Thomas Cintra

the reason i hate vibe coding is that i actually like to code. no, it’s not that i like to “get things done” i literally just love smashing my face against a refactor over and over and over again until i truly believe that the code LOOKS BEAUTIFUL i want it to be beautiful

when you die and go to hell, satan makes you look for parking near yankee stadium

losing an oscar that u should have “obviously” won is actually crazy good marketing

@im_roy_lee goat

BREAKING: Cluely CEO officially responds to TechCrunch

there’s edge in not writing like an AI add some flare use words kinda wrong and fuck up the spelling a little it’s more human

if you’re using the LLM to offload mechanical tasks, great if you’re using it to offload your judgement and prioritization, you’re fucked if the LLM is accumulating all the context, and you’re just passively reading it (or worse, not even that) you’re mega fucked

tiktok girlfriend, X boyfriend

@arizvi0 need a definition?

@tncintra stamina 🤨?

your only edge will be having the taste and stamina to know when Claude is wrong

@elonmusk That's why you need the sheriff x.com/adylon7/status…

People giving OpenClaw root access to their entire life

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i have both grok and chatgpt on my phone, at some point chatgpt signed me out. i never signed back in i haven’t forgotten my password auth friction is real

i bet claude code can’t do this, idiots 😋

the nothing ever happens crowd has been awfully quiet

if you think you have some kinda edge in your generic skills.md you’re braindead. anything generic gets consumed by the model. your only edge is in things that don’t scale generically to others, things unique to you and your work. that’s it.

how has X still not fixed the color of the scroll bar when reading articles on an iphone hook the fucking robot to the fucking jira and stamp the fucking PR with a “thank you grok senpai” i want to know how long the articles are before i finish them

@arizvi0 you’re quite eloquent for an engineer 🥰

couldn’t have said it better than Mr Rizz

claude never gets tired, and that's why I might lose to it. however, claude is not lazy. I am lazy. I therefore have the incentive to find the simpler way to do things. that's why, I might win.

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