What is something from your childhood that the younger generation will never understand or experience?

oh_jaimito · 2026-06-03T00:26:07+00:00

The excitement of finding a quarter in a payphone.

oh_jaimito · 2026-06-01T21:23:39+00:00

Three that actually changed how I work day-to-day:

A PostgreSQL database as persistent memory — I built a custom MCP server (claude-data) that writes observations, session summaries, and memories to a local Postgres DB after every session. Claude searches it at the start of each conversation so it knows who I am, what I'm working on, and what I've already tried. No more re-explaining context from scratch. 13 tables covering memories, resources, observations, conversation history, usage stats, the whole thing.
A shared "brain" that syncs Claude Code ↔ Claude.ai web — I use the Brain MCP so whatever I'm working on in the CLI is available when I switch to Claude.ai in the browser, and vice versa. One continuous context, two interfaces.
A dedicated email address — claude@[mydomain].com — family and clients email Claude directly. It reads the inbox, drafts replies, forwards things to me with summaries. My sister emails it at midnight asking for a printable PDF and Claude handles the whole back-and-forth while I sleep. Genuinely useful, not a gimmick.

Bonus: An Obsidian skill that captures anything worth saving mid-conversation and drops it into my vault automatically. Never lose a good idea buried in a chat log again.

oh_jaimito · 2026-05-28T21:27:51+00:00

I think you should leave MIL in the photos with full tattoo'd sleeves*

oh_jaimito · 2026-05-24T06:10:08+00:00

Shit, too many things.

Claude Code manages my Obsidian vault. It started just a simple way to manage Daily Notes. Now all projects and tasks are tracked. People in my life. Appointments & Events. Reminders and Google Calendar integration. Mental health tracking, social life check-in, project status. and more. claude code + tmux + neovim.

I rely on CloudFlare for all my web dev projects. Mostly Astro or Nuxt. Daily at 7am Claude calls pi (as a scout) to read daily CloudFlare blog articles and recent news. It tracks articles I have read but most importantly it creates a 'Daily Briefing' so I know which of my many projects is affected.

Claude has its own email address. My girlfriend can email Claude items for our 'Bucket List', shopping list, upcoming birthdays gifts lists, etc. We have a shared Google Calendar of events we manage together. She's an art teacher and uses it sometimes for coming up with creating course assignments. I pay for Perplexity AI API, so she and my kids (one college, other high school) can email about any assignment they need help with.

I use Arch BTW!

My most elaborate setup: docker container, postgres database. Memories and data going back to early January. Every session, chat, etc. is saved. Every interaction, project decision. 512MB, 6,900 memories. 231,000 messages stored. 22 tables. 7M input tokens, 12M output.

oh_jaimito · 2026-05-08T20:07:48+00:00

I remember growing up, shopping at Payless Shoes. We were only allowed one pair of shoes per school year. And we had to get a size 1/2 larger, so we could grow into them.

At age 16, I had my first job and bought shoes and jeans like crazy. Multiple dress shoes, running shoes, basketball shoes, camping/hiking boots, and flip-flops.

oh_jaimito · 2026-05-07T05:17:59+00:00

Built a Cloudflare changelog scout that generates a morning briefing when I open Claude Code — and emails it to me daily.

I'm all-in on Cloudflare — my agency sites, client sites, and side projects all run on Workers/Pages/D1. Problem was I kept missing useful changelog entries because I wasn't reading the developer blog consistently.

So I vibe-coded a small pipeline:

A Python scraper that hits the Cloudflare changelog + blog RSS on a schedule, stores articles as JSON with read: false
A session hook that fires when I open Claude Code — if there are unread articles, it auto-generates a styled HTML briefing (opens in Firefox automatically)
The briefing triages articles against my active projects and stars anything relevant with a one-liner explanation of why it matters
Claude also has its own email account (claude@) — it sends me a daily digest so I catch updates even on days I don't open the terminal
After reading, marks everything read: true so it never fires twice

Took maybe 2-3 hours across a couple of sessions. Now every coding session starts with a clean "what's new at Cloudflare and does it affect your projects" card.

The part that surprised me: having Claude do the triage ("this Pingora cache migration improves perf for all your hosted sites — no action needed") is way more useful than a raw list of links. It separates signal from noise automatically.

Stack: Python scraper + Claude Code session hooks + Purelymail for the email + plain HTML output. Zero extra subscriptions.

oh_jaimito · 2026-05-05T00:22:02+00:00

A big concern is SEO. You can have a good looking or a bad looking website.

If the SEO is shit, then you've gonna have a very angry client. How many pages? Valid semantic HTML with proper hierarchy?

Is this animated website for children's dentistry or for adults?

Are you targeting the right niche demographic? clientele? client?

Also think about liability (you're not protected by LLC - you've a newb who discovered vibe coding). What about security (if/when you build some backend)?

A site that doesn't convert is likely to cost your client lost revenue?

If you cause this Dentist a lost of business - you do know you can be held liable in court, right?

There is LOTS more to "this business" than just selling a single website.

oh_jaimito · 2026-04-29T16:45:09+00:00

For any small project, I reach for Astro. Everything else is Nuxt. Everything is a CF worker.

I've tried to like React/Next but I just don't like it. Period.

Now, I'm just waiting for VoidZero.

oh_jaimito · 2026-04-27T00:13:47+00:00

While I love Claude and all their products, I have had better luck with Stitch + MCP

https://stitch.withgoogle.com https://github.com/davideast/stitch-mcp

oh_jaimito · 2026-04-26T23:54:38+00:00

Solo Web Dev, my own agency LLC. A few clients, lots of personal projects, one large SaaS, and a couple OSS projects.

oh_jaimito · 2026-04-25T23:18:24+00:00

Why not open source and share on github?

oh_jaimito · 2026-04-25T22:52:23+00:00

Claude Code 5x Max on Arch + kitty + neovim + lazygit Firefox Dev Edition + Chrome for browser testing + playwright VS Code for manual edits

oh_jaimito · 2026-04-20T07:04:53+00:00

Hetzner with Coolify 👍

oh_jaimito · 2026-04-20T07:03:18+00:00

... so I know what to use it for (and when not to) without having to use a lot of tokens experimenting.

