Deepseek shines for personal usage because it's possible to use it however you want and whenever you want with no session/weekly limits stress because you use the API and it's priced very reasonably.

Even if LLMs were used to help, someone must have spent a lot of time on making it read well. At least that's how it feels like.

At 40, I could easily configure claude code to use another model, even if there weren't any official guides with a bit of MITM fun, but I don't want to invest my attention / heavily use something that will most likely break in the near future.

Someone is saying that they delivered a very reasonable solution that's simpler than most would come up. Person taking over was not happy.

Do we know if the code being handed over was high quality? Were they reacting to the fact that it was "not React"? Maybe they have a template they enforce in the company about how apps are built?

We don't know.

A web app to create anagrams (for now Turkish): https://github.com/egeozcan/anagramci

An RTS game for which AI generates classic AI scripts, so they battle each other or against a human: https://github.com/egeozcan/unnamed_rts play link: https://egeozcan.github.io/unnamed_rts/game/

clipt9n (clipboard translation / transformation): https://github.com/egeozcan/clipt9n

But all in all, I don't think we disagree.

Anyway, this agent probably has the structural integrity of a fat burito held from one corner :)

Crazy.

I think you are being too entitled.

In the repo, I even have a tournament script that calculates ELOs. So far, codex was unmatched. I'll try with Opus 4.8 too.

https://egeozcan.github.io/unnamed_rts/game/

https://github.com/egeozcan/unnamed_rts/blob/main/src/script...

Maybe there's a reason why I'm not a designer.

That probably needs an array_second too, doesn't it? Maybe array_second_from_last as well?

Those losers who still need Perl on their servers better be ready for a mind explosion

...thought, me back in (too lazy to look up which year it was). I probably published like two things with it, spent (what felt like) a million person hours on it, just to abandon it and use Textpattern.