Commentary urges running local AI models over lab-hosted ones

A 20-year developer says they now vibe code all day, running 6-12 parallel AI conversations about side projects between prompts for their actual job. They describe context switching at a rate they call utterly insane, and tie it to an ADD diagnosis at age 7.

Global datacenter capacity reached 67.7GW, with the US at 29.2GW (43%) and China at 8.5GW (13%); the top five countries hold 69% of the total. US datacenters use 6% of national electricity versus China's 0.8%, and ~3GW of US capacity sits unused but live.

Reddit user built a full 3D pizza delivery game running in the browser with Claude, including a rideable scooter with acceleration, braking, turning radius and a boost mechanic. The game features a 3D city with named streets, intersections, crosswalks and street signs, plus a GPS mini-map with turn-by-turn navigation.

A single r/ClaudeAI post anticipates "claude deleted my entire codebase" complaints from vibe coders. No product, version, or incident details are provided.

Files uploaded in Claude incognito chats are still listed under User Settings > Privacy > Uploaded Files on personal accounts, per a user report. Each entry includes a "Chat" source link that reopens the conversation.