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@Folke @VictorTaelin codex!

I'm curious on what models API/subscription you use. The main reason I stick with Claude Code is because I have a Max subscription. As far as I understand it's against the TOS to use these oath tokens with Pi. If I hook up the API, then I'm easily burning 100$ per day. So what am I missing here?

Ok so I thought that was a dumb gimmick but now I'm completely sold on how pi is a self-modifiable software. It literally knows how to modify itself very cleanly and that's extremely useful in practice I'm not using Codex / Claude Code anymore Bend2 should definitely be like this! I mean, constructed in a way that AI's can easily navigate it and know how to modify it to add any feature the user wants. Perhaps we're past the era of open source software and into the era of forkable software, where the most hackable project wins?

@ripeth woah cool whats the new product?

i joined Spire we’ve been quietly building a new product you’ll hear about soon. until then, you can get faster, mev-protected transactions on Ethereum and Base. just add Full Send to your wallet. it’s free. Spire makes Ethereum better spire.dev/fullsend

So, Cluely spent like $140,000 on a launch video. But unfortunately, my startup doesn’t do $7M of ARR. So I asked my friends: what could we do for $140? So, if you’re one of the millions of crypto users who doesn’t use Awaken… Consider switching to us:

@__leahy @OpenZeppelin It was a pleasure @__leahy ! Good luck!

~ Career Update ~ I'm joining @OpenZeppelin as Ecosystem Development Lead. I’ll be focused on growing protocol and enterprise partnerships. OpenZeppelin is the standard for secure onchain applications, helping leading financial institutions, DeFi protocols, and blockchain platforms build and secure mission critical onchain systems. It's been an amazing run with @Spire_Labs. They have a incredible future ahead. I’m grateful to have worked alongside such talented builders. Huge thanks to @CoffeeTimesTW and @mteamisloading. I've never been more bullish on crypto. We're entering the next phase where real world adoption, security, and scale will matter more than ever.

can someone explain why this happens?

I am looking forward to models that have post-training on selectively compacting their own context - so they can choose what to forget and what to edit. That alone would make coding agents multiple times more powerful on large code bases.

@z0age @NadavAHollander Yes I am very very interested! Even built a version of this myself recently!

so @NadavAHollander and I have been cooking on a new project if you’re regularly trawling your feed on the hunt for fresh information but are drowning in a firehose of unrelated slop… then you should reach out! we still have room for a few more curious minds in the first wave

@fede_intern i'm looking for a window manager for macos that has 2d scrollability like this - that would be amazing

Or you can just use a real tiling manager rather than this bizarre solution.

@49agents @phildaian > wait, codex has an infinite auto apply loop now? i been manually approving every change. this changes things worst tweet ever made?

@phildaian wait, codex has an infinite auto apply loop now? i been manually approving every change. this changes things

are you a codex user? do you use that stinky terminal? try vybe instead, a codex wrapper with pretty animations and an infinite auto apply changes loop. you can run as many as you want in parallel if changes don't conflict. you can customize it more using itself. I symlink the git repo to my bin folder, then it updates itself. remotely you can use mosh + screen for an insanely efficient udp based interface with resumes, across devices. vibe code without stopping github.com/pdaian/vybe

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@danrobinson yes, it's ridiculously useful. I tutor some SAT students now and spend probably 25% of my time just explaining how to use desmos to cheese problems.

Just found out they let you use Desmos on the SAT now

hot take: you don't need an mcp i spent a couple of hours on a bespoke cli tool and it's already impossibly better than any mcp for binja for example, it automatically spills large responses to disk and tells the agent the size in tokens, so it can budget intelligently

gpt-5.4 is really nice to work with! feels better at interpreting intent than 5.3-codex, and it also just a smoother overall experience it is very verbose compared to 5.3-codex and much easier to steer as a result, which is awesome.

5.4 is 5.3-codex but with 400k->1 million token context window

@banteg the reason is that 5.3 is horribly uncreative and can't think of ways to simplify code, even if it can write it. Claude is terrible at adding code to larger codebases but is somehow better at creatively improving it

thank you claude

Today is my first day as Economics Lead at MegaETH. @megaeth’s approach to its onchain economy is a good match for my own, and I’ll be focused on helping MegaETH grow a thriving onchain economy that solves real problems for real people, companies, and organizations.

@naruto11eth @AvailProject can vouch, Naruto is goated

life update: after 2 amazing years with @AvailProject I'm wrapping up this chapter of my life and ready for something new and challenging with a stacked team. i joined the team few months before Avail DA mainnet, and it has been crazy ride ever since. from launching DA mainnet to wearing multiple hats and supporting several functions inside the company, i worked on as many things as possible to build dev acquisition funnels and growth. over the course of 6 years in crypto, i have worked as a dev and devrel. some of the work that i did: - did solidity dev work for multiple projects - worked on solutions engineering and dev experience - built some of the most vibrant dev communities - helped early founders building on Avail with product direction and feedback loop - wrote a lot of dev content and fairly did well on CT so naturally, i'd like to work with strong teams where i get to contribute a lot -- from solutions engineering to building an ecosystem. In essence, i want to play the long-term game with the long-term, high signal people. I have never been more bullish on crypto, and i genuinely believe that 2026 is going to be the year where i accelerate my potential to max levels.

@RhysSullivan I set up raycast scripts for opening specific chrome profiles and it's pretty good

unfortunately no one does browser profiles as well as Arc does so i'm stuck on this browser until it kicks the bucket