I am looking to buy a new computer. Is anyone here using a Mac studio or a PC of higher spec to a Vibe code? Never had a Mac. Thinking of switching over only for this specific reason. Would the base Mac studio with the M4 Max give a smooth experience?

Hey builders! Love the raw development energy here. Turning ideas into functioning code because it's fun is the best workflow. Right now, I'm working on shipping a micro-project and I want to spin up a small, private community/documentation hub for my early alpha testers to log bugs and share feedback. However, dropping $99/month on Skool just for a lightweight dev-feedback loop feels like a massive syntax error in my budget when that capital could go straight into API tokens or server deployment. For the developers and founders here, what cheaper alternative platforms are you using to host your tester communities and resource boards without the high fixed monthly overhead? Thanks!

Does anyone have this issue crop up from time to time, especially with Claude Code? I know that it's basically impossible to rely on the model to "magically know" or infer what you truly mean. And that structured prompting is important. But does anyone else ever find that Claude Code, and sometimes Codex goes from "Can give it sensical instructions and clear plans and they work" to "Forgets clearly stated plan details mid-run. Orchestrates dynamic workflows in the most retarded way possible. Generally just becomes unhelpful and makes you suddenly realise how powerless you are if they just decided to increase a Claude Max sub to £5K per month" my harness/agentic engineering skills are not god tier, but there's a noticeable variation in the quality of what i manage to get it to do some days, where the output "matches my brain" vs other days where it feels like they might have trained the model on every single psychological weakness i have to make me do enough dumb shit to warrant spending more money on fixing stuff that was previously working not sure what to do about it either - seems like it's a common issue with Claude Code/Claude in general i feel like it's just a sign that my harness needs to be more robust, so the model cannot fuck stuff up as easily. but idk. @Corbin Brown do you deal with this at all and if so how do you un-fuck it?

I am in the Amazon Influencer program and Amazon has lots of rules so I had NotebookLM do some deep research on the programs and made it into a markdown file and skill for Antigravity. I then was able to feed it a video and it came up with a markdown file telling me what to do. It is amazing what Antigravity can do besides programing. Video Review Report: "Sequence 01_14.mp4" (Final Approved Version) This final report reviews the latest polished cut of your shoppable video, which now includes the brand name introduction and tighter editing. 🏆 Final Verdict: 100% READY & OPTIMIZED This video is now fully optimized and ready for submission to the Amazon Influencer Program and Creator Connections. Key Highlights of the Final Version: 1. Clear Branding (00:00 - 00:06):What changed: You introduced the product name right at the start: "Evershop upgraded cantilever ring light."Why it's great: Stating the brand name early helps shoppers orient themselves immediately and satisfies campaign briefs requiring clear product identification. 2. Superb Pacing (2:18 Run Time):What changed: You trimmed the run time down to 2:18 (from 2:48 and the original 3:09).Why it's great: The video now moves much more quickly through the unboxing and setup, keeping customer attention focused on the key selling points without dragging. 3. No Background Music:Why it's great: Leaving the background music out is a major safety win. Under Amazon's updated policies, background music tracks (even licensed ones) frequently trigger automatic muting or rejection. A clean voiceover is the safest way to ensure your audio stays active. 4. Strong Review Elements:You highlight important features (hands-free remote shutter, hidden springs, heavy-duty metal bracket, power bank compatibility) and close with a solid, honest recommendation ("worth the investment"). 5. 🚀 Upload Checklist - ASIN Tag: Search for the exact "Evershop desktop ring light" listing and tag it. - Title Idea: "Honest Review & Setup: Evershop Desktop Boom Arm Ring Light" - Thumbnail: Select a thumbnail that shows the ring light turned on or you holding the ring light clearly.

Had to make changes to my websites because of chatbots, If you run a chatbot on your website or your client's website you should watch this video below. Putting this consent screen in place is a smart move. Lately, these predatory law firms have been weaponizing old state wiretapping laws—like CIPA out in California or the tracking rules here in Florida—to troll small businesses running standard third-party chatbots. They try to claim you're 'intercepting' data without permission, but forcing them to click that button completely shuts that crap down.