ChadMoran

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   by ChadMoran 14d ago

   Sol better than Fable? What? I've found it to basically be on part with Opus and I max out 2 accounts on both providers every week.
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   by ChadMoran 16d ago

   My hunch is that much of the model tuning to make it more effective has been for its internal thinking prose. That leaks out into its external writing prose.
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   by ChadMoran 1mo ago

   The comment you're replying to almost feels like it was written by a bot or am I crazy?
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   by ChadMoran 1mo ago

   I used to call this developer indulgence.
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   by ChadMoran 2mo ago

   What does enforcement of not having these banners look like? Wha tif people just... didn't.
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   by ChadMoran 2mo ago

   Really sad. I used to love staying connected with people but now I'm fed content from people I don't follow to keep me on the platform. I'm over it.
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   by ChadMoran 3mo ago

   You know what, you're right. Somehow between reading the parent comment and this one, I forgot the details of it. My mistake.
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   by ChadMoran 3mo ago

   One success case doesn't prove the comment you responded to isn't true.
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   by ChadMoran 3mo ago

   OpenClaw feels messy and unpolished. It's powerful but unreliable. Hermes is focused, tight and does exactly what it set out to do. I already moved to Hermes.
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    by ChadMoran 4mo ago

    Better doesn't mean perfect.
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    by ChadMoran 5mo ago

    Advanced agentic prompting.
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    by ChadMoran 5mo ago

    100%. I have a /codex skill that shells out to the codex CLI using GPT 5.5 xhigh. My /red-team skill uses that always.
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    by ChadMoran 5mo ago

    I've been doing this with Claude Code and agent teams. I have a /red-team skill that will use an agent team to criticize it's own work, grade and rank feedback, incorporate relevant feedback and then start over. It has increa
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    by ChadMoran 5mo ago

    Monitors my company's support email, searches though code, GitHub etc to try and triage the issue and shoot me a message to give me a head start. Connects stripe subscription cancellation with PostHog events to see if something was fru
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    by ChadMoran 5mo ago

    Agree. I keep my involvement "close to the metal". These higher order solutions seem to cause more noise than provide signal.
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    by ChadMoran 5mo ago

    No but that seems like a read-query/time concern that can be solved rather than your data.
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    by ChadMoran 5mo ago

    I have an inbox/ folder and a daily/ folder. Inbox is where all new docs go to, I just use #tags and file references.
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    by ChadMoran 5mo ago

    I've embraced radical simplicity with Obsidian. I have an inbox folder that is where all new docs go. Then daily notes. That's it. I tag lines with #thething #theotherthing. Tagging acts as the organization, lowers the barrier of
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    by ChadMoran 5mo ago

    This reminds me of people who build elaborate Notion "second brains" that serve no purpose other than to develop/demo them.
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    by ChadMoran 6mo ago

    I'd take a cash bet there is soon going to be an enterprise OpenClaw product and every major business is going to demand that their SaaS partners support it.
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    by ChadMoran 6mo ago

    SaaS products are headed to where the UI isn't the undifferentiated factor. People have been so busy building a UI that works for everyone so it works for no one. The real value is the data and the workflow they provide. Make the data
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    by ChadMoran 7mo ago

    Hah, well I've done something right. They've let me stay here almost 15 years.
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    by ChadMoran 7mo ago

    Amazon uses a complicated process called "attributed OPS". Meaning you may not be directly responsible for but you contributed in some way.
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    by ChadMoran 7mo ago

    I launched a technical feature on Amazon's retail platform that is responsible for 9 figures worth of revenue. When I launched it, it had no infrastructure. It was a collection of small changes across every core platform (Detail Page,
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    by ChadMoran 7mo ago

    Model aside, the harness of Claude Code is just a much better experience. Agent teams, liberal use of tasks and small other ergonomics make it a better dev tool for me.
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    by ChadMoran 7mo ago

    AI enabled me to ship more features faster, increasing the value to customers. It's that simple.
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    by ChadMoran 7mo ago

    Fair. I've had super-linear growth since launching in September. Zero marketing outside of a referral program. People genuinely love what I'm building. I get multiple emails per week about how people appreciate the software and ho
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    by ChadMoran 7mo ago

    First of all, thank you. I've always been told I have a back for seeing opportunities others don't. For me, I always had the ideas and even as a competent engineer, the speed of development annoyed me. I think folks get annoyed wh
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    by ChadMoran 7mo ago

    I don't even know what flagged means lol
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    by ChadMoran 7mo ago

    Thanks! I used to own a Tesla and there were similar platforms out there. Bought a Rivian and wanted something like that. I started building this before AI-assisted coding was very popular. But it greatly increased my productivity.