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@PvanBe3837 @saraaa7447 @Ryanair that idiot seems to be running Europe's largest and one of the world's top 10 airlines....wish I was that stupid

@saraaa7447 .@Ryanair is just an irish idiot with planes to play with. Customer be fucked, greed is king.

having it on the website is too hard or what?

@srisha_permude @paraschopra Are you chatting to setup/configure openclaw itself? That's expensive API token burn. Use claude cli to configure/manage openclaw out of your sub, openclaw then only burns runtime tokens which claude can tune to the most appropriate/cost effective model.

@paraschopra How do we manage the API bills 🥹 one day chat in telegram costed me 10$

I don’t get the OpenClaw hype Connecting Claude with Telegram / WhatsApp is trivially easy, you can literally ask it to help you do this and it’ll guide you. Same story with recurring jobs. I just did this - now Claude send me local bangalore news summary at 12pm IST daily on Telegram. Took me 15 mins to build. If the argument is that Claw lets nontech users do this, imagine the security implications when users let an LLM take over their system while having no idea what’s happening under the hood. Making custom scripts and workflows with Claude lets you at least know what you’re configuring on your system.

@dev_maims There's plenty of the software engineering landscape which AI doesn't cover - architecture, design, teamwork, customer interaction. They are also all loss-leading to jostle for position, when the real cost escalator begins it will curtail expansion.

Software Engineers, what’s your backup plan if Artificial Intelligence writes better code than you in 2 years?

@sflorimm syntax != ideas

Can you call yourself a founder if your entire product was built by Claude?

@eliana_jordan No, it really didn't. Changed the nature of the job like every other new good toolset. If you think it replaced good developers you get filed in the "slop producer" bucket.

ai just replaced developers ugc creators who is next?

@Jashanx_gill anyone worth their shit is using both + others. They all have their strengths/weaknesses and running claude on opus max full time until you bump the usage limit is just lazy

Why is everyone making a shift from Claude to Codex?

@zuess05 Where are we on the curve? AI today is the WORST it will ever be - it only gets better from here (for a while at least, Moore's law?). Those claiming "old school engineering" may be swamped, only the token price escalator stands in the way.

Genuine question. Tech companies are laying off thousands of engineers, and the ones left behind are basically just reviewing AI-generated code. But what happens in 6 months when the AI stops making mistakes? If your entire $200k job has been reduced to proofreading Claude's output, what exactly are they paying you for?

@sickdotdev Claude and Codex have supercharged the abilities of my experienced, knowledgable devs and split new guys into 2 camps. Those with CS are surviving, those without are overwhelmed and sinking. CS degrees are the foundations of the build, otherwise your house is sitting on sand.

Whats better now? - Learn how to use Claude - Get a CS degree

@anni_sen This is why they will lose in the long run to Google. They have no other business model/profit stream to subsidise the token burning with, so Google will undercut them at every turn. Just now they live on novelty and first to market but are bleeding real costs. They can't win.

Claude rate limits me every couple of hours. Gemini never. Both cost me about same per month. How bad is the compute shortage at Anthropic?

@YashHustle_22 ask the first to generate the prompt for the next - I'm switching between claude and codex regularly doing this, good results all round when you get into the doom loop on one

Most annoying part of vibe coding? Re-explaining the entire context to your IDE after switching chats

@markjbear @OctopusEnergy @Alph4betSoup Worse, this is possibly a GDPR breach to use that users salt in this manner. Its bad practice and if any compliance auditing was taking place it should raise audit exceptions. Worst case they are handling known breached data. Red flags all over this.

@doctorginge @OctopusEnergy @Alph4betSoup That’s not how this works. When a breach happens, the passwords in the breach are made public. These can then be hashed by companies like Octopus (or, more typically, their auth provider) and these hashes are stored. When a user attempts sign in, password gets hashed & compared

This email to me from @OctopusEnergy this morning doesn't make sense bc i use a v different complex password for every single online service i use. If it was from a different service, the password simply wouldn't work.

@markjbear @OctopusEnergy @Alph4betSoup nope, modern password hashing uses a salt per user, so instead they would have to be hashing the leaked password with that users salt - almost as bad practice as cleartext, effectively hacking their own database. Not a valid practice.

@OctopusEnergy @Alph4betSoup HOW DO YOU KNOW? You are either storing or processing the cleartext password, rather than immediate hashing for comparison. Very Very Very bad IT practice.

@Alph4betSoup Hey, this kind of thing is most common when you’ve reused a password but if you haven't, DM me so I can find your account and I'll ask an expert what might've happened here 👀 twitter.com/messages/compo…

@Alph4betSoup @OctopusEnergy also, @OctopusEnergy are either storing passwords in cleartext to compare to the breached list, or are taking pre-encrypted passwords, processing against this list at login time (just as bad). Do they claim ISO or SOC compliance because this would invalidate that certification

@Alph4betSoup @OctopusEnergy How would they know? It implies they are storing passwords in clear text (in order to be able to compare). This is VERY VERY bad practice. @OctopusEnergy are you storing passwords unencrypted? If you claim no, explain how you could make a comparison?

@rorysutherland Exploitation of the monopoly BA have over LHR to Scotland routes. They don't want you connecting to/from non-BA airlines.

What the hell explains this price discrepancy? It cannot be informed preference alone. What informational asymmetry is causing this?

@SATTY094 @NikTek Nvidia should sue @TeamYouTube as they are the real problem here. Their copyright claim system is broken beyond all reasonableness. They are the facilitators of this 'guilty until your accusor decides otherwise' system

@NikTek Nvidia will most likely sue them they really are dumb aff

The craziest thing ever happened on YouTube. La7, an Italian television channel has used footage from Nvidia DLSS 5 Trailer and then sent a copyright strike to every YouTube video that supposedly used “their footage”, including Nvidia themselves. Nvidia’s own DLSS 5 announcement video has now been taken down by La7 as you can see here.

@TeamYouTube @DestinLegarie This is bullshit. The whole system is abused by bad actors and @TeamYouTube are complicit by their wilful ignorance. False claims should be treated in the same manner as actual infringements - 3 strikes and the claimant is perma banned from youtube,no exceptions!

To clarify, a Content ID claim is automatically generated when your content matches another vid in our Content ID system: goo.gle/4trHaTB Since you already submitted a dispute, the next step is to wait for the claimant to respond within 30 days. If they don't, the claim on your video will expire & be released: goo.gle/3OjcEMM Note that we don't mediate copyright disputes

So let me get this straight @TeamYouTube I recorded and posted my video on 03/16/2026 LA7 used my content on 04/04/2026 and then filed a copyright on my channel? How can the YouTube system not just look at the dates and see this makes no sense.

@ScarySupernova @NoContextBrits No, he should be in jail, could have been people in that van, or crossing the road, or whatever

@NoContextBrits Parking is not ideal, but the tractor driver should lose his licence. Shambolic driving.

You can’t park there mate.

@prestonjbyrne As a (significant) UK taxpayer this is embarassing and infuriating. It is case-in-point as to why these quangos should be immediately disbanded. Burning taxpayer money on utter nonsense outside their control. Where is the taxpayer value in this organisation?

The UK's censorship agency, Ofcom, issued 4chan with a giant fine today. We responded to Ofcom with a giant hamster today.