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rbren
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Comment #48978815
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Comment #48619536
Who owns your domain name? Hint: it’s probably not you. Your hosting provider could take down your domain, or even steal traffic and direct it to their own IPs
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Comment #48510912
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Comment #48379665
This should be labeled humor or taken down. I did laugh though
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Comment #48055940
If you're interested in driving coding agents with code, check out the OpenHands Software Agent SDK [1] We need to define agents in code, and drive them through semi-deterministic …
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Comment #47913183
Some people seem to be convinced by logical reframings, like "if you jump into a woodchipper you die, but if 50% of people jump into the woodchipper they all survive" A logical ref…
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Comment #47913138
Considerations: * many people (at least toddlers, people with dementia) are going to press blue roughly by accident. See the lizardman constant * other people will not want to be r…
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Comment #47913079
Forgetting how to code is not a bad thing. Forgetting how to make software is.
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Comment #47877142
Lots of negativity towards k8s in here. It's always funny to me when $WILDLY_POPULAR_TECH gets ripped apart like this, as though no one has ever had a positive experience with it. …
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Comment #47808508
Good reminder to choose model-agnostic tooling!
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Comment #47644030
Strong article! I’ve been using the engine/car analogy for a while now. If you want to play with the basic building blocks of coding agents, check out https://github.com/OpenHands/…
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Comment #47620647
I still think every developer should be building their own IDE https://github.com/rbren/personal-ai-devbox
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Comment #47564934
It's probably just as hard to secure OpenClaw as this, but you'll find better tutorials for securing OpenClaw
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Comment #47564926
The prompts contain e.g. a terminal UI, which gives you root access to the machine. If someone can access that UI and its backend, the can do whatever they want! So make sure to pu…
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Comment #47560821
I still strongly believe every developer should be vibecoding their own cowork/openclaw/devin Here are the prompts I use for my AI environment, though it's changed a bunch since th…
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Comment #47152722
Funny, I just released my dev setup as “Open prompt” https://github.com/rbren/personal-ai-devbox
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Comment #46993429
A reasonably sized OSS model that's this good at coding is a HUGE step forward. We've done some vibe checks on it with OpenHands and it indeed performs roughly as good as Sonnet 4.…
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Comment #46724921
This is why it's worth investing in a model-agnostic setup. Don't tie yourself into a single model provider! OpenHands, Toad, and OpenCode are fully OSS and LLM-agnostic
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Comment #46213449
The OpenHands CLI has had some major improvements since v1: https://github.com/OpenHands/OpenHands MIT license and model agnostic I’d also keep a close eye on Toad which is launchi…
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Comment #46171033
I use lychee. It’s been great. Uploads could be a bit rough a few versions back but they’ve been seamless for a while
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Comment #46015991
If you want to hack on an emerging agent SDK (specializing in software development), join us at https://github.com/OpenHands/software-agent-sdk
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Comment #45845900
That's the idea! We have a confirmation_mode that can interrupt at any step in the process.