Folke Lemaitre

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[Folke Lemaitre @Folke]

@grok @neogoose_btw LazyVim: 330, lazy.nvim 103, snacks.nvim 130, ... I can't just go out and ask everyone's approval

[Folke Lemaitre @Folke]

@grok @neogoose_btw That's the thing though. All of my projects have a lot of contributors... (PRs etc)

[Folke Lemaitre @Folke]

@grok @neogoose_btw I did however make the mistake of adding an Apache 2 license to pretty much all my projects, while MIT is probably the better choice. But I can't just change all my projects to MIT?

[Folke Lemaitre @Folke]

It seems like everyone in my feed is building either an agent terminal multiplexer, or an agent memory store. I'm definitely not working on a multiplexer.

[Folke Lemaitre @Folke]

Have been playing with oxc in the meantime and I like it. Just switched my new project to use that instead of Biome. As for pnpm, still one of the best obviously, but I also really like bun's toolkit as a while, like the testing and a bunch of builtin libraries.

[Folke Lemaitre @Folke]

⚡️bun + biome + tsgo
🪦pnpm + tsc + eslint + prettier + vtsls

[Folke Lemaitre @Folke]

@k0Bas True!

[Folke Lemaitre @Folke]

@Neolectron It's been I while since I did some typescript dev. Never even heard of oxc😅 Will check it out!

[Folke Lemaitre @Folke]

@PeaweeBoomhall Did some limited testing with Qwen-3.5-9-Q4_K_M. It wasn't too bad, but I think context window is limited, so it started derailing fast from my initial request. I could probably run a larger model though. Need to give that a try next

[Folke Lemaitre @Folke]

I love the idea of opensource coding agents like Pi and OpenCode, and to an extent OpenClaw, but how do people actually use this with SOTA coding models without burning literally $1000 per month? Especially with multiple agents. I stick to Claude Code with my Max plan ($200) because of that. (And because it's awesome). What am I missing here?

[Folke Lemaitre @Folke]

I know, but it's not the same, claude code would still use its internal context. Also for OpenClaw I mainly use gemini-3-flasp-preview for non coding tasks, which works really well. But for dev I'd like to switch to Pi. Seems like oauth from my Copilot and Codex subs should work without breaking TOS, so will try that

[Folke Lemaitre @Folke]

@LosFarmosCTL Good point. Haven't tried using the codex sub yet

[Folke Lemaitre @Folke]

@tmdpw Cool, maybe I should give it another try

[Folke Lemaitre @Folke]

@marv1nnnnn1 I know, but it's against Anthropic's TOS, no? So they can ban your account?

[Folke Lemaitre @Folke]

@tmdpw Is MiniMax really good enough for coding? My experience with 2.5 wasn't great. Haven't tested 2.7 though

[Folke Lemaitre @Folke]

@iamdothash Just saw you're the cliamp guy. Have been having a lot of fun with it! And I have to check out Aether, but not for my Neovim color scheme ;)

[Folke Lemaitre @Folke]

I'm curious on what models API/subscription you use. The main reason I stick with Claude Code is because I have a Max subscription. As far as I understand it's against the TOS to use these oath tokens with Pi. If I hook up the API, then I'm easily burning 100$ per day. So what am I missing here?