Am I the only one that finds the silly verbs Claud Code uses annoying? Flummoxing? Moseying? OpenCode seems more... professional. #vibe_coding
Simon Crowe
mastodon 4.7.3platform/python engineer | occasional rustacean and gopher | electronic music tinkerer | oxygen enjoyer
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grepstien: the inevitable Rust-based command line utility for searching the Epstein files.
Nice, Hetzner! And it only costs a few euros a month for the VM and v4 IP (which I only need for fediverse "backchannel" traffic).
You know you've had a stressful day working from home when you've accumulated 10,000 steps pacing around your flat by 5pm.
The thought of grinding leetcode, especially as a thirty-something, is unpleasant. So is the thought of being excluded from a fair number of good career opportunities.
I've unlocked an Arch Linux neckbeard achievement: realising I need to enable systemd-timesyncd to get reliable system time.
I've been looking at some companies' careers pages and job specs for years, and I've noticed a change. You can certainly guess what it is.
The net effect of all of them "pivoting" to AI isn't the excitement or relevance they were hoping for. It's stultifying, and a bit disheartening.
My brain has already started to skip that stuff automatically. It's like tracking cookie pop-ups, CAPTCHAs, or ads: more noise one needs to wade through to get useful information.