My preferred way of using LLM coders is:

• plan only
• read the spec file I just wrote
• optionally ask me questions in ‘qa.md’, I’ll reply inline Repeat until it stops asking me questions, then switch to a different model and ask again. I usually use both gpt5.3-codex AND Claude Sonnet

Then I have it update the spec. I start a new session to have it implement. Finally review the code. If I don’t like it, undo and revisit the spec. Usually it’s because I’m trying to do too much at once. And I need to break it down into multiple specs.

Ok. Let’s pretend that’s what happens. Many people would gladly make that trade if they kept / recovered brain function. Of course, it would depend on many things like how pain and timeline of the cancer vs dementia.

Sorry, I’ve no idea. I don’t use the mobile versions. I was just confused on what was going on

For anyone who’s confused: syncthing-fork is the Android client. Not the main repository.

Spicy pan

Cats are liquid

What you want is a Community Association. They can legally manage the shared property, while having little to no power over your property.

Boop

I see he paid the Internet Cat Tax