The “vibecession” is very strange to me. Despite seeing countless analyses and hot-takes, I still feel like I don’t really get it. I haven’t seen any smoking gun explanation.
It's the closest thing I've seen to a once-shot explanation of the "vibe-cession" phenomenon, because, I think, it's a better metric of most people's experience of the current economy than the official measures. What do you think of it?
The opposite is true. CLI based integration does not exist in a single consumer grade ai agent product that I’m aware of. CLI is only used in products like Claude Claude and OpenClaw that are targeting technically competent users.
For the other 99% of the population, MCP offers security guardrails and simple consistent auth. Much better than CLI for the vast majority of use cases involving non-technical people.
Yes, I love it. I have used it a while with Claude Code, Codex CLI and Windsurf. It's awesome with Claude Code. Codex CLI produces just garbage. Windsurf results vary, even when I use it with Claude models. I now use it with Windsurf for the specify and plan modes, and Claude for the implementation.
"Historically, rapid loan growth at US banks has preceded asset-quality deterioration... the negative effects of which may only become apparent years later and typically during economic downturns."
If this is being recognized as a systemic problem should not the government step in and regulate? Why do they have to wait until after a crash to do anything? Just a statement that there will be no bailout could moderate behavior.
The main buyers of gold in recent months have been Asian Central banjs, as China is building its own Fort Knox. China alone bought 5t gold this quarter.
