> wine tracking app I referenced above is one of them. All it needs is an expert in the field who knows the constraint model.

Uh, where?

> The reason we don't have a vibecoded Photoshop

Clanker

> Apple spent five years building it. Probably billions of dollars too.

This seems higher than I'd expect.

> The agent surfaced a suspicious issue: the anetd pods in our Google Kubernetes Engine cluster were restarting constantly, around 120 restarts per pod over six days, which is almost one crash per hour. Surely, this couldn't be right!

> Sascha dug into the crash dumps. The stack trace pointed to a concurrent map-access panic, multiple goroutines trying to read and write to the same data structure at the same time without proper locking. But the key detail was where the panic happened: inside the Wireguard module of anetd.

AI: Your anted pod is crashing.

Engineer: Looks in the logs and finds a stack trace.

Your agent didn't find the bug. It's really that simple.

Poltics goes a long way in this. You need to make others happy first and build up some goodwill first. If you want to tough it out here, do this first, make some allies, and then slowly suggest changes.

Don't suggest to everyone at once, try to build consensus for your changes one engineer at a time. Ideally you'd make friends with the lead or others you can pitch to first privately.

I was searching the article you linked to see if it addresses the GH issue in any way, but it seems to not.

https://www.axios.com/2026/04/19/nsa-anthropic-mythos-pentag...

"two sources" I guess

> I know I know, that’s a socialist platitude or something, society that works. What they say right before they argue for a dumbass tax on billionaires or banning plastic straws. Don’t worry I still think most socialists are degrowth morons.

> "it is the Government's housing policy to provide public rental housing (PRH) to low-income families who cannot afford private rental accommodation"

> https://www.gov.hk/en/residents/housing/publichousing/index....

American goes abroad, sees socialist policies working well, then advocates to get rid of socialist policies in America.

From his other post:

> The government should never ever hand out money to anyone. Not poor people, not old people, and not corporations. This creates a society of beggars and lobbyists. You get what you incentivize [1].

What should I expect though? The author couldn't even fix minor bugs in Twitter, and coding is much closer to his specialty than solving social problems.

[1] https://geohot.github.io/blog/jekyll/update/2026/04/18/five-...

> I would then click on the component characters to open their nested dictionary entries. SLOW!

> If I needed to remember the stroke order, I would scroll down for the static display. SLOW!

So, all of these are included in Anki-xiehanzi(https://github.com/krmanik/Anki-xiehanzi). Free open source software like Anki & xiehanzi can save you from using all those tokens.