Marek Pankowski

@mkpanq.com

Senior Software Engineer @ 🏠Housecall Pro Product engineer building in public. I try to turn real engineering pain into something meaningful. Sometimes yelling at the TV while watching the 🏀 NBA and 🏎️ F1.

The Blood of the Downwalker made me give away my PS5… For cleaning, replacing termopasta and controller sticks replacement. 😂 Next in the queue: - Witcher 3 remaster (this time all Skelige marks will be done) - GTA 6 I’m ready for the autumn

#GTA6 looks really good. Little disappointed by not exactly showing all the potential new game mechanics (but if u played RDR2 u wouldn’t be surprised) but still the feeling, music and game overall is something. Was kinda sceptic Now I’m little pumped up

I'd rather use it as a code tool. I'm already using @raycast.com AI as my daily driver for standard work and brainstorming, so I'd rather think about the best tool for agentic coding—either the most powerful or the cheapest possible Happy for opinions, discussions, your thoughts 🙏🏻 Thanks for any RT

Marek Pankowski@mkpanq.com · 4d ago

My dear developers - I came to the most important choice. What's best (price & power) LLM for development work - Claude Code (Pro / Max) - Open Code with local LLM (I've got M2 Max with 64Gb RAM) - Open Code with Zen / other models package ? - Codex? - Pay as use in Open Code / Open Router ?

My dear developers - I came to the most important choice. What's best (price & power) LLM for development work - Claude Code (Pro / Max) - Open Code with local LLM (I've got M2 Max with 64Gb RAM) - Open Code with Zen / other models package ? - Codex? - Pay as use in Open Code / Open Router ?

Not gonna lie - in terms of writing something simple for my own, private needs, the AI is pure gold. I've never written single line in lua, but that's a fundamental language in lazy vim config. I'm just writing down what I need in my vim config and got ready config files for my lazy vim config

My AI after my whining about LazyVim customization and more and more questions regarding the keybinding "Bruh, just switch to the Jetbrains and f*ck off"

I really wanted to get into pure terminal tools configuration to the point where, if someone threw my computer out of a window, I would be able to restore everything using only my dotfiles. But god damn, 6 minutes into LazyVim tutorial and already thinking about moving to Zen. 🤣

I think many people underestimate how using Claude Code (or anything else) is a great way for learning a new things. Like, creating Terraform arch is cool, but right now it's much easier to understand each element and each implementation step Of course having docs still open next to you 🤓

4 different areas, 4 different projects, and I'm not even counting the side hustles/small app ideas. That's the sign I need to come back to my Ralph implementation. Moving from pure coding to implementation verification (yo) must happen if I want to deliver it all at some basic level.