how realistic is it that it will be implemented? Sounds more like wishful thinking at the moment.

Hetzner does not have a datacenter in Amsterdam

https://docs.hetzner.com/cloud/general/locations/

Yep, this! Thanks for posting our locations. --Katie

Ups, my bad. Confused the incident, it was Scaleway.

Not my experience. Codex is the top coding model in my experience and has been since it’s out. Makes fewer mistakes and understands better my intentions.

This wasn't my experience at all.

I tried Codex for a short while but quickly went back to Claude. Found myself having to revert Codex changes all the time. Maybe I had subconsciously altered my workflow/prompting to work well with Claude, but somehow wasn't providing Codex with the correct context, not sure.

My purposeful caveat was 'software professionals', i.e. user in the loop engineering. Codex is much better at slinging slop that you later need to spend some time reviewing if you actually want to understand it.

Zero knowledge proof constructs have the potential to solve these kind of privacy/reputation tradeoffs.

Too much hassle to fight it. Better scroll a bit more on tiktok

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Why don't you work with the Go ecosystem? You don't use K8s, terraform, etc? What ecosystem do you prefer?

They could offer both locked down signed software on top of their hardware and allow for bypass when the user wants to install their own thing. I prefer by default to have locked down signed chain of software bootstrapping but I do want to also have the ability to use my own.

This is super cool. I noticed that you mention that you will add MCP support soon. I was wondering, do you think it would be possible to control MacOS via voice, remotely, through one of the available MCP servers that allow MacOS control. Do you think that would be feasible?

yes but ud ideally want ur own high uptime mac mini

Got it. But you could just use it on your MacBook on those occasions where you want to "talk" to your computer remotely to check on some progress it made on a specific job. My use case would involve switching desktops, activating specific windows, and reading their content and taking some action. But depends more specifically on the MCP that exposes that functionality, and not your app. I was asking because you're probably more familiar on how reliable such an approach might be.

This looks cool. But that means people need to use your own apps right and you will have to provide apps for every niche? This sounds a bit like an ERP system, similar to what https://www.odoo.com does.