IT manager swilling Linux, Kubernetes, Rancher, AWS, microcontrollers, loving my Xreal AR glasses and flinging code in Claude Code & Gemini CLI these days.

Baltimore, MD, USA
I never really understood the allure of Claude Coding in the Claude Desktop app until `claude rc`. Having the entire Plan in its own pane (on my 42" 4K TV of a monitor) while coding against my WSL Linux environment is badass. @trq212 @ClaudeDevs
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Playing with @typesafeai Jev tonight; with their Claude Code skill, I was able to write a simple program to take a block of text lyrics, and ask it: Sexually_Charged or Non_Sexual.
Replying to @CompleteSkeptic
thank you for the fast turnaround on the waitlist! This is gonna be a fun hack session tonight...
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Anyway this was just a stupid demo for my own giggles, time to dream up more possibilities here...
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Pricing: $0.042 (4.2 cents) per million input tokens, output tokens not billed (obviously cheap since it's only a couple or a few output probabilities)
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With AI coding tools (e.g. claude code), it's the little things that impress me; the fact that it's not only writing a skill to teach other projects how to implement a client login process, but it's *writing a mockup API server implementation* to test itself against first.
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Like all that in 30 minutes or less. Just phenomenal.
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The amount of anti-Claude astroturfing is strange here, often the same claims or complaining about features that obviously have a workaround (e.g. Claude Code's new Auto mode). It's still my favorite AI tool by a long shot.
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Eric retweeted
The Nuclear Renaissance has entered into its next phase. Remember, the Renaissance that is its namesake lasted about 300 - 350 years, depending on the source used. Historians often don't agree about the start date because it took 20 – 50 years to achieve momentum.
I understand why policy folks are sleeping on this. We’ve been burned before. But as @RachelSlaybaugh said this weekend, “go ahead, please do call it a ‘nuclear renaissance.’”
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Eric retweeted
A criticality achievement for a brand new reactor is NOT the same as a university experiment. Doing it right means exercising supply chains, QA systems, licensing organizations, manufacturing infrastructure, control systems, operator training programs and a host of other ingredients that enable building a complete reactor that can achieve a self sustaining chain reaction with real fuel in a real configuration. Congratulations, @Aalo for your achievements in joining @AntaresNuclear @valaratomics and @DeployableE. The four of you have proven that America can be an overachiever when it taps its sources of strength. Disc: Nucleation Capital is an investor in @AaloAtomics but we support progress for all advanced nuclear energy ventures.
Replying to @AaloAtomics
Criticality has validated Aalo's supply chain, reactor physics, control systems, and fuel-loading procedures at full scale. Our path forward runs through power operations, manufacturing scale-up, and delivering commercial electricity. Aalo is expanding our factory space by 10x in the near-term to apply assembly-line manufacturing to reactor production. This will open the door to mass-producing the Aalo Pod, our power plant for data centers built from 10 MWe modules, configured from 50 MW up to 200 MW. Additionally, we are sharing for the first time that Aalo-X—our first full-power power plant—has completed site groundwork and will power an on-site data center in 2027. [4/5]
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Starting to become a fan of this new agy (Antigravity CLI) by Google. Much faster than Claude Code or Gemini CLI, and while its feeling isn't quite the same as either, the snappiness is confidence-inspiring and the model choices look decent.
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Finally dipping my toes into a claude code alternative. Couldn't bring myself to try OpenAI codex, the past couple months felt astroturf-y with the Codex praise. Trying Google's Gemini. gemini-cli isn't too bad, kinda fast actually, and prettier UI.
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The real mind-blower though is the Gemini app for Android's "Live mode", where you can share your phone's screen with the Gemini app and ask it questions verbally about what's happening as it happens. That's Badass.
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Looking forward to Gemini being the main assistant for Android Auto. I would love to chat in the car with Gemini.
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Eric retweeted
Claude Code is absolutely incredible but have you tried going outside?
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I was apparently too Xennial/GenX to understand all the hubbub about OpenClaw. Turns out I was right, it was a superfluous idea just waiting for Anthropic to implement by themselves.
Claude just killed OpenClaw with this update You no longer need to buy a Mac Mini I say this as someone who owns a one lol
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Random share. Been having trouble with deep sleep for a few nights, <45min of it according to Oura ring. Claude Opus 4.6 recalled some Japanese study using 3g of Glycine 30min before bed.
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Tried this last night: a.co/d/0gbsrbGu 2 gummies about 45min before bed, was almost stumbling over on the way to the bathroom to brush & floss. Got 1hr7min of deep sleep last night. That's more than usual for me. Thought I'd share an interesting sleep supplement.
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(Every tracker I've ever used has recorded <1.2 hours of deep sleep for me, Fitbit, Galaxy Watch, now Oura ring, seems to be consistent and possibly genetic and is less than "normal" apparently. Trying vagus nerve stimulation soon.)
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