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rbergamini27

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    Comment #46550138

    FYI I just now caught a critical missing step of disabling IPv4 in your Tailscale settings to doom code via cell service. Many of you probably did not have an issue figuring out th…

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    Comment #46532478

    durch - just starred this repo! Looking forward to testing it out as I learn how to build with multiple agents. I'm just starting out with building with Claude - after a friend mad…

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    Comment #46532346

    Yes to the last two 100% - hence the "doom" in doom coding! I wrote the post more as a replacement to TikTok scrolling - it feels like a worse evil, but it's still not healthy. The…

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    Comment #46532247

    Y'all I'm as shocked as you are it's on the home page! I'm new to hacking (come from an electrical/nuclear engineering background but never did much with software). For reference, …

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    Comment #46518645

    Very true! Was that Rumsfeld, right? Unknown unknowns? And thank you! I'm glad you appreciated the humor. I'm still a novice builder, so the thought of ssh-ing to my home computer …

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    Comment #46518586

    ^^ I probably rely on AI slop than most people on this thread. I've found with the gaps with waiting on Claude Code output match the frequency I'm already checking my phone out of …

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    Comment #46518497

    Just learned about tmux lol - thank you for this!

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    Comment #46518488

    Let me know how it goes! From the comments above, seems like you can use tmux to keep persistent sessions when you lose Internet connection - but I haven't tried myself. Diff revie…

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    Comment #46518424

    Scrolling is quite jenky with Termius - I thought there's a way to keep sessions going when there are intermittent drops in connection via Termius, but for how I've been building, …

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    Comment #46518395

    Thank you! My wife was concerned, I'm glad someone out there appreciates the humor

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    Comment #46518380

    Thanks! And great idea! I'm still new to hacking - definitely need to check out more of the open source tools out there

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    Comment #46518351

    That phone was taken 5 minutes before departure lol - a micro laptop sounds sweet!

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    Comment #46518321

    This is very relatable - hence keeping "doom" in the moniker. Stay strong my friend

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    Comment #46518292

    Please hire me when you make this happen! The tinkering started because I wanted to go outside to code but sitting with your laptop in the park is too strange.

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    Comment #46518268

    Sadly I'm an iPhone kid - and yeah the 24/7 computer running is not ideal. It's been nice building on the server that I'm using to host the app, but then again I could just run the…

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    Comment #46518246

    This comment taught me about Termux. Good to know!

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    Comment #46518215

    This is genius! The tailscale vpn was stupid easy to setup (I'm a near novice and figured it out). An email interface with progress updates would be even better than doom coding.

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    Comment #46518202

    Thank you! Did not know about this command before - good to know

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    Comment #46518176

    You can't bring a laptop to the club! Truthfully I haven't tried so I will keep you posted.

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    Comment #46518148

    Thanks! I did not sppof! I thought that since it was my local Tailnet, only devices on that net could connect. I just rebuilt the network as a precaution.

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    Stop Doom Scrolling, Start Doom Coding: Build via the terminal from your phone

    I used Tailscale, an old laptop, Claude Code, and Termius to code from my phone anywhere I have Internet connection. Great for parties where you rather be home tinkering.