The first cost of mastery is embarrassment. You must be seen producing weak work, asking basic questions, making incorrect predictions, and occupying a level beneath your self-image. Men who cannot tolerate looking incompetent temporarily will remain permanently caged by their own potential.
@Table1Vegas@Protentialmn I noticed on the espn coverage that the age of the players deep in the main didnt get brought up unless the my were under 30…I didn’t think it was on purpose but it probably was …..we need the 22 year old kid to win for the culture
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There's this crazy tribalism in AI where people always feel the need to take a side
Claude Code or Codex
OpenClaw or Hermes
Linux or Mac (we can all agree Windows sucks)
You're missing out on 90% of the power if you do this. The best solution is almost always a mix of all the tools
I use Claude Code and Codex together. Both can solve problems the other can't.
I use Hermes and OpenClaw side by side. A multi agent approach is the best, and both teams are building unique functionality. both have their weaknesses and strengths
Mac for my daily driver work. Linux for ML development.
If you're not actively combining all of these tools into streamlined workflows you're limiting yourself just so you can win pointless arguments online
Drop the tribalism and tinker.
Introducing Claude Opus 4.7, our most capable Opus model yet.
It handles long-running tasks with more rigor, follows instructions more precisely, and verifies its own outputs before reporting back.
You can hand off your hardest work with less supervision.