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I am looking into different AI usage policies in Open Source software.

One good example is Ghostty: https://github.com/ghostty-org/ghostty/blob/main/AI_POLICY.md

I just want to get inspired and get as much pros/cons as possible to form and write my own!

I am a long time Apple user, but their software keeps getting buggier, worse and I just want to switch. I moved all my data to self hosting solutions, so I all I need now is an Android phone which… is fun? Like Framework Computer fun.

Are there still community based OSes out which I can flash onto a phone? Last time I had an Android phone was 2013.

I am using Claude AI for most of my daily tasks. I bounce ideas off, let it write an implementation I had thought of and quickly want to see how it would look like implemented etc.

Mostly, 4-5 sentence prompts plus attaching the whole codebase is enough.

Trying to use ChatGPT is a nightmare (I use o3 and the mini-high models). The same prompt doesnt perform at all. ChatGPT sometimes doesn’t even read the attachment by default, it doesnt re-render whole files and just does git diff like outputs.

I have to prompt it to write whole files and show them to me. And even then, the quality is not good at all.

Claude is doing a really good job without long prompts, on the first try.

I have a ChatGPT subscription from work and want to use it, but I fail to produce any quality output.

Any help?

I am a seasoned engineer, worked up and down the stack (from mainframes to servers and frontends). I always liked playing games as well.

I am looking for a new "hobby", or something I can continuously build and improve, without it being another web application.

I can do Go, Rust, Python, JavaScript. A bit of C. But no C#, C++.

I know of Unity, but I haven't find a clear: That's the path for a newcomer to "publish" their first game. I don't care much about monetizing it, I just want to have fun and build stuff.

Is Unity the best way to go?

Basically the title. Claude is getting expensive, and I wonder if there is a fine-tuned-for-coding model I can run locally?