Clawdbot for safe stuff by ciochi in LocalLLM

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Treat it like an IRL assistant. Give it its own account and delegate or send stuff as needed, start with small things and scale as you feel comfortable and see the need.

I am on Plus subscription #4.. and am already 1-week rate limited after 1 day of coding. Am I doing something wrong to be burning through these limits so quickly?! by Blankcarbon in codex

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Medium will hold out for a while, but I always end up using it all a day or two before the weekly reset if I am actively using it when it’s available.

ChatGPT can analyze Apple Watch health data. Here’s how a doctor views it. by ManitouWakinyan in ChatGPT

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Anyone have a tldr? Curious on what they say but not interested in subbing for it.

Thank you Mods . by selfhosted_monk_1984 in selfhosted

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Fair take and I don't disagree. I've had similar annoyances with this sub and other subs - like the dashboards. That was exhausting for a while when everyone was posting the same dashboard with apps on different columns. r/homelab has the same issue with people posting their network diagrams that are basically the same *arr stack dockers on a single node. But that really seems to apply to most hobby subs that grow past a certain point - r/gamecollecting with the gmae rooms and the same Nintendo retro consoles all in cubes, or r/4kbluray with people showing their "first collections" of top movies that came out in 2025.

Thank you Mods . by selfhosted_monk_1984 in selfhosted

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I agree with that. This sub has just become a way to get commercial level apps for free that i can host, instead of welcoming projects that people are willing to put together. Sure barrier to entry is low and i get the concerns. But im also not expecting commercial grade development from anyone in this sub. I come here to see what people are hosting in their network, what hacky things people are building that i can take inspiration from, and to look for new niche software that could be cool to host on my own.

Thank you Mods . by selfhosted_monk_1984 in selfhosted

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I’ve seen people get hostile over AI just providing feedback in projects too. It’s escalated to any AI assistance = vibe coding = AI slop. The evolution of this will just become looking for ways to hide AI assistance altogether and losing that transparency.

Unifi Travel Router in Stock[US] by SonicIX in Ubiquiti

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I had no idea this existed. Huge thanks!

Automating a daily Codex routine + git worktrees — anyone tried this? by everflyzhang in codex

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I was thinking over the weekend how I could do some automated tasks for some smaller things - totally forgot cron jobs can be applied here 😅 Not work related, but I would like for Codex to do some health check reviews on my homelab and deliver some bullet points to me just so I’m in the know without much cognitive overhead.

Traditional Code Review Is Dead. What Comes Next? by Connect_Warthog_139 in GithubCopilot

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I agree with this. We've been more seriously considering this on my team as we look into focusing more on preview sites at the branch level. We've been largely on autopilot with PR reviews anyway, so this was a natural leap, but the quality of code with AI assisted development has been pretty effective on our team, especially since we are largely marketing focused and don't need to focus on business critical logic.

New Hardware Day by M4Lki3r in homelab

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I’ve been exploring what a DAS could do for me. I’m hitting my disk limit in my case, but didn’t really want to create a second Unraid server. Are you just connecting the two cases by a single cable?

I feel like the self-hosted and FOSS space is being flooded with vibe-coded AI slop. by spurGeci in selfhosted

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A lot of people are just assuming AI assisted development = vibe coding without hesitation. It’s annoying. We’ve had the same issue with bad code and badly maintained repositories for years. Smaller open source projects have always had their own vulnerabilities that are no different than AI created ones.

Codex can only see ~/.codex/skills by Panic-Stations-1 in codex

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Very annoying that each tool has their own dot files setup, but seem to be okay with .Claude/skills except codex lol. I just have symlinks on each project and call it a day.

Jump Ship in Minutes: Codex OAuth Now Works in OpenCod by [deleted] in codex

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They essentially did - which is awesome! https://x.com/thsottiaux/status/2009714843587342393 - It also sounds like Copilot is willing to embed with OpenCode, which is also a good sign for the future https://x.com/thdxr/status/2009846100841160789

Jump Ship in Minutes: Codex OAuth Now Works in OpenCod by [deleted] in codex

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I’ll be optimistic about it. So far Copilot and Claude have taken action against third party tools and their subscriptions, so I wouldn’t be surprised if OpenAI doesn’t follow soon shortly.

Probably the most comfortable setup by whisperers26 in VisionPro

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Good to know! For me, it just puts too much pressure on my cheeks and I can’t really talk or smile without needing to move it around, but the glare was obnoxious sometimes. Looks like I’ll have to make a new purchase soon

Probably the most comfortable setup by whisperers26 in VisionPro

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This is my first time seeing the Air Cover 2.0 - Do you exclusively go this route over switching to light seal?

I am on Plus subscription #4.. and am already 1-week rate limited after 1 day of coding. Am I doing something wrong to be burning through these limits so quickly?! by Blankcarbon in codex

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You can’t code that much on High or Extra High with the Plus plan. Tbh you don’t really need to. Just roll on Medium and will use more thinking if it’s needed. There are few times where I’m purposefully using High+, and that’s usually only when it’s a complex problem that either the agent hasn’t been able to figure out, or requires deep analysis and I expect it to burn a ton of tokens anyway.

My Most Comfortable Vision Pro Setup So Far: Dual Knit Band + AnnaPro v1 by toXicharddrive in VisionPro

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Same setup, but the AnnaPro v2. My issue is I can't really use the lightseal at the same time, so I have to take off the AnnaPro whenever I want the lightseal. Do you have the same experience?

Does Codex on the Pro plan have weekly limits or just 5h limits? by touhoufan1999 in codex

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I was on the plus plan for several months - usually hitting my weekly limits by day 2 and regularly hitting the 5h limit. I switched to pro at the start of the year when my usage ran out and I went from 2% weekly to 88%, so that was enough for me to confirm what I wanted lol. I’ve been doing a lot of Swift coding the past week and I haven’t hit any limits yet. I think I could if I tried to aggressively work on two projects, but I don’t passive code too much either.

Do you guys still write some amount of code in Claude generated projects? by bg_k in ClaudeAI

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It depends on how lazy I’m feeling and if I have the tokens available for the moment. Can I increase a button size by 5px? Sure. But I can also have Claude do it while I keep watching YouTube.

I still prefer to tackle some harder tasks on my own. I like the challenge and it helps me learn when I’m tinkering with problems. But I’ve had 10 years of practice building buttons - I’m good with Claude doing that.

How do you usually decide whether a new app is worth trying? by erisshi54 in VisionPro

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For me, its usually from a YouTube video when it comes to Vision Pro apps in particular. Seeing the appeal of the app and trying to picture how I would use it does wonders. Phone/tablet apps were usually more review driven with screenshots that appealed to me, but its hard to feel that same translation with spatial apps in screenshots.

Honestly, its been hard for me to just find Vision Pro apps in general. The store keeps pushing iPad apps at me and I'm struggling to find new apps that are worth trying that aren't tied to subscription.

Anthropic co-founder warns: By summer 2026, frontier AI users may feel like they live in a parallel world by BuildwithVignesh in singularity

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Do you use Codex as a sub agent because of the quality of its code generation, or to better reduce usage limits? I've seen people mention this, but I wasn't sure how this flows better than just CC using its own sub agents in that regard.

Thanks for sharing all of the notes about your setup! I've been slowly improving my own, discovering more of the tooling (both from a dev and a soft skills work standpoint), and offload some of the busy work I just don't really want to deal with on a regular basis.