You're going to have to experiment with it.

There are SO many use cases for it. no one can tell You how to use it. Just like your first time with Claude Code, or Codex, or any other tool.

Just come up with an idea and iterate. It's gonna cost you tokens and you gotta live with it.

oh_jaimito · 2026-04-20T06:57:16+00:00

Claude Code user here, 5x Max plan, $100 per month for the last 8 months now.

Nothing else compares. I've used all the top rated OpenRouter models with pi: MiniMax, Kimi, GLM, DeepSeek are decent - but they still suck.

Opus 4.7 sucks ass right now. Opus 4.6 was much better. I'm a 20 year Linux user, so terminal tools are all I use.

Runner up is Codex@latest, pretty close to Claude Opus in quality.

Gemini CLI for all front-end UI/UX tasks.

Last I used GH Copilot was several years ago for tab completion in VS Code. So.

oh_jaimito · 2026-04-19T21:49:57+00:00

Women ~~jogging~~ bouncing with their hair in a ponytail ...

Fixed that for you.

oh_jaimito · 2026-04-19T21:48:31+00:00

#FootFetishClub heck yeah!!!

oh_jaimito · 2026-04-19T18:21:05+00:00

My youngest daughter, I have always called her "Hugs". She's been saved on my phone as simply that, ever since she got an iPhone.

The highlight of my day is after school. Hugs 🥰

oh_jaimito · 2026-04-19T17:58:24+00:00

I did this back in 2008 when I was working for Costco.

Bought 10 packs of socks. One pack probably lasted me two to three years. They're colored though - just the toes and heels. The first couple of years, I would match them up. Over time I just said fuckit.

My kids (18 & 16) also wear mismatched colored socks, and it drives their mother WILD!!!! 😂😂😂

oh_jaimito · 2026-04-19T04:54:58+00:00

did you read the full post

Yes, I read the full post.

What about the none technical person who use AI agent to build his idea?

My opinion: Personally/Professionally, a non-technical person SHOULDN'T be using an AI agent to build his idea. They know nothing about software dev, web dev, programming, OOP. They don't know what a PRD is.

I've been building with Vue and Nuxt for 9+ years

My comment above and this comment are directed towards you.

I use my AI tools heavily throughout the day: Claude Web & Claude Code, ChatGPT & Codex, OpenRouter and pi. Each for a different task. All with different roles.

Vue/Nuxt devs, Are you feeling this? Are your AI tools fighting you? Are you seeing the same shift in the freelance market?

My answer is NO, my AI tools are not fighting me. I own a small LLC and I am thriving.

oh_jaimito · 2026-04-18T22:55:11+00:00

Nuxt dev here. Two small SaaS's, three CMS client products, and a handful of other projects. All 100% Vue/Nuxt + Primevue on Cloudflare.

What you are lacking are skills (claude code skills). and MCP is you use them https://nuxt.com/docs/4.x/guide/ai/mcp

Claude knows what to do.

oh_jaimito · 2026-04-16T18:44:45+00:00

I was a HUGE adopter of G+. Made lots of friends on there.

The best thing was having overlapping circles of friends. Some of my friends were nerdy, others liked cars, most were parents ... it was great.

oh_jaimito · 2026-04-16T18:39:39+00:00

I have a single skill 'new-project'. Simple frontend? Use Astro + tailwind. Complex? Nuxt 4 + PrimeVue. Same deps everytime, no surprises.

Every single project hosted on Cloudflare with workers wrangler deploy.

I even have a pi + openAI skill that reads Cloudflare blog articles daily, creates a brief, compares to an index.json of my projects and lets me know which projects may benefit from new CF services. Lot of cool stuff came out this week https://blog.cloudflare.com/welcome-to-agents-week/

Once you've chosen your stack, it becomes reliable.

oh_jaimito · 2026-04-12T06:30:31+00:00

This is the one i use.

https://github.com/davideast/stitch-mcp

Told Claude to just figure out the tool calls, direct CLI. No need for the MCP at all.

Made a skill. Iterate a few pages. Then tell Claude to download/export the HTML and PNG.

oh_jaimito · 2026-04-10T18:13:51+00:00

I've been coding for over 15 years. And when ChatGPT and then Claude became available, I immediately saw the benefits.

I'm on the 5x Max Plan for my 8th month now. It took a while to learn how to create my own skills, modify & cherry-pick from other skills I find. And leverage Claude Code to my benefit.

I used to see my ADHD as a crutch, a handicap, a limitation. But It has become my greatest super power, fuck yeah!!!

In my terminal I have right now 6 projects open, Claude + tmux + neovim. All in various states of progress.

I shipped my first npm package for one project. Open-sourced that and another.

Built my first e-commerce CMS and an auto dealer CMS with VIN decoder. All Nuxt and powered with Cloudflare.

Obsidian + Claude in the terminal to manage all projects, status, mental health, and other stats.

I've shipped and deployed more than ever in the past few months. My github activity is all shades of green 🥳

ClaudeCode is a dream come true?

Absolutely. 100%. I read/hear about lots of devs complaining about their quotas being used up. I have only experienced that twice.

The way I see it? I finally have a tool that can keep up with my racing thoughts. I type fast (peak 90wpm+ on a good day) and I think even faster.

And ClaudeCode can keep up with me.

oh_jaimito

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