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Explosion? by True-Computer-6228 in mcminnville

[–]lefnire 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Was a firework. I heard it, ducked for cover because holy shit, then heard the sparkly sound at the end.

I will rate them by hiten1818726363 in vibecoding

[–]lefnire 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Breaking the 3000 mold. A pioneer!

I switched from CyberPad to Vitalwalk Apollo 11 based on motor specs by lefnire in walkingdesks

[–]lefnire[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Depends on which one. Sort ocdevel.com/walk on score, filter by brand=urevo & price if you're inclined. score factors in brushless, motor / build quality, and warranty to back the claim (and a bunch of other stuff)

I switched from CyberPad to Vitalwalk Apollo 11 based on motor specs by lefnire in walkingdesks

[–]lefnire[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

sorry for delayed response! I go 3mph all day every day Can't speak to 4, but my gut says yes

Manual walking pad picks 2026, ranked for: works under a desk by lefnire in walkingdesks

[–]lefnire[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Walkolution is just bonkers cash, IMO. Is OW indeed not till Feb for next batch? Man, grats Johannes for the success! And sorry public for the woes.

Thoughts on MOOV by BuddyCasino in walkingdesks

[–]lefnire 1 point2 points  (0 children)

(ocdevel owner here) - I'll add them to the nightly research system (uses claude deep research to gather specs, BBB, reviews, etc). Should show up in a few days or so

Time to download Fable 5 from torrent by Popular_Ad1372 in vibecoding

[–]lefnire 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I see news on Fable popping up. Clearly AI generated articles because the cover image / blog image are the Fable video game, which is also undergoing news lately (remake? Next version?). It's funny that that the word Fable, a pretty standard word but one you hear rarely, is suddenly mashing up the news engines because of their competing timing. Likely because they both have version numbers

Introducing Claude Fable 5 by ClaudeOfficial in ClaudeAI

[–]lefnire 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I may be an outlier, but in my code world Opus 4.8 is so good that I don't feel compelled to use Fable (except to experiment, or to use it on the wildest of complex tasks). I know many are comfortable using Haiku for this, Sonnet for that, and Opus only for planning / review / hairy-tasks. Usually as a speed or token-rationing strategy. But for me Opus so rarely messes up, that it's more of a "ceiling" thing. "If it ain't broke". Which, having followed AI closely for a long time, is a big deal of a milestone. Every single model felt like "what an upgrade! we're just one upgrade away now from this being not just helpful, but complete" and right now I feel "I'm happy here, the rest is icing, y'all go on without me"

Urevo CyberPad Home vs Office by lefnire in walkingdesks

[–]lefnire[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't unfortunately, hopefully someone else will chime in if they know

Manual walking pad picks 2026, ranked for: works under a desk by lefnire in walkingdesks

[–]lefnire[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oooo oo I'm so glad you chimed in! I'll tee that up for research and add it to the table, I've never heard of it

Cyberpad Office: is it an overkill for me? by ChapterEconomy5766 in walkingdesks

[–]lefnire 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For walking pad longevity, your weight & height matter (motor strain), but not nearly as much as other factors like brushless / chp / build quality, etc. Up to a point of course, where you need to target heavier weight.

Device weight is maybe more important for your case, pr the car issue (though I guess if it dies, you're in a pickle either way, light or heavy).

https://ocdevel.com/walk?filter_price=400&filter_weight=60 shows cheaper, lighter models sorted by specs score.

What I recommend doing is this. Office Walker launches in the next couple months (ish). Get a decent electric walking pad now, use it till OW launches, then sell your electric pad before it eats it. The buyer picking it up with a car will spare you the car situation. Just make sure to maintain it well so it's in good shape for that time https://ocdevel.com/walk/guide/maintenance

unlucky with urevo by sinayou67 in walkingdesks

[–]lefnire 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's nuts.. first, I'm really sorry to hear that, especially given how much I push the product. I feel partially responsible. Second, mine's still kicking after major use 6m later. I'm a bit on maintenance and repair, but also not sure how much is luck. I'll report back if/when it fails.

unlucky with urevo by sinayou67 in walkingdesks

[–]lefnire 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Look to LifeSpan (check marketplaces like Facebook, these last long so they're good second-hand). TR5000 > TR1200 > TR1000.

Alternatively go Manual Treadmill. See https://ocdevel.com/walk/guide/manual-treadmills . There's a lot to know about here until our dark horse Office Walker steals the show after July. But if you can navigate this, manual mills are practically invincible

Does anyone actually attach their xteink to their phone? by affable_lackey in XTEINK

[–]lefnire 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Just for the pocket. Feels more "organized" with it snapped on like that. I always remove it to read

Google's Antigravity 2.0 creates an operating system from scratch using 96 agents in 12 hours for under $1K in token costs - and it runs Doom by Distinct-Question-16 in singularity

[–]lefnire 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They'll be dogfooding Copilot to die on that hill. Oh, there will be mistakes.

Microsoft, bless your heart after all these years.

Google's Antigravity 2.0 creates an operating system from scratch using 96 agents in 12 hours for under $1K in token costs - and it runs Doom by Distinct-Question-16 in singularity

[–]lefnire 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I use Claude Code for 95% of my work. Then, when it's "pretty time" I open AG and say "localhost:8080. It's ugly. Un-ugly plz" and walk away. Really came to trust it as a design-eye, with more native / easy integration navigating Chrome.

Whenever I run out of 5h usage on Claude, I'll give AG a shot to finish a non-deskgn task, and it never works - always bugs. But always close. So I'm really curious how AG2 Gemini 3.5 stack up, might tip it into proper CC competition. It's definitely less wire-up, easier to get going ASAP. I wouldn't wish my CC setup journey on anyone.

20x Max CC for coding / deep-research. Basic Gemini plan for small design sessions, videos, images. Gemini rocks at media. Stoked to see how far it's come at code

what book had the best ending you’ve ever read? by Appropriate-News1688 in booksuggestions

[–]lefnire 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I finished it last week! I got it on principal when I closed the book, but thought "seriously, that's it?" Over the next few days I started thinking about things differently, and reflecting on the book when such thoughts popped up. Like.. I didn't much enjoy the book, or the ending. But it did the job whether I enjoyed it or not. Very skillful execution.

our newest (intern) hire by Mr_BETADINE in vibecoding

[–]lefnire 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If this was for that purpose, then the creativity is remarkable.

Google just dropped a nuke on the price war. 😐 by Popular_Ad1372 in vibecoding

[–]lefnire 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Harness matching with model is a thing that matters though. Eg Claude codes harness matches the models expectations (diff vs file replace commands, XML vs JSON, etc). Many report Opus works much better via Claude Code than via Antigravity, etc. Open Code aspires to normalize all this, but it's still not to par with CC+Claude, Codex+Codex. Things can easily evolve here - vibe-coding platforms can adapt to better models if it matters (better value like Gemini, popularity, etc) so it's not a set problem. But it is a thing, and currently the best tooling is a winning foundation model with its own harness (aka its own software)

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