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surely you can try a little harder with your post if youre gonna post an ad
So what sets T3 above codex ui,opencode,Claude and the other GUI projects for this?
Minor point related to Theo (Creator of this tool) but I actually used to watch theo and that's why I had joined hackernews because so many of the articles he talked about came from here, might as well read here and Oh boy did I discover something amazing.
I went from Fireship -> Primagen -> Theo t3 -> hackernews (currently here) -> (??)
That being said, the reason why I stopped watching theo was his arrogance. I saw one of the video[0] of his where he felt so arrogant about the fact that dev relations person from MongoDB couldn't recognize him...
and that was essentially one of the larger reasons why he didn't like mongodb and wanted the product to die. There are many reasons to hate Mongodb but he made the most arrogant one possible.
Later on, I also feel like the whole reaction genre that he is part of has faults as well because he could rake in hundreds of thousands of views essentially reading an article and there were sometimes not even ways to support the person who actually wrote the interesting piece themselves.
And Theo had also reacted to an hour long Genuine documentary from one of the best youtube channels in tech scene (Cult repo) which made (IIRC) a video about "story of react" which was an hour long and theo added 10-15 minutes of content and there was a whole controversy about it but to me, it felt like it impacted the genuine hard work of the people of CultRepo.
I don't know, I always liked primeagen about this stuff. Primagen/Fireship have made much of my opinions in regards to golang and svelte and it was really sweet watching these people because it always felt like learning something new especially from primagen as Fireship sold out.
Primagen might truly be the reason why I wanted to code, because I wanted to go into finance and then was using Linux previously. I knew how to code previously, quite a decent bit but it was that I liked finance and seeing people like Primagen who were authentic. I do believe that the decision at the end of the day was in which of the jobs do I feel more valuable and how much impact I might truly make in the world and Software felt really liberating in that regards even with the prospects of AI looming over. it just felt so exciting watching his videos for hours.
He's just a really nice guy overall who is honestly humble :D
At some point, the influencer ego really is something as parasocial relationships are infinitely easier to develop, so there are only a few who still remain humble.
[0]: Mongo can’t stop winning (I hate it): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MEJQUwr9d_s / (Preserved version for archive): https://preservetube.com/watch?v=MEJQUwr9d_s
I went from Fireship -> Primagen -> Theo t3 -> hackernews (currently here) -> (??)
That being said, the reason why I stopped watching theo was his arrogance. I saw one of the video[0] of his where he felt so arrogant about the fact that dev relations person from MongoDB couldn't recognize him...
and that was essentially one of the larger reasons why he didn't like mongodb and wanted the product to die. There are many reasons to hate Mongodb but he made the most arrogant one possible.
Later on, I also feel like the whole reaction genre that he is part of has faults as well because he could rake in hundreds of thousands of views essentially reading an article and there were sometimes not even ways to support the person who actually wrote the interesting piece themselves.
And Theo had also reacted to an hour long Genuine documentary from one of the best youtube channels in tech scene (Cult repo) which made (IIRC) a video about "story of react" which was an hour long and theo added 10-15 minutes of content and there was a whole controversy about it but to me, it felt like it impacted the genuine hard work of the people of CultRepo.
I don't know, I always liked primeagen about this stuff. Primagen/Fireship have made much of my opinions in regards to golang and svelte and it was really sweet watching these people because it always felt like learning something new especially from primagen as Fireship sold out.
Primagen might truly be the reason why I wanted to code, because I wanted to go into finance and then was using Linux previously. I knew how to code previously, quite a decent bit but it was that I liked finance and seeing people like Primagen who were authentic. I do believe that the decision at the end of the day was in which of the jobs do I feel more valuable and how much impact I might truly make in the world and Software felt really liberating in that regards even with the prospects of AI looming over. it just felt so exciting watching his videos for hours.
He's just a really nice guy overall who is honestly humble :D
At some point, the influencer ego really is something as parasocial relationships are infinitely easier to develop, so there are only a few who still remain humble.
[0]: Mongo can’t stop winning (I hate it): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MEJQUwr9d_s / (Preserved version for archive): https://preservetube.com/watch?v=MEJQUwr9d_s
> We are very very early in this project. Expect bugs.
Interesting combination of statements.