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@lihil_cc
yet another tech nerd, UCI math survivor, author of python web framework lihil, premier and ididi.
My working routine for the last two months: Monday - Friday: Vibe coding Saturday - Sunday: Refactoring
CICD is not enough; we need CR—continues reviewing and refactoring, to boost the overall productivity of the team under the background of AI coding.
Yes, we need user confirmation. But the way we present information to support decision-making is critical. For example, Codex outperforms Claude Code in demonstrating code changes, which builds user confidence when confirming actions, and that’s a big win for UX.
We are still in a very preliminary stage on building agents, where a lot of concepts are discussed but not well implemented, or barely understood. We all know what human-in-the-loop is, but there are so many implementation details that largely differentiate great and ok agents.
We are still in a very preliminary stage on building agents, where a lot of concepts are discussed but not well implemented, or barely understood. We all know what human-in-the-loop is, but there are so many implementation details that largely differentiate great and ok agents.
Developers have no loyalty to coding agent , I had been using Claude code on a daily basis for the past 2 months and I just switched to codex and feel no guilty at all.
Redis recently released 8.2. Much higher throughput on multicore servers. 🚀 github.com/tidwall/cache-…
Some random features I vibe coded on Thursday night and shipped to prod on Friday.
The only sorting algorithm with O(1) time complexity.
Vibe coding with Claude feels so great, it gets even better when you tweak it with context managing, designing subagents and a good mechanism of context managing to keep them rolling. It’s like training juniors that never complain and constantly getting better, so much fun!
I used to think since AI has been getting better and better, I’ll just enjoy coding and let AI solves all my bugs. It turns out AI is the one enjoys coding and I’m fixing bugs it creates, what a dependency inversion
thanks, now I get to vibe coding while sitting on toilet.
claude code mobile your dev environment, in your pocket > unlimited ssh & parallel tasks > multi-claude sessions > multi-terminals > built-in browser w/ devtools > localhost tunneling (localhost:3000 ✅ > git management, text editor w/ lsp, file/project explorer and more
Hot take: The main reason for you to learn agent frameworks should be to build AI apps without them.
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