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Great concept. Had this idea myself recently.

Openclaw

Are there others in this space doing a good job? Curious about what else is tackling this.

Which of the competitors do you think have a unique take, or are doing a good job?

Which are you thinking of? Any that work well?

It builds a map of your life without you knowing. Thousands of cameras snapping your plate over months means someone can piece together that you go to a certain church, a certain d…

What's the difference between you and emdash and conductor and t3

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TDD has become the default workflow for AI coding agents, for a lot of reasons. Something I recently started doing that I really like is, when building a feature, I write acceptanc…

I'm telling you, every time I see someone driving one it's the biggest dweeb alive

I'm about as AI-pilled as anyone. Stitch is the only Google powered AI product I use. How are they winning?

Have you missed the lessons of the last 25 years of US involvement in the middle east I guess?

This is basically what Augment Intent is

I often work on 2-3 projects at once. They each have some combination of: - terminal windows - browser for testing - browser for research, brainstorming, etc - documents & finder w…

You'd have to think so. They're really the only serious player left - I doubt Google would want to be involved, and xAI is a significant step down.

I know the reaction to this, if you're a rational observer, is "OpenAI have cut corners or made concessions that Anthropic did not, that's the only thing that makes sense." However…

I know the reaction to this, if you're a rational observer, is "OpenAI have cut corners or made concessions that Anthropic did not, that's the only thing that makes sense." However…

Lol. Lmao, even. Software developers have spent the last twenty years blabbing about how product management is useless and coding is the one true skill.

Pretty sick. How do you compare yourself with Conductor?

This got upvotes? Literally just restating basics.

In certain, extenuating circumstances, I will read the code. It is not in my common / critical path. It's not how I'd describe my workflow.

?? What

Here's the previous post that generated the hubbub: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46891131