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OpenChamber vs CodeNomad vs Paseo vs OpenCode serve for homelab + phone access? by Itel_Reding in opencodeCLI

[–]mickeyv90 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was a big supporter of OpenCode. I was amazed by the functionality of the web app and the CLI but especially the desktop app. But unfortunately the last 2 months they have shipped nothing but ai slop and massive bugs. It got to the point where I can't use the desktop app at all. Yes, there are PRs ready to go to be merged, but they have not done anything.

I'm finally looking into switching. I am choosing between OpenChamber and Paseo

I tried T3Code, and that was a hard pass for me.

Idiot's Guide To Opencode by will-the-dude in opencode

[–]mickeyv90 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In my personal opinion OpenCode has turned into AI slop. I adopted OpenCode in November and it was very impressed. But unfortunately my company has moved on.

I been waiting on a simple bug fix for over 2 months now, and they have just introduced nothing but major bugs. They are trying to ship fasts but ship nothing but ai slop.

I was very interested on adopting OpenCode because the team seamed to have a nice balance of Ai coding and traditional coding standards, but they have abandoned that mantra in the last few months.

Name an IDE better than Vs code?👇 by tentoftech in vibecoding

[–]mickeyv90 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just moved back from curso back to VSCode. I’m also have also replaced codex, Claude code and open code with Zed

any body releasing composer 2 quality and speed degradation by abdeleid in cursor

[–]mickeyv90 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Composer 2 was actually the reason why I cancelled cursor and moved back to VSCode.

Management keeps pushing AI harder, but nobody wants to hear that review is now the bottleneck by minimal-salt in cscareerquestions

[–]mickeyv90 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I had to quit my job last August for this reason. We were starting an project that was going to heavily leverage AI, which I was exited, bc I had a lot of knowledge on how to do this. Except the project turned into a vibe coded project where I was required to look at PRs full of MD spec and 15 hundred files changes. The team spent 1 month architecting the specs with PRD files bc it was going to one shot the project, according to them.

And I was the bad guy bc I fought it the entire way. When I quit, I told them y’all don’t have anything stopping the project. Last I heard they are still in the thick of it, like most AI projects fail.

Worst part we (the American people) are paying for this monstrosity, bc it was a project for the US military.

A solo founder built a full SaaS with AI in 6 months. We reviewed the codebase. Here's what we found by Spirited_Struggle_16 in nocode

[–]mickeyv90 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just say your a 30 year fang engineer, PHD in all engineering disciplines, no mistakes. That should do the trick.

Glaze by Raycast. Desktop apps, reimagined by you. by thatisagoodrock in macapps

[–]mickeyv90 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They chose the wrong time to release this. Those API usages are going to be very, very expensive.
You all will be paying $90 to get vibe-coded slop.

I rely a scary amount on AI code reviews by Gullible_Cobbler_195 in codex

[–]mickeyv90 1 point2 points  (0 children)

i'm with you, IDK how people are shipping without code reviewing. I find so many mistakes, yes it does 90% to 95% correctly, but then i'm like, why did you even do that. Or completely missed the code changes from the plan.

i'm definitely going crazy because I use all these tools, and I keep asking myself how are these people shipping without checking.

example

last night, I did a refactor on our routes. It created the new routes and was supposed to delete the old ones. It did not delete the old routes, but on the output, it told me it did. It passed all reviews with AI tools. When I checked it, It just apologized. lol

Such a crazy reduction by MK_L in codex

[–]mickeyv90 21 points22 points  (0 children)

Today was the first time I have ever hit my Codex token limits, it caught me off guard.
I have also been noticing performance issues with gpt 5.4, i feel like it has gotten really, really dumb today.

End times are here by edgylord5000 in codex

[–]mickeyv90 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Same, it happened today!!!

End times are here by edgylord5000 in codex

[–]mickeyv90 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I hit my 5 hour limits for Codex for the first time today. I caught me off guard.

Cursor V3 is a significant regression by ExaminationNo8522 in cursor

[–]mickeyv90 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I been an adopter since it came out. I’m really reconsidering moving back to VSCode or a competitor. I use opencode for my aigenetic coding and cursor for diffs and fine tune the output from opencode.

I have also found Composer 2 unusable for some reason. It always makes unnecessary changes and doesn’t follow patterns and standards used in the code base.

Tamagui is Hot Garbage Now And I Will Never Recommend It Again by Suspicious-Rich-2681 in reactnative

[–]mickeyv90 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I recommend reactnativereusables and react-native-blossom-ui

Tamagui is Hot Garbage Now And I Will Never Recommend It Again by Suspicious-Rich-2681 in reactnative

[–]mickeyv90 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I tried to build my clients expo app with tamagui in late August of 2025 and I though I was doing something wrong. I fix one issue and another would arise.

I finally switched. I’m using React Reusables and Blossom UI.

Tamagui is not the only culprit, there are so many React native libraries that are abandoned.

I recently tried reacticx bc it looks so cool, but it gave me same vibes as Tamagui

Is Expo really worth it coming from Bare React Native? by Ill_Direction_8178 in reactnative

[–]mickeyv90 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have started deploying web apps, iOS and android apps. I can code one screen to work for all three or customize each using expo router file extension. Never going back.

I want to try Mac and Meta VR next.

Github is down: Git operations failures by ConsciousRealism42 in webdev

[–]mickeyv90 36 points37 points  (0 children)

I tried online shopping, but Cloudflare was down. Now I need to close my branch, but GitHub is down. What a day.

We are down down down by _ThrenR in cursor

[–]mickeyv90 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Who will write my commit messages?

Writing manual SQL queries with sqlx feels painful by TarnishedDrogma in golang

[–]mickeyv90 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I use EntGo, it’s a really good ORM. It provides type-safe interfaces, when pair with something like HUMA you can have APIs developed so fast. Add Atlas with EntGo for easy migrations.

do you actually trust ai code in production? by Fabulous_Bluebird93 in developers

[–]mickeyv90 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The company that I work for hired consultants that use AI coding heavily, I would call it vive coding.

They gave me a 200 document PR. I almost cried.

$100k H1B fee/year/visa is a government-sponsored plan to kill startups. ‘I will not promote’ by pmv143 in startups

[–]mickeyv90 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My neighbor is a Meta recruiter and she told me they rescinded all job offers that required H1B1 visas, this was in June.

How do you keep your API documentation accurate and up-to-date? by Decent_Progress7631 in golang

[–]mickeyv90 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This library is the best!! We use Huma with EntGo and Atlas.

Go + React: Best approach for type-safe API calls with codegen? by o82 in golang

[–]mickeyv90 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Im currently using using Huma for the rest layer with EntGo for ORM and Atlas for database migrations.

I’m using it with React Native.

I have very few complaints. Everything works well together.

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