Stu Kennedy

Our first Design Challenge is live! We’re looking at how AI could transform the handwritten PIP form process … a system slowed by huge backlogs, long waits and the challenge of interpreting thousands of handwritten submissions. AI can help bring speed, clarity and fairness to a process under real strain. /w @chrisvmcd youtu.be/kOMeHxP0P-8 @GOVUK @DWPgovuk

@santiagoclassic @levelsio How is running OpenClaw any different than running Claude Code the way Pieter runs it? Product delivery is a very different skill to GTM (a skill I don't possess).

@stukennedydev @levelsio He may have chosen his words poorly, but he is right to note that openclaw is a security blackbox as of now. And becoming wealthy with your product is the very definition of knowing what you are doing with product delivery.

Another great argument for running Claude Code on your VPS server and not your laptop is its battery use "Terminal" app here is all Claude Code sessions, ignore the Claude app here I have a MacBook Pro 13" M4 and with Claude Code running even on idle my battery dies from 100% to 0% in about 3 hours, it's insane Claude Code on server via Termius SSH sucks 20x less power for your laptop

@santiagoclassic @levelsio Being wealthy doesn’t mean you know what you’re doing with code or product delivery … I have no problem with vibe coders, I think they’re great. He should just be careful before calling someone retarded who isn’t doing the thing he is accusing them of; when he ironically is!

@stukennedydev @levelsio My man, this "vibe coder" as you call him is one of the world's most successful solopreneurs. I bet he makes in a month what you make in a year, plus his quality of life is also likely way better than yours. He is an entrepreneur not a dev. "SeNiOr dEv". Titles are for losers.

@ishannaik7 @levelsio I think you’re missing the point here. I’m not using OpenClaw “in production”. Pieter IS actually using Claude Code in production. So it should be him you target with that. He was ironically accusing me of doing the thing he has publicly spoken about doing himself.

@levelsio @stukennedydev "OpenClaw write a reply to this guy saying using OpenClaw in production is insecure"

@stukennedydev Running OpenClaw on production is insecure and just retarded

@levelsio You gonna dish it out to a stranger, you can expect to get some heat back my man. 🦞

@stukennedydev The fuck

@santiagoclassic @levelsio he doesn’t know what he’s talking about; which is why he hasn’t responded. A vibe coder, whose only mode of CI/CD is to just push and hope for the best is calling a senior dev who supervises and controls coding agents using experience “retarded”. 🤣🤣

@levelsio @stukennedydev Finally someone said it

@Matt_Pinner I have one in my drawer from 2001 that I forgot to get developed

do you know?

@corbin_braun 🦞🎸

pitch me your startup with 0 words.

@levelsio Interested … what’s your workflow as someone who wouldn’t know the difference between good and bad code by eyeballing it before deploying? I’ve been coding by hand and deploying to production for 26 years … I know when to trust and when not to. How do you do it? 😉

@levelsio Tell me what you really think 🤣! It doesn’t deploy to prod, I do that, runs sandboxed on my Mac Mini, or preview environments on CF, no different than running Claude Code.

@levelsio I control from my phone, my MacBook, my iPad. It has memory about me, my projects, access to my GitHub, Cloudflare. Can run stuff, test it, QA in a browser. It’s changed my dev life.

@levelsio Or run openclaw on a Mac mini, tailscale, terminus, Remote Desktop. Way better than just Claude Code. It runs with Sonnet 4.6 in its main chat thread with me and spawns off Claude code agents on Opus 4.6 which it manages and reports back on.

@zeeg I had a similar bill, and I was pretty upset too … they never warned me. I complained, so they gave me 50% off … try that!

Idk that I can afford to keep using Cloudflare

@DavidKPiano I have a bigger rule …. Don’t use React. freetheweb.dev

I remember everyone (except the core team) telling me how wrong I was when I first gave a talk about useEffect

@ayeshavisk41781 Divide top and bottom by 2 = 3/10 Multiply top and bottom by 10 = 30/100 30%

Write as percentage...? Don't calculator...!!

@Mishi_2210 It’s either 650 or 52 depending on what you mean by “half” (0.5 or half of 500)

Your brain might say 300, but it isn’t. So what is it?

We just open-sourced Paperclip: the orchestration layer for zero-human companies It's everything you need to run an autonomous business: org charts, goal alignment, task ownership, budgets, agent templates Just run `npx paperclipai onboard` github.com/paperclipai/pa… More 👇

@BraydenWilmoth He doesn’t like your edge, he wants his own edge … but a little less edgy.

“no one” wants it at the edge, eh?

@Wisdom_HQ Big Dippa

Drop a rapper NAME for him

@steipete @notsunsakis @bcherny 🚘🦞

@steipete @notsunsakis @bcherny I call it Drive Coding

Has anybody vibe coded their way into product market fit? From the top of my dome: Claude Code: founded in 2024 as an internal tool by @bcherny who prototyped it at Anthropic and within a week nearly half of developers there were using it. Long considered their moat, eventually it was decided to release it to the public. After being so successful internally, this dogfooded product had already found a market fit among the devs and it spread like wildfire. OpenClaw: This tool by @steipete initially named ClawdBot, then at Claude legal department’s request renamed to MoltBot, and eventually OpenClaw along with acquisition by OpenAI and MoltBook by Meta, was another success story that was made real by granting AI executive power, just like Claude Code. These two vibe coded tools share a lot of similarities - they are AI harnesses that give the models that run them agentic power, in other words, permission to edit files autonomously. Any other vibe coded tools found a product market fit?