Thanks for this. I do most of my work in subagents for better parallelization. Is it possible to have it work there? Currently the stats say subagents didn't benefit from it.
I use a skill that addresses these short comings, it basically forces it to plan multiple times until the plan is very detailed. It also asks more questions
Probably referring to superpowers or gsd.
But imo these are asking way too much stuff and are just annoying. It's useful for realy vibe coders though that don't have any idea what they are doing. It will ask you: Should I handle rate limiting for the slack-api? Before you have written a single line of code.
I went to the Toyota museum where they actually have one of these cars as a cross section. I would never drive one. It's like driving around with a massive bomb under the rear seat. Forget thermal runway from batteries, I wonder how big the crater of the explosion from one these would be.
Safer than liquid fuel. There are videos out there of what a leak+fire looks like on a hydrogen and gasoline car. You would rather be trapped in the hydrogen car.
Some of the money is spent. What happens when better models, more efficient cooling techniques, and other technologies hit? Seems like the best strategy at this point isn't dumping your entire FCF into datacenters, but wait and see if there's even a viable business efficiency improvement first.
Myself I already pre-provisioned a kubernetes cluster and it just makes new manifests and deploys there. Less dangerous, less things for it to fail at. The networking is already setup. The costs are known/fixed (unless you autoscale in the cloud). It's much faster to deploy.
Same same... i have prepared a sample config file with most of most common k8s object types as examples and just use that as a skill. I have given it access to my test cluster. I have configured my own container registry as well. Claude generates perfect deployment artifacts every single time. Works superbly well. I use k3s btw.
Im running like upwards of 30 difference services(mixed types) on a single 6$/m contabo instance lol ... such a pleasant ci/cd experience.. no messy webhooks or complicated scripts on integrations... just 2-3 hardcoded commands and plain old k8s config files.. love it.
both. local k8s (Rancher desktop) for devloop integration tests, remote k8s for running services. Helm chart to bootstrap cluster services like CRDs and Cloudflare tunnel.
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