Nick Selvaggio

@joni_vrbt Yes, just another tool in the toolbox.

Let’s finally agree on this. If I vibe coded a project, can I still tell people that I built it?

@poetengineer__ So cool. Love when you come up in my feed. 🔥🔥🔥

strange flowers of the mind are blossoming, silently and very fast.

@moussehp Oh damn was it? Was working for me. Probably just got lucky. 😁

@direct Sonnet is too

Opus seems to be down but Sonnet isn’t. Change your model with ‘/model’ in Claude code. 🤙🏼

Happiness lies within. 🧘🏻‍♂️

@pmitu 😂

Me reviewing the code written by Claude before pushing it to production

@uttam_singhk I just installed it on my openclaw box… using it for a couple of things. Seems to be around the same for me so far.

Is Hermes really better than Openclaw ??

@robj3d3 Descript is pretty good.

How is there still not a good vibe video editing software??? If there is, please tell me.

@AlfinCodes Yup… never as a daily driver

Developers be honest. Have you ever used Kali Linux?

@thesayannayak Building things to solve your own problems gets you at least one user! 🚀

At this rate everyone’s gonna have their own app and zero users.

@carlhua Def are seeing this with some of the workflows we are working on. Our stuff isnt controlling planes yet lol

i used to write flight software - you know, the one that flies jets and spacecrafts.. and if I had claude/codex back in the day, i wouldnt even need to look at code. hear me out, people say AI slop this, AI slop that, and the code it generated is trash etc etc. the thing is, with a highly tightened coding standard, and a requirement traceability down to say ~30-50 lines of code per requirement, you almost no longer need to look at the code it produced before doing testing. 2022 - oh wow, AI can write some code in the chat app 2023-2024 - cursor is amazing - it can write some code and understands the context 2025- the code is getting better and better, but often with mistakes 2026 - given the right guideline and specs, it is an EXPECTATION that the code should work the first or second round. I foresee in the near future, we would have IDE that no longer prioritizes displaying code. instead the IDE would be a tool to orchestrate agents, with responses gathering and display, so like an agent command center. I already see people building some of this but i think people are thinking about it wrong - don't take IDE or terminal as a baseline, we need to completely revamp it. This excites me because for once, we are going to revolutionize how coding is done. wait.. its not coding anymore, its more general than that, but you get the point! the subagent framework today is largely inadequate - we need a layer of LLMs on top of analyzing agents and then allow humans to control. but not all subagents should report back to the same upper LLM. whos building this? I will invest.

@rcolidba @0xCygaar Haven’t tried Hermes yet… curious what it does different.

@0xCygaar Because Hermes is not just naive orchestration and hope.

Why do you guys think Hermes is better than Openclaw?

@claudiocasalex @0xCygaar What do you mean by multi orchestration architecture? Curious…

@0xCygaar Memory.md - cron jobs hardcoded - self learning capabilities. After running Hermes and openclaw side by side, I have just switched everything over to Hermes. Only things missing? A complete multi orchestration architecture. Once we get that, comparison is over.

@ti_gaa1 @Tech_girlll Your .env typically contains secret data such as API keys and other private keys. Posting this info to the public typical results in some type of theft.

@Tech_girlll What happens when you push .env to GitHub?

Bro pushed .env to GitHub🥲 Bro is cooked.

This is wild. theaustralian.com.au/business/techn…

F1 Sprint race was dope. 🏎️🏎️🏎️💨💨💨

@justbyte_ 😂

Be honest, is this relatable??

@_nonfigurativ_ @gizatechxyz So inspiring. 🔥

Big congrats to the whole team at @gizatechxyz for the release their new product Giza World. I was given the opportunity to turn their dataset of more than 16.000 active agents, performing more than 800.000 transactions, into a living data sculpture. Kind of mind-blowing to experience the end result, knowing that each movement of each individual particle is backed by real, on-chain, transactions.

@flyosity Leyroooyyy Jenkinnnss

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