@zollicoff_@theo Never had vscode ask me for permission to access my music directory. But again, haven't done any dev work on macos since 2015. Been a linux user the rest of the time. Just getting back to macos
@jayledev@theo I have not done dev work on a mac since 2015. I've been using Linux as my daily driver. Just recently got my macbook and things are definitely way different than it used to be π
@shirshakchavan I really hope it's just a temporary hype. At least, I can see a world where it will stay, and engineers will still have a position in reviewing and fixing issues that AI makes. But I can also see a world where it's just a tool and engineers actually do the work again
@emmanuel_belo@ImLunaHey@openclaw Sounds like you could just use @opencode, and still do the same thing. A ton of providers, can swap anytime you want... Almost feels like there is no actual benefit to using OpenClaw
When giving Claude an instruction of "Scaffold this project", and then I answer it's 50 questions, why does it need to ask, "Would you like me to do this?"
No you twat! I just sat through your BS for 20 minutes just to say, "Nah, it's all good, we can do it later"
@theo That you can release 100% AI code to production without issues or security vulnerabilities.
You gotta have some talented humans look at that code
@lilmxxxxxx@ImLunaHey@DPilgrim45640 You realize that's not how it works π€£ Unless you have a specific no-retention agreement with the cloud provider, they can use whatever the hell gets entered in your chat context for training data. But I'm not going to continue to argue with a hype bro
@lilmxxxxxx@ImLunaHey@DPilgrim45640 It may store files on your machine, but all your data is flowing through a cloud provider, so definitely NOT private