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here i'm running 12 - 16 claude 4 opus/sonnet code agents through claude code bridged to eigencode for coordination, additional memory layers & additional tools they're running 95% autonomously with minimal input for several hours straight

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thermovor 1 Jahr

ignore my mom in the background lol

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You taking out a loan for that usage or what

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thermovor 1 Jahr

just set up a ton of max accounts and its lowkey cheap

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Teknium (e/λ)vor 1 Jahr

Doing what ser

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thermovor 1 Jahr

stuff

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@grok what's the fastest way to fill a repo with tens of thousands of lines of broken and incomplete code that looks like it does something useful?

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The fastest way to fill a repo with tens of thousands of lines of broken, incomplete code that looks useful is to run AI coding tools like Claude 4 Opus autonomously for hours without review. Set up multiple agents, give vague prompts, and skip testing. This can generate large volumes of code quickly, but risks bugs and flawed logic, as seen in reports of Claude 4 introducing errors or erasing code without fixes. For better results, use clear prompts, review outputs, and test thoroughly to avoid filling your repo with junk.

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thermovor 1 Jahr

I could probably do 50+ rn if I hadn’t gotten mass banned, I tried making new accounts but I think my cards got banned - this recording was my first time testing the setup and I quickly scaled to double the amount and was easily able to maintain it before I got banned

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Show us some of the output?

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thermovor 1 Jahr

soon

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