Karsten Samaschke

@yegor256 RESTful APIs still have their place. The same as CLIs. And MCPs. Different tools for different jobs. And in fact, I’d prefer using skilled AI-Agents with a clean REST API over MCPs often enough. More predictable, less token-consumption. Not a hard rule, but a thinking model.

RESTful APIs may be dead soon. Instead, web services may expose a single POST entry point for a prompt. Internally, an AI agent may decide how to interpret it and what to do with the data and the database.

@xeophon if this is what the future of work looks like, i'll become a plumber.

What could possibly go wrong when handing over your finances to an AI-agent you don’t control. 😱

Here's why you want Local AI and only use Frontier Models as a second tier: futurism.com/artificial-int… Regardless of true, it shows the issue: You are handing over valuable personal data, and you're even paying for this privilege.

@YoavCodes @gulshanur Awesome Communication skills. Allow me to answer on the same level: No, you are wrong.

@samaschke @gulshanur No you are wrong.

Imagine deploying 1,000,000 lines of code written in 6 days by AI that no human has ever read, let alone reviewed, to production where your customer’s data is. Imagine

@YoavCodes @gulshanur Disagree. Vibecoded is when you do a one-shot prompt and just hope for the best. There's a lot of ways one would never see code, yet could reach a good-enough quality using automated reviews and guardrails.

@gulshanur @samaschke No. You are wrong.

@sflorimm Get drunk.

Tell me one thing you can do that CLAUDE cannot do yet

@HermesAgentTips Wrong framing, IMO. The correct approach is not to compete. The correct approach is to steer and control. That shifts it from a race one could never win to something where we would win in any way. Think about it.

In 2028, you won't be competing with one genius You'll be competing with a million of them! running simultaneously, never sleeping, never disagreeing with each other on any deadlines Dario Amodei just reconfirmed this He's saying "a country of Nobel level experts compressed into a datacenter" Not one AI. Not a team of AIs. An entire nation. That's less than 3 years away whats one skill you hope stays human only past 2028?

@icanvardar Can't imagine the Meta Employee Morale ever having been something else than 'low'. I mean, working on FB, Instagram, and with Zuck? Just kidding. Most likely. Perhaps.

the ai psychosis is getting out of hand

@sflorimm You don't want this. Keep them separate - it is enough for Apple to do your payments, host your data, track you across their ecosystem. iCloud Private Relay does what might feel reasonable. Take the rest into your control.

Why doesn’t apple have their own VPN ?

@plainionist 100% ACK. And I say this as Developer, Architect, Book-Author, LinkedIn-Trainer. But with a few caveats: Proper guardrails, proper prompting, proper review. Without them, it would write code of questionable quality and with a bunch of security issues.

Uncomfortable truth: LLMs already write better code than many mediocre developers. Agree? 🤔

@billclerico You owe me a new Mac. I just spilled my coffee over it LMAO.

Claude Code is Farmville for 40 year old former software engineers

@davis7 @badlogicgames Gnihi, just watched it literally 5mins before I spotted the Post. Great one, close to how I use mine. Have been weary about cmux, but will give it a try now. Keep it up, +1 sub here and on YT!

I've spent a lot of time customizing my Pi setup It's quickly become my favorite coding agent, u just need to make it yours Made a vid on how (TL;DR, just tell it to change itself and it will):

@Makuh90 But they are? I mean, one could use Linux on the boxes. 🤷‍♂️ TBH: Me as someone daily-driving Linux for decades now (next to my Macs) knows this feeling. But here's the difference: Windows Versions will follow. Linux? Not so often. Welcome to my hell.

Sam. Windows users are getting pretty sick of being second tier.

@michalmalewicz Go for it.

I am buying a 12" (2017) Macbook to install Linux on it. Try and stop me :P

@badlogicgames Another way of vendor-locking, IMO. I keep my pi.dev and @NousResearch Hermes Agents and also my @openclaw agents separate from the models. I'd rather prefer the freedom of choice and switching. @AnthropicAI, anyone?!

"done right" okidoki. openclaw.ai/blog/openai-mo…

@petergyang Fixing the issues with the AI-generated vibecoded Slop using proper agentic approaches. 🤷‍♂️

How do people even do AI hackathons these days you're just sitting around waiting for the agents half of the time?

Switching from @github to Forgejo (forgejo.org). By the looks of it, a fully featured drop-in replacement for GH, completely FOSS. Currently spending around 100+ USD per month on GH for Actions, Orgs, etc. - and the code is in @Microsoft's hands. Not viable.