2026 - What AI you using?
 

2026 - What AI you using?

I am still using Hailuo for making stupid videos. Chatgpt for programming my microcontrollers.

None . . .

I have Claude Code running on 2 machines now. One is just plugged in to my server and it sets up and builds websites all day, the other one I do coding with on my mac.

I've been very very busy since I posted that Ai agent thread around mid December.

Claude Code on Mac and on each server I use for my projects.

venice.ai to tell me sexy detailed stories about young ladies shitting themselves... some accidentally, most on purpose. then i tweak the responses to hot all the right buttons... best free porn ever

A combination of both Chatgpt and Venice

Did AI write this post? :1orglaugh

I barely use AI at all in day to day work - I have Highlight which gives me basic information faster than google when I want to find a quick answer to a question often brought up in a post.

I use AI for clients in determining some SEO basics but always checked again by me after I run it also though Gemini by Google to verify certain keywords and their effectiveness

Can anybody recommend " idiot prof" AI programme which allows adult creation videos ?

I have Claude Code running in about 13 different projects right now.

I am not sure it's idiot proof but you can make adult short clips with comfyui and wan 2.2. Though you need or to rent a server with enough Vram or to have a powerful graphic card with enough Vram+ram.

At the same time?





How do that?

Welcome back to your original nick!

I have one project that has 6 services all running an instance working through stuff, each. Then I got 7 other projects working through things. I just bounce between the chats answering questions, steering the AI if I see it doing something I'd rather be done differently, prompting for changes, and then for it to go through my checklist on ensuring the code meets my standards. Once that checklist comes back done, I trigger my git workflow which does complete atomic commits for each piece of code change for a clean and well structured history, then push it up to my github repo where I then start a new chat session and start the process all over again. Inside my github repo PR I then review the code once more and if I want changes done I'll either do them myself or open that chat back up after the other one finishes the flow and request changes again. Once a feature or piece of work is completed, the PR gets merged and auto tested, built and then deployed to production where those systems will then ensure that the new instance is stable before cutting over traffic to the new instance and taking the old ones down.

Repeat this process through every project.