Jonathan Izcovich 🇫🇷/acc

1. The coding experience of Codex is so much worse than Claude. I think the worse factor is opacity from prompt to output but I can think of others. 2. The models look genuinely dumber - Codex always has much lower taste than Claude when building a product. Is it compute efficient or compute allocation is basically smaller

Codex Compute efficient ✅ Always up, never down ✅ Best at hardcore engineering ✅ Crazy good app, first to escape the terminal ✅

@arthaud_ @EricWollberg Does lucidity mean to remember dreams or to control them?

extremely excited about the work @EricWollberg & team have been doing on lucid dreams tried the device a while back, looking forward to wearing during throughout the night soon

i’ve gotten some strong critics for saying running is basically low-key therapy for a lot of people who lack purpose… cool seeing more and more people start to admit it

@AniC_dev Go!

introducing Ascii: The pocket CTO you send it voice memos on Telegram or instructions from your desktop then Ascii handles it all: > writes code and sends you demos, PDF reports and hosted builds when finished > orchestrates many cloud coding agents working in parallel that can plan, code, test and use their desktop > uses codex, claude code SDKs & subscriptions, no API keys required > works on multiple repositories at once > setups cron jobs and webhooks to schedule work when you sleep > supports secrets, git hooks, full cloud machines config with sudo & 60fps desktop access Welcome to a new era of software building where coding agents aren't mere assistants anymore, now they're as valuable and proactive as a world-class CTO, always at arm's reach, in your pocket

Beautiful

I've long been underwhelmed by Google Docs, Word, and Notes as creative writing tools, so I built my own. It recreates the focus you get writing with pen and paper, but at the speed of a keyboard. Feels great!

@levelsio Yes

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@garrytan Very true - I’d add that the trap is to make something people don’t want thinking that they’d want it

Sometimes startups feel like: Make people want something that they should want.

We can debate whether that’s true or not but there’s a big lesson here for Europeans

Reality is take it or leave it

what's with the limits of codex vs claude

French metro reminding you that your level of ambition is mutable

@FortuneMagazine @vkhosla @ajs Pretty insane to treat work and passion as two mutually exclusive categories, especially coming from someone who’s worked their whole life Is the description of the video misleading related to that @grok ?

What if AI made your paycheck optional? @vkhosla believes the technology will take over 80% of labor, freeing humans to live on passion instead. In the latest episode of Fortune 500: Titans and Disruptors of Industry, Khosla sits down with Fortune Editor-in-Chief @ajs to unpack his abundant vision for the AI future. 🎥 Watch the full episode here: bit.ly/4u7rEgR

Shipping is necessary but not sufficient to build an actual business. The consequence is that a small subset of the population is going to eat a bigger portion of the cake. Not that more people are going to get to eat the cake.

One thing I’ve noticed is that we’re all very bad at predicting what AI will be bad at. For example, a couple of years ago we thought AI would always struggle with creative tasks but now we see it’s becoming very good at them. On the flip side, there aren’t really many things we expect AI to be great at where it ends up failing. Projecting this into the future is both exciting and scary

@samdape A company dies when it stops growing

a company dies once the funny people leave

@AniC_dev Bullish on Anicet

ariana usage is growing exponentially result of months of stabilizing while keeping up with the frontier usecases of cloud coding agents

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@AniC_dev hahaha

anthropic can do a v funny move by reincorporating as a eu inc

@siliconcarnesf Jevon’s paradox

Je regarde ces deux graphs et je me dis qu'il est peut être en train de se passer quelque chose d'assez ironique aux US... Les devs sont peut-être tous en train de démissionner en même temps... pour créer leurs propres boîtes ! On est en train d'assister à la plus grande vague de “Fuck you, I’ll do it myself” de l’histoire de la tech.