#You couldn't get enough Omarchy
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That is so amazing! Must have been hard getting the monitor setup correct. Nice.
Not really. Claude Code did all the heavy lifting.
What do you need all these monitors for?😭😭
crazy 10/10 workstation
Can you share your nvim dotfiles
These are pretty basic. I don't code manually for almost a half year. I develop harness for claude code instead and use it for development. https://github.com/hoblin/claude-ruby-marketplace/blob/main/plugins/rpi/README.md
My exp with claude was not good at all, maybe i need to try prompting a lil more technically, thanks btw
My experience was terrible untill i developed this plugin and this workflow. Now the entire company i work for does not write code manually and we work with unimaginable speed. And for the record, it is 9 years old codebase with three large repos. Not a greenfield project in any sence.
It is not the prompting. You need to understand how claude works, what are the limitations of the context window and how to ise it properly. For me it clicked after i watched this https://youtu.be/rmvDxxNubIg?si=jMBaa004XJTk0TwG
It seems pretty well-accepted that AI coding tools struggle with real production codebases. At AI Engineer 2025 in June, The Stanford study on AI's impact on developer productivity found:
A lot of the ""extra code"" shipped by AI tools ends up just reworking the slop that was shipped last week.
Coding agents are great for new projects or small...
Itll take me some time to savour all this cuz I feel like the prisoner from the allegory of the cave 😅
And also does that keyboard actually help, i feel ive reached a cap on my typing speed with my keyboard
Help with what exactly? 🙃
Glove80 is the best ergonomic keyboard money can buy. Typing speed was never my goal.
Oh
Just think that you don't need to use your weakest finger to press one of the most used keys: shift, ctrl, alt, super, backspace. You will use strongest one, thumb. And each column is optimised for the finger length so reaching f2 is the same stretch as f5
It worth every single cent i spent and even more. This keyboard is a lifechanging experience for a software engineer. And my experience starts with ZX-Spectrum
ZX Spectrum is what taught me Assembly back in 1997 👨🦳
how is your experience with openclaw on omarchy? and what model do you prefer to run it on?
currently selfhosting it on a ubuntu server thats also hosting a gpt-oss:20b instance with 32k context and right now the experience is pretty lackluster. but im thinking of buying some api credits for testing it on a more powerful model
Openclaw is useless on gpt-oss, i tried it on runpod serverless worker. And it is super useful on opus-4.5. The only problem - with active usage it is easy to hit weekly limit of Max x20 subscription in 3 days.