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@robinebers Claude is getting worse everyday. He located a typo in a single line of code to fix a failing prompt. The prompt still failed, I told him to find the reason. He came back with "I accidentally inputted two bugs in my last bug fix".

Anthropic products are awfully buggy for having the best AI coding model don't you think?

@ByuSome Definitely. Nobody wanted them here. I'm just counting the days until they leave. Because they will leave.

So since Utah's TV viewership was better in the PAC-12, Utah should just go back to the PAC-12. Obvious solution here.

@tillery_joe Looks like one of those wanted posters you get at a theme park.

Just saw this, thoughts?

@elonmusk @mark_k @xai Work faster man. What the hell do you do all day?

@mark_k @xai Working on it

xAI needs to deliver Grok Build to deliver us from Anthropic's bullshit. @xAI 🙏

@TaliaGoodmanWBB @On3 K-State has a good history of sisters playing together......

NEWS: Kansas’ Keeley Parks plans to enter the transfer portal, she told @On3. The 5-11 freshman averaged 5.1 ppg this season and was ranked as a 5-star recruit out of high school. TRACKER: on3.com/her/news/on3-2…

@thatstarwarsgrl @GERCEK_BU_2 Considering the Internet is hosted in America, all the important stuff will stay online for us.

@GERCEK_BU_2 I was today years old when I learned the entire worlds internet was reliant on a cord at the bottom of the ocean.. 🤷‍♀️

🚨 SON DAKİKA İran, küresel internet bağlantısı sağlayan Basra Körfezi'ndeki denizaltı kablolarını kesmekle tehdit etti. İran eğer bunu yaparsa tüm dünyayı orta Çağ karanlığına gömer Ve insanlık taş devrini yeniden yaşar

@kstatevangirl It sucks, but I would have rather kept Foy. Keep the rest of the team together and speiser is easily replaceable. Don't get me wrong, I wanted everybody to stay, but if it doesn't turn into last year I will be happy.

This one hurts. She will be missed. Good luck!

@brittanyyyy_11 I don't know if the style of basketball she wanted to play fit in the Mittie system. I enjoyed watching her get better over the year, but let's not pretend her production isn't easily replaceable, especially if she was going to command the majority of the nil money.

Welp… there’s the bomb I was really hoping was wrong. 😭😭😭😭

@TaliaGoodmanWBB @On3 Pretty sure she quit the team before the end of the season. I wish her all the luck in the world though! Hopefully she will find a school she can be great at.

NEWS: Kansas State’s Izela Arenas plans to enter the transfer portal, her representative at HSM Sports Agency told @On3. The 5-8 sophomore averaged 6.7 ppg this season and is the daughter of Gilbert Arenas. TRACKER: on3.com/her/news/on3-2…

At the Journey concert in Wichita. Worst audio I've ever experienced. All I can hear is feedback. Vocalist? Nope. Keyboards? Not a chance. I think I'm going to have to leave.

@LifeofFitz All you have to do is bring your Twitter history with you and you will be dismissed and never summoned again.

I have officially been called to jury duty later this month. If you’re going to trial in Riley County, Kansas, this month, go ahead and settle. Don’t worry, if it goes to trial, I’ll serve if selected but I won’t be happy about it.

@VickeryMaddie My 11 year old daughter is obsessed with basketball as well. She follows your posts because she wants to play at K-State as well. I have no clue how to help her accomplish those goals, but at least she has goals!! 😂

truth. 🤝🏻 Peter Danyliv 📍Charlotte, NC

FY 2025 you ran a 6,000 dollar surplus. FY 2024 you ran a 72,000 dollar surplus. I'm not saying K-State isn't in rough shape, the two universities are very similar, that's why we are great rivals. I'm just assuming they cut the woman's basketball budget to focus on football and men's basketball.

@gabegaul @TaliaGoodmanWBB We have a 50 million surplus as well but it will go away with this new NIL rev sharing.

NEWS: Iowa State’s Audi Crooks plans to enter the transfer portal, she announced. The 6-3 junior averaged 25.8 ppg and 7.7 rpg this season. TRACKER: on3.com/her/news/on3-2…

@bridgemindai Or could rate limits just be staggered based on the day and time? It is Saturday morning

Claude Code rate limits are back to normal. Been vibe coding with Claude Opus 4.6 on Claude Code all morning. 27% session usage. 8% weekly. This time 3 days ago I'd be at 100% in under an hour. Anthropic cut off third party harnesses like OpenClaw today. $200 in extra usage hit my account. $200/month Max plan finally working like a $200/month Max plan. This is what we cancelled for. This is what thousands of us switched to Codex with GPT 5.4 for. Your wallet is the only feedback AI companies listen to. Never forget that.

You could be correct. We will see. I only have half a dozen users on it right now. But I did spend a lot of time on tenant isolation, security, and scalability. It is performing right now. I could collapse and burn once I get to 10 users, or a hundred users. I have smoke tested it with 50 AI agents at the same time and the logs came back clean. But I am putting a lot of faith in Claude code/codex to run everything. Although I just onboarded a friend who is a network engineer.

Yeh this is the point here, you built tools you need to use you didn’t build enterprise scalable multi tenant saas …even if you think you did. You’re using the tools exactly what they should be used for, a step up from using spreadsheets or other tools of old, you probably have to respect or acknowledge the fact if you’re a carpenter and not a SWE then you’re in the same camp as all the non coders that make claims about something they don’t actually understand because if they did understand then they would be software engineers 🤣

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.

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

@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!

@milianriedel @ujjwalscript If you could comprehend what I said in my post in response to the OP, you would understand that nothing I said was a flex. I guess reading is hard for you. Let me boil down was I said to 5th grade level. I feel the original poster was slightly wrong in his take.

@gabegaul @ujjwalscript Flexing with lines of code 😆🤡

@YosimetiSam2 @ujjwalscript contractorclaw.app

@gabegaul @ujjwalscript I call bs url of SaaS?

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.

@gabegaul @ujjwalscript What you don’t know is that it is all open source code that you could have downloaded and compiled without using AI and paying for it.

I disagree to a point. I vibe coded a saas. It currently has over 150000 lines of code. It has replaced my crm, estimating, invoicing, marketing, accounting, payroll, employee management, and inventory systems. It works, is hosted, and supports hundreds of concurrent users. All vibe coded, tested, debugged by a 46 year old carpenter has never programmed or engineered anything in my life. Getting it all to work together was not easy or fun. But it works great.