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We aren't ready for this next generation of agentic engineers. 100k Github stars in 24 hours (claw-code), Yeachan Heo (Bellman) has 3 to 5 pro accounts and ships software from telegram and discord. Those who accuse these guys of AI slop haven't done their homework because the real story...

59,443 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля vibe yoda
vibe yoda6 месяцев назад

they buy stars

Фото профиля Ray Fernando
Ray Fernando6 месяцев назад

lol no

Фото профиля Alex Volkov
Alex Volkov6 месяцев назад

Bellman was at our W&B office? ha I didn't meet him!

Фото профиля Ray Fernando
Ray Fernando6 месяцев назад

They dropped by right before the speeches.

Фото профиля Q
Q6 месяцев назад

Cooking cooking Guys lets build stuff

Фото профиля min heo
min heo6 месяцев назад

They’re crazy developers. They created a development workflow that fully automated a task that would normally take 100 hours on a plane in just two hours, earning them 100,000 GitHub stars. They no longer open the terminal or write a single line of code. If you’re curious about their story, check out this video.

Фото профиля gootecks
gootecks6 месяцев назад

Would love to watch a longform chat with those guys. I been using omx for a few weeks and after seeing this video I am doubling down 🤣💪

Фото профиля Abe
Abe6 месяцев назад

Ai slop reply ai slop reply aI slop reply 🤜⚡️🤛 Gonna check out the oh-my-codex stuff, thanks for reference @RayFernando1337

Фото профиля Gamris ∞
Gamris ∞6 месяцев назад

APM is now agents-per-minute! OmO/OmX is just next level. Particularly liked how they added Hashline for token savings and consistency.

Фото профиля Jhsu
Jhsu6 месяцев назад

Omx is awesome!

Фото профиля Austin Wang
Austin Wang6 месяцев назад

Yay, these are my cracked friends! Also fans of

Фото профиля ChillKufi
ChillKufi6 месяцев назад

@grok who are the 2 guys he speaks with x name

Фото профиля validate.qa
validate.qa6 месяцев назад

agentic coders racking stars is dope. calling it slop ignores the real issue: no tests to back the speed

Фото профиля PS
PS6 месяцев назад

So these guys, are professionals? And can get shit done regardless of whether they type it on a keyboard or STT on their phone? I wonder if this would generally apply to those less skills.....

Фото профиля y tube coder
y tube coder6 месяцев назад

this is the way, you gotta shift multiple max subs if you need the tokens its definitely the play

Фото профиля Ray Fernando
Ray Fernando6 месяцев назад

Stop with the slop

Фото профиля Q. A. Nhu
Q. A. Nhu6 месяцев назад

I'm using oh-my-openagent from Q and it's amazing, though it drinks token like tap water lol

Фото профиля Artur Schaback
Artur Schaback6 месяцев назад

Can u share what they have built?

Фото профиля Joey
Joey6 месяцев назад

Need more content around these guys. Love their energy.

Фото профиля y tube coder
y tube coder6 месяцев назад

careful

Фото профиля Zac Swider
Zac Swider6 месяцев назад

boring take

Фото профиля Dawnshard
Dawnshard6 месяцев назад

I really need to up my agents game, how do they even burn 3-5 max accounts worth of tokens?

Фото профиля techarena.au
techarena.au6 месяцев назад

Love this take, spot on. Seeing claw-code nab 100k stars in a day is bonkers, and shipping straight from Telegram/Discord shows proper hustle, not lazy AI stuff. Reckon we're only scratching the surface - have you tried Bellman or any of their builds yet?

Фото профиля Anthony AI 🏆
Anthony AI 🏆6 месяцев назад

You know you can buy GitHub stars for Pennie’s right

Фото профиля nivkorin
nivkorin6 месяцев назад

Bro's phone said AI girlfriend. We're cooked chat 💀

Фото профиля El_Capitano Otman M.
El_Capitano Otman M.6 месяцев назад

And all the data flywheel goes to China or somewhere in earth… How big Labs like @AnthropicAI @OpenAI @GeminiApp @grok @metaai are gonna keep competing if they are not democratising AI to prosumers and citizens to become builders, without this training data !

Фото профиля jerezito
jerezito6 месяцев назад

hey ray,...Q4u: on an average post, what do you reckon the percentage slop is? (and no, i aint slop😅)

Фото профиля Kimi
Kimi6 месяцев назад

"Looks like the secret to success is no longer 'do your homework', but 'do your homework on how to use telegram and discord'."

Фото профиля Colbert
Colbert6 месяцев назад

That's crazy

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