@Kimi_Moonshot What is going on with your service lately? It is nearly unusable.
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Highly recommend everyone consider something other than the kimi for coding subscription at this point.
@sama The thing that comes off the most suspect is the continued use of DoW. The DoW is a nickname at this point, so the language of your statement feels very approved and digested by the... DoW. Did you not anticipate that or was your statement specifically approved by the DoD?
@JackWoth98@LLMJunky@thekitze It's not just openclaw, it's also all the people that prefer to use opencode over the antigravity ide. Banning people without a warning and continuing to charge them is a pretty bad look.
@megabyte0x@0xSero I had the same issue, never worked. I even tried taskbar -> windows -> merge windows. The issue is you need to change the setting for your mac, not just zed. Make sure you have this setting configured to Always
@mattiapomelli When you look closely, they each have their issues, so I go back and forth. They all look pretty decent from afar, but gpt 5.2 and opus have inconsistencies or confusing visualizations if you look closely. Gemini 3 didn't make the same errors. (e.g gpt 5.2 workout count)
@trq212 But..... Claude code web is kind of the worst of all the web based agents. Can't even upload a file, and it costs about $1 per prompt on average for me, which is about 10-20x the cost of copilot.
The reason “vibe coding” continues to grow and be successful is that the alternative to vibe coding is not “elite engineering”.
It’s: the project wasn’t born, the idea didn’t get communicated, the app didn’t ship.
Elite engineering is very scarce and will continue to be in extremely high demand. (We’re hiring elite engineers!) The gap between what top engineers and agents can do still exists. Not just that.. when those people use AI, they also gain superpowers.
@threepointone@astrodotbuild A bit of some scrolling jank when the top nav buttons animate in on mobile. Scrolling kind of hangs for a second then proceeds on.
@timneutkens I thought it is kind of wild nextjs is this far along without something like this. Ideally, I'd want to go further and know what is actually loaded by a client and be able to trace why back to the source. Bundle size for a route doesn't tell the whole story
@simonw are you aware of any study in how to maximize the coding agent session length? I would guess there must be some value in analyzing how to trigger agent coding sessions in a way that maximizes what you get out of the session. How many tool calls, etc...
@doodlestein@raw_works@IndyDevDan I agree after using that pattern quite a bit. Probably the bigger issue is that when an agent calls multiple sub agents in parallel, that it has to wait for all sub agents to finish. If any of those sub agents results in some kind of hung process, things get messy
After seeing @doodlestein using multiple agents, starting to play around with the idea of an app to help manage and monitor them, with access to the native TUI if needed. Its so easy now to build little proof of concepts to try different approaches...
@omarsar0 Am I missing something, or does their docs not say you can only use preloaded libraries and don't have internet access. I was thinking of a skill to create some content then an image, but external apis from the skill itself seem blocked right?
@RL_Status Ever since the 2.56 update, I'm experiencing random crashes on PC I've never experienced before. Followed help article. No bakkesmod. 1080TI graphics card, latest drivers, windows 10. Disabling antialiasing reduces it, but not completely. Disabled everything I can.
@roamhacker is there a way to filter todos out based on their path/context? I have daily todos nested under a #daily bullet in a smart block. They show up in this query: <%TODOOVERDUEDNP:20,-daily%>
@dvargas92495 just learning about roamjs. Before digging in more, any thoughts on challenges to creating a generic data fetching extension? I'm thinking something with inputs of 1) API call, 2) some kind of js template, and 3) (optional) css. Kind of like https://t.co/A0aLt8PfO0