Yes, it is entirely a function of the tooling that makes Claude Code awesome compared to vscode.

To be honest, github copilot is utter crap compared to Claude Code (although copilot seems nice until you use something better). This is not speculation: I and many of my devs experimented with both. For

Implicit in the proposal is funding useful software. But obviously there will be different opinions about what is useful. If "useful" was a universal category, everyone would use the same software.

Claude Code completely destroys ChatGPT for programming. I had this same kind of discussion with a bunch of my programmers at the beginning. They were using all kinds of AI products (other than Claude

Funding tools vs Funding results: This is a no-brainer. If the devs don't have the tools, then we'll have far less results and they will cost a lot more. Just do the math: the cheapest reasonable programmers

I expect this is likely to be THE most impactful DHF proposal ever if we get a sufficient number of qualified applicants. If all the Hive programmers master using Claude Code, we should see a huge leap

Note that Claude Opus and Claude Code are very different things. Claude Opus on its own didn't amaze me when it came to coding software. Claude Code (instrumented version of Claude Opus) did amaze me.

There's no particular need to run 1.28.4 rather than 1.28.3. It's just a bit of memory savings, primarily intended for getting the most out of your memory when operating a API server.

I realize that was this satire, but since I was "nearly" mentioned, I want to clarify that I've never actually personally voted for a vibe post, nor was I involved in its operation or its subsequent

You've misunderstood the change. This change cannot result in you losing funds or being unable to powerdown. I don't know what 4 accounts you're talking about, but they are just confused.

It reduces the growth rate of the coin supply (e.g. also sometimes referred to as inflation of the money supply). The original code basically had an error that could lead to more supply inflation than

By now I think most apps have been tested against the new stack, but definitely could be some stragglers, we'll see soon I guess. As to new new coders, yes, I think there's a good chance we'll see a new

You crushed my results this time, only had 1.32MWh.

Yes, I plan to make one after I get back from hivefest and tag the new versions of everything.

There were several discussions at this HiveFest about ways to improve DHF-related spending and I think they were very productive. Only time will tell, of course.

Hardfork is set for November 19th.

Very sorry for your loss.

There's so much work going on in the repo nowadays that I'm hard pressed to keep up with all of it. I do my best by reviewing all the actions in the repos at the beginning of each day, but I don't have