Maybe he should be spending more time keeping their services up and running, instead of dicking around with MS Paint and Fable.

That's fair.

If people are blindly trusting AI for product decisions without doing any due diligence, then that's on them.

In my opinion everyone in adtech should be rounded up and buried in a deep hole, along with all the robocall scumbags

Sure you do, they are called ad blockers. I haven't seen an ad on the web in years.

Hegseth, is that you?

This explains this asshats behavior.

by DarkOx on 2026-07-28 8:35 (#66260476) Attached to: Arizona State Launches Influencer Degree Where Students Must Gain Real Followers
anyone not MAGA is the true moron and a traitor. F-U

You must be a real joy to be around, hopefully for all of society you work from home.

Also, you have horrible grammar.

Docker sandboxes are your friend

Oh the horror of a smear campaign against spreads.

No, lazy ass AC. https://www.ifixit.com/News/11...

A 100% Ai company doesn't need an HR department ;-)

You want Home Assistant with all local hardware

This flow isn't for vibe coding, it's for people with decades of experience to get a lot more done.

The way we are using it, and it can type way faster than I can

1. The main agent, it doesn't do anything other than determine where the artifacts live, and coordinate sub-agents
2. The research agent, it does the research and passes that back up
3. The planning agent, it gets the research from the previous step and planes out the changes
4. There is a hard stop here to review the plan, there may be some back and forth on the plan
5. Once approved it goes to the implementation agent, which writes the code.
6. The test agent writes tests, does Playwright QA if UI is involved.
7. Conditional agent depending on blast radius, it will run an adversarial code review with 1-3 different models. (this does actually catch bugs)

Some of these agents use different models depending on what they do.

A Business plan gets you 300 "Premium Requests" for $19/month.

I'm not sure anyone outside of GitHub knows what qualifies as a "Premium Request", but once you pass 300 you get billed at $0.04 per. This model has no concept of tokens in or out.

As I understand the new model, you pay your $19/month and get $19 in token credits. This will almost certainly increase costs for anyone doing any heavy lifting

Gas prices are low

Thanks to the idiots running the show, gas prices went up ~$0.50/gallon over night