Annoying and alarming things about OpenCode(wren.wtf)
331 points by alekq | 224 comments
A blog post critiquing OpenCode, an open-source AI coding agent, listing annoying behaviors and alarming security design problems based on its source code.
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FreeBSD Jails Containers(vermaden.wordpress.com)
205 points by vermaden | 53 comments
Vibecoding #2(matklad.github.io)
113 points by ibobev | 78 comments
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150 points by luu | 142 comments
Blog post by Jeff Kaufman arguing that small air purifiers make good white noise machines while also filtering smoke and infectious particles.
Adding a feature because ChatGPT incorrectly thinks it exists(holovaty.com)
1125 points by adrianh | 386 comments
Adrian Holovaty's blog post about building a feature in Soundslice's sheet music scanner after ChatGPT kept telling users it already existed.
We should all be using dependency cooldowns(blog.yossarian.net)
460 points by todsacerdoti | 259 comments
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LLM-powered tools amplify developer capabilities rather than replacing them(matthewsinclair.com)
323 points by matthewsinclair | 214 comments
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The Eternal Sloptember(geohot.github.io)
347 points by razin | 280 comments
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Thinking will become a hobby(spinellis.gr)
277 points by pranitha_m | 396 comments
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