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My Twitter/X archive going back to 2014. 5,666 tweets across 13 years.
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RT @dhvanil: what if your IDE had a minimap.
what if the minimap was 3D.
what if every file was a building.
what if you could see your codi…
every time i go one level up in abstraction with agents it's like being a flatland creature suddenly seeing in 3d
Replying to @mkrl__
Replying to @floriandarroman
@floriandarroman i’m a bit worried that it might also mean that meta somehow tries to block the whatsapp integrations…
what if your IDE had a minimap.
what if the minimap was 3D.
what if every file was a building.
what if you could see your coding agents fly between them.
what if the buildings turn red when there's a diff.
what if you never read a git log again.
what if this is just how coding t.co/Zv0P9EGtar
an endearing thing about @openclaw is watching your friends' agents slowly pick up their communication quirks and emotional patterns like little digital mirrors!
it's funny how i have like 3 different popups whenever i join a zoom meeting.
"Hi, would you like to record this meeting?"
"We noticed that you just started a meeting"
"Record this meeting with X"
digital haggler vibes!
100% -- the agents are ready, the prompts aren't ambitious enough! t.co/ff9UidpFA4
o3's writing style (even tho v sloppy & clearly ai-like) remains my favourite so far!
i love how unabashedly confident it is even when it's completely wrong.
my only feedback for the codex app is that it should have multiple windows / panes.
i basically never seen claude code review say "no, you shouldn't merge this PR" 😂
Replying to @batuhan
@batuhan 💯 i'm actually surprised people haven't used that yet!
gpt-5.3-codex is already an improvement over opus
"You're likely right" 😂 t.co/uDli08wF2W
Replying to @dhvanil
Replying to @geoffreylitt
@geoffreylitt ah you should also try: t.co/Mst2EmZOZD -- would be curious to hear your feedback!
Replying to @_MichaelEmcrae
@_MichaelEmcrae you're right, i still can't make a threejs cube!
Replying to @akashtattva
@akashtattva @adagradschool ah i see. wait let me fire up some agents to actually read the source code and .jsonl logs to figure out what's going on!
Replying to @adagradschool
@adagradschool @akashtattva i also suspect that they do like regular compact events. like... the agent itself decides to compact itself when it feels the need to.
Replying to @akashtattva
@akashtattva no i meant that i basically never /clear or /compact -- i just keep chugging along (with basically no perceivable impact on quality)
me 1 year ago: spends 2 weeks on a Three.js cube.
me now: full procedural 3D room generator with 1800 objects and a dozen configurations in a weekend. t.co/R4qXesy46u
codex's compaction is so good that it doesn't even matter how much context window is remaining! and you don't even need to /clear the window. just keep chugging along.
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RT @geoffreylitt: "AI code review" should be about teaching people how the code works, not just verifying that it's correct
We can now gen…
i feel that we are not sufficiently awed by the wonders of modern air travel
i just finished Diaspora (by Greg Egan) and my brain is simultaneously broken and expanded...
i went to a meet-up in berlin a couple of months ago — and as an icebreaker, everybody there was asked “what superpower you’d like to have?”
people went like “mind reading” or “time travel” or “flying” etc etc — and when my turn came, i just said “access to gpt-8” 😂
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Replying to @mschoening
@mschoening you inspired me to put some cat ears (or lobster claws?) on my mini! need to funmaxx my clawdbot!
most of my regular group chats have @openclaw in them now. i didn't plan this, it just happened...
it makes me so happy to see so many people around me make pull requests! designers, PMs, marketers, friends, colleagues -- it's gonna be fun next few months -- code is def becoming the shared medium now
it's v funny how i feel productive when my agents are productive. and, i feel unproductive when my agents are unproductive.
hyping up your agents before setting them off to implement a coding task is always a good idea