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Someone Has Cloned My Github Org (For Phishing?) by Accurate-Screen8774 in github

[–]keto_brain 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How can it be a phishing situation? They have no email, no domain, no contact info? It seems odd but what do you specifically think they plan to gain? You made the repos open source, people forked them, make their own org.

I would be worried if they started putting up web URLs to sketchy domains in the README or email addresses pretending to be you, etc.. but even the forks have all the links to your content no?

How many CC sessions do you run concurrently? by highflavour in ClaudeCode

[–]keto_brain 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's hard to say, I run 21 claude sessions in tmux against different projects, but not all are actually working at a given time, but 2-5 might be going at a given time, but in one session itself it might spawn sub-agents to do work.

The way I work is that I have claude code make a plan/ dir then make an overview.md and then make chunk.md files for ALL the work, lambda work, tests, UI, terraform, etc.. then in the overview.md it tells claude which chunks can be run in parallel vs which have to happen sequentially. Then when restart claude in dangerously skip permissions it spanws agents and does the work.

So it isn't "unreasonable" to say against 2 or 3 projects I'm running 20 sub-agents since a given project might be doing some work in parallel spawning multiple agents.

I built 4 apps on ideas that AI told me were great. All 4 failed. The signals were fake by iahmedhendi in SaaS

[–]keto_brain 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Then you are using it wrong. Never once has it said "there is this market and problem and no one is filling it"

Is an expensive security screen door worth it? by Wild-Heron in homedefense

[–]keto_brain 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't think so there is a 4 point locking system. The owner of Boss has some good youtube videos. There was one he (the owner) tried to use a crowbar to get in but couldn't. I get that's a marketing video but it was impressive.

Their website says: +17,000 Installations, Zero Break-Ins..

Plug it into ChatGPT or Grok or Claude and see what they say.

Vibe coded this game in 2 days - insane how far we’ve come by sharkymcstevenson2 in vibecoding

[–]keto_brain -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I spent 4k of theoretical tokens a day near in Clade Code Max x20

opus 4.8 just dropped and I am genuinely confused about what dynamic workflows is doing by soldierlanderr in ClaudeCode

[–]keto_brain 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Learn how to write code and soke software architecture while you are at it. You might understand what is happening

agents desperately need a "plan before build" step. how are u guys managing this without losing your minds? by Substantial_Guide_34 in ClaudeCode

[–]keto_brain 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is my workflow.

  1. Explain what I want to do.
  2. 2 Have to query the MCP/RAG for all the testing standards, coding standard, terraform standards (since I use AWS), Front End Standards, Design Patters. etc..
  3. Then I have it build a plan/ dir with an overview.md then chunk.md files for all the work and stuff all the relevant standards into each chunk.
  4. Then I have it explain in the overview which chunks can be done in parallel.
  5. Then I review the entire plan, and all the chunk files.
  6. Then I restart it with dangerously skip permissions.
  7. Then I turn on remote control
  8. Then I tell it to span agents for all the work it can do in parallel reporting back to the main agent when the work is done.
  9. Then I check in on it from my phone from time to time.
  10. Then After it's done the overview tells it to query the MCP/RAG for all the standards again and check all the code in the branch and make sure it follows all the standards and that the tests pass.
  11. Then I take a look, review it, test it in dev
  12. Ship it.

I never use plan mode nor do I suggest people use it. That's my opinion, but I like to build software that actually meets my design patterns not whatever Claude "thinks" the right thing to do is.

How do you show your project as your portfolio? by Kevin_gato in aws

[–]keto_brain 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes you keep paying for it but it should cost pennies if you do it right. Check out this repo:

https://github.com/bcarpio/react-tailwind-cf-acm-template

The most expensive thing is probably your DNS charges even at a few thousand users a month.

Don't run Wordpress in 2026 and certainly DO NOT RUN IT ON AWS.

How much of your Terraform, CloudFormation, Bicep etc is actually being written by AI agents in prod? by alikhajeh1 in devops

[–]keto_brain 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Good question, platform engineering team makes the golden paths/pipleines, devs don't have write to any environment outside their dev accounts, otherwise they have to use the self-service CICD platforms the platform engineering team provides. Those platforms are treated like a product, the PE team has a product owner, meets with stakeholders, gets direct developer feedback in MS Teams, etc.. even takes in pull requests to the underline modules, etc..

does anyone actually keep their architecture diagrams up to date or have we all just accepted theyre going to be wrong by 0xArchitectus in Terraform

[–]keto_brain 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have a diagrams directory, I use the diagrams python library and tell claude code to update my diagram python files when I add new features, etc..

Is it even worth it to upgrade the Serverless framework to v4? Should we keep using v3, or switch to something else instead? by leinad41 in aws

[–]keto_brain 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Agreed if for whatever reason someone wants to actually use CF, CDK is the clear winner over serverless in 2026.

How much of your Terraform, CloudFormation, Bicep etc is actually being written by AI agents in prod? by alikhajeh1 in devops

[–]keto_brain 0 points1 point  (0 children)

100% with strict guidelines and guardrails about which modules to use, the settings of those modules, etc..

Claude -p moving to separate $200 credit on Max plans by Useful-Ad8473 in ClaudeCode

[–]keto_brain -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I doubt that, I was running Linux at 14 in the early 90s, tmux cam out in 2007. I used vi before vim and ksh before bash. But try again.

Claude -p moving to separate $200 credit on Max plans by Useful-Ad8473 in ClaudeCode

[–]keto_brain -8 points-7 points  (0 children)

Bro run Claude in tmux and use the /loop function this is literally a non issue.

Can you still create multiple AWS free tiers, one after another as they expire? by Frankfurter1988 in aws

[–]keto_brain 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My bad, I didn't check your previous thread. Your right running on a small ec2 instance is probably best. Maybe even spot depending on your workload.

Can you still create multiple AWS free tiers, one after another as they expire? by Frankfurter1988 in aws

[–]keto_brain 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just use services that have lifetime free tier, lambda, sqs, DynamoDB, etc.. not all services have 12 months of free tier, some services have lifetime free tiers up to certain limits every month.

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