispr flow for dictation + simple tmux setup + custom agent runner I wrote with codex tailscale into office setup to have everything on hand more people should do this you still need a keyboard to be quick, but the barrier to entry is gone

@theo worse and more expensive

How are people feeling about opus 4.7 so far?

I've been building a CLI called Wonda that automates marketing workflows from the terminal. AI agents research competitors, generate images/videos, edit with captions and effects, publish to 5 platforms. The interesting part: it's built for vibe coding - you just describe what you want and the agent figures out model selection, prompts, and editing chains. No manual API calls, no dashboard hopping. One campaign hit 5.3M views on Instagram. Would love to share the workflow with the community. github.com/degausai/wonda

@aiwithmayank This is not bad but I’ve seen better tools that do similar things

Say goodbye to video editors. This open-source tool turns a news headline into a published YouTube Short in one command. It's called YouTube Shorts Pipeline and it chains Claude, Gemini Imagen, ElevenLabs, and Whisper together into one pipeline. The cost breakdown is brutal: Claude script: $0.02 Gemini visuals: $0.03 ElevenLabs voice: $0.05 Total: $0.10 per video Type a topic. Get a live YouTube link. 3–5 minutes. Supports multiple languages. Custom voice IDs. Dry-run mode to preview before producing. Manual script override before rendering. Everything stored locally. No cloud dependency. 100% Open Source. MIT License.

@arvidkahl faster, often better syntax/discovery (they're made for humans), can be chained, self-documenting

Okay, serious question: what does offering a CLI allow your users to do that MCP or the good old REST API don’t already do? I really don’t get the hype.

@justbyte_ just happened to someone in our team. moved her to a mac mini, told her to prompt more code less, good to go

What would you do in this situation??

@kapilansh_twt @grok is this an interview question

if this confuses you you're not a developer you're a prompt with a GitHub account

@theo the vibe in vibe coding stands for vibes

Claude Code is kind of like if Codex was drunk. Fun, friendly, bit more creative, makes really dumb mistakes, probably shouldn't be trusted with prod.

@trikcode i think the mistake here is thinking you're building for human developers - the agent will do the debugging

Vibe coding creates a dangerous illusion: You think you built it. You think you understand it. You push to production. Your users find the bugs you never could. Because you can't debug what you didn't write.

@TeeDevh i think because they don't want to buy a $5 VPS on Hetzner and run everything themselves most don't know how and don't want to learn

Why do people still use Vercel? You can just buy a $5 VPS on Hetzner and run everything yourself. More control. Lower cost. More responsibility 🤔

@konnydev the bigger the project gets the more helpful AI becomes. more context = better results. change my mind

Hot take: Vibe coding is useless when it’s a bigger project.

@iamsahaj_xyz i was looking for something like this just yesterday only found expensive stuff that only works on windows gonna try it - thanks

Introducing gazectl uses your camera to track your head and automatically moves focus over to the monitor you're looking at npx gazectl@latest requires macOS & aerospace window manager

@karpathy some of those are funny given your appreciation of swedish progressive metal, i was thinking you would appreciate the usage of the factory pattern in this codebase

One common issue with personalization in all LLMs is how distracting memory seems to be for the models. A single question from 2 months ago about some topic can keep coming up as some kind of a deep interest of mine with undue mentions in perpetuity. Some kind of trying too hard.

meet the team

The only non-technical person on our team is the one pushing out the highest number of features. Completely unhinged: 8 agents running at once, sending localhost urls for review, writing overlapping database migrations, faulty rebases - you name it. But most of it gets fixed in several bugbot cycles once the PR is open and the result is not bad at all. We still review all of his stuff, but even that is changing.

begun the AI wars have

@Tech_girlll pay vercel more money

Interviewer: If your API is slow, how do you fix it?

@ravikiran_dev7 there is a person at the end of the tunnel and they write your name on a postit note

Interviewer: If HTTP is stateless, how does a website remember you after login?

@haha_girrrl highest quality shitpost i've seen in a while good job

Hot take: The username field is pointless. Change my mind.

@Adidotdev chasing outcomes, solving the right problems, not overengineering; code is a means to an end

What’s one “basic” dev skill that’s actually underrated… but separates good devs from great ones?