zlumer.eth

now: stablecoin payments. ex: CTO @slise_xyz (acquired, @alliance ALL9, @binance MVB S6), CEO @LocalPayAsia (backed by @colosseum)

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@hunvreus @openclaw could you please share a couple of your favorite usage examples for it? the ones the team likes the most

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@VitalikButerin why voxterm instead of meetily? I think it has a fully OSS license as well

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@jussisaur I recommend trying Aider

it hasn't really been updated in a year, so no MCP/skills/subagents etc., but what you get is a focused code writer that plans and applies surgical code edits only where needed.
in seconds or subsecond, not in minutes of tool calling, thinking, grepping

[zlumer.eth @zlumer]

@JacobColling @zeeg if you compare GH Copilot 2022
with Aider 2024 (Claude Sonnet 3.5)
with Claude/Codex 2026

you'll notice that we're on a log curve with much less progress over 2024-2026 compared to 2022-2024

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@thdxr imagine if you could prompt with a dance instead of speaking

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@zeeg @stalmico what you're saying is that we will set up (llm-based) pipelines to extract important events from session replays instead of frontend requests

which sounds undoubtedly cool but tbh is pretty close to event based analytics

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@zeeg @stalmico maybe for b2b you can sometimes get away with just session replays or even speaking directly to your customers

but b2c without event-based analytics is driving the mountain bike with your eyes closed

[zlumer.eth @zlumer]

@robinhanson it's really much more simple than that.

people living paycheck to paycheck can't afford kids (or at least believe they can't afford kids)

people living paycheck to paycheck go where higher-paid jobs are
-> jobs are in big cities
-> people who can't afford kids go to big cities

[zlumer.eth @zlumer]

@KentonVarda interesting! I've been sending every prompt in the same harness to different models at once and noticed claude to be the worst offender here: almost 100% of prompts start with a subagent

gemini launches subagents maybe 10% of the time

this is non-scientific obv

[R 'Nearest' Nabors @rachelnabors]

Some people see a racehorse running in a field, and they want to strap plow to it. They think an amazing racehorse is going to be an amazing plow horse. Then they are angry when the racehorse snaps its legs pulling a heavy plow behind it. They send the horse to the butcher and take the loss on the chin. "Horses are so difficult. It's impossible to find a good one!"

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@thdxr Couldn't be more true. Previously you needed like 3-5 juniors destroying the codebase for years to make it rot, now you just let an agentic bro ship slop for a month and the code is irrecoverable

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@FUCORY it actually made me more curious about smithers

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@antirez fast mobile typing requires swipe-keyboards and their UX negatively correlates with size. you want the keyboard to be as small as possible to not move your finger too much

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@sanxiaozhizi tsx is 25% more efficient tho

it's 3 letters "tsx" vs 4 letters "node" — imagine the time saved over years

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@zeddotdev I'd really love to use it but gh issue 46320 is blocking 100% of my work

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@rough__sea I find it frustrating that non-js apps abuse the js registry as a free cdn

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@vkrajacic that's assuming that faster coding leads to better products, which is easily provable to be if not completely false then at least non-linearly correlated

[Tenobrus @tenobrus]

being a founder is reaching status lows i have never before seen my entire time in tech

[Arman Tsaturian @armantsaturian]

agents in https://t.co/FM2xCDddKi can now drive the web tabs
- open, click, type, scroll on any page
- one shared space with you
- sky-blue glow to know where agents works

here's claude filling my yc s26 application