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Someone debloated their Samsung Tizen OS TV by pointing a camera at it for Claude to see
Claude even played Keyboard Cat for itself to watch.
Claude's new rich text editor replaced Google Docs for me, and it already knows my entire project before I type anything
An editor that reads the room first
I let Claude Code debloat my Smart TV, and it exposed a bigger problem
Software is only part of the problem
I replaced my $20 ChatGPT and Claude subscriptions with local AI to cut costs, but it backfired
Free AI models looked like a bargain until I factored in the real cost.
I stopped using vibe coding just to build apps, and started using it to bring my ideas to life
That's the whole point, isn't it?
I gave Claude Code two simple plugins, and now it picks up where I left off every session
My sessions finally get a handover
I asked Claude Code to build its own replacement, and it took just 15 minutes
15 minutes and one crazy idea later...
My local LLM didn't replace my $20 Claude subscription, it replaced everything I was never comfortable sending to the cloud
There are many things Qwen3.6 struggles with, but keeping my data safe isn't one of them
I gave Claude's cheapest new model and a local Qwen the same coding jobs, and one of them is clearly the better deal
Knowing the bug isn't the same as being able to fix it
I tried DeepSeek's agent harness, and it's not the Claude Code clone I expected
Everything is a plugin, and I mean everything
I ditched $20 ChatGPT subscription and made Claude and Gemini work together for better results
What happens when you stop asking one AI to do everything and let two models collaborate?
I tried Gemini's new desktop app for Windows, and it's making me rethink my Claude and ChatGPT subscriptions
Not every chatbot needs to be a coding workspace
I made Claude Code build a map of my files, and it cut search times by 96%
My files are still a mess, but at least Claude knows where they are
I rebuilt my most complicated Excel workbook in Python with an AI agent's help, and I'm not going back
The first bug its tests caught was the AI's own.
I run OpenCode with a different model for every job, and I haven't hit a rate limit yet
I stopped leaning on one model for everything
Your Claude Opus 5.5 keeps quietly switching to Opus 4.8, and it's supposed to prevent a security leak
Anthropic's own testing says the switch is the weak point.
I tried Claude Code, VS Code, and a local LLM as a note-taking app, and only one worked
The least note-like tool made the best notebook
I've spent over $3,000 on ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini, and only one was worth the money
$3,000 later, I've finally learned my lesson
I trust AI code that crashes more than AI code that works, and 66% of developers seem to agree
79% of engineering leaders noticed the same thing.