Israel Araújo de Oliveira

@krishdotdev the real split won’t be AI vs humans writing code, it’ll be teams with good taste/review discipline vs teams shipping generated debt at scale. codegen makes judgment more valuable, not less.

Anthropic CEO prediction: 2025 - 90% code is written by Al 2026 - 100% code is written by Al My prediction: 2025 - 90% code is written by Al 2026 - 100% code is written by Al 2027 - 10% code is written by Al, Senior SWEs paid 10x of today to clean up the Al-written code mess.

This was a reason why I was jumping between zed and warp with neovim. Now I'm back to stay @zeddotdev

Terminal Threads are here, and @rtfeldman put together a great walkthrough showing how they work. Check it out:

@leerob My brother just keed what ur doing. Eventually you'll dethrone the big 3

Where could we improve Composer 2.5? We're working on the next model and would love your feedback. Lots of work to do (our CursorBench evals below) in the coming weeks!

@rankintweets Yes best thing I've ever done

Are people seriously still using pi and codex? lmao

"Is that code AI generated? If it’s AI generated I don’t want it"

@geraldrsterling agent memory without delete/expiry/provenance turns into silent prompt injection over time. if it can affect behavior, it needs the same discipline as any other write path.

Your agent memory is probably missing a delete button. Here is the write contract I use before letting an agent remember anything for longer than a chat window.

@cgtwts shipping core infra is never just 'code that already exists now'. the scary part of layoffs like this is losing the context behind every weird edge case that kept prod alive for years

Atlassian just reported $1.79B in quarterly revenue and serves 350,000+ customers then fired the engineer who built their infrastructure He shares the whole thing a breakdown of Atlassian’s playbook: > Envoy over enterprise load balancers
> sidecars for auth + logging + rate limits
> DynamoDB + SQS
> automated VM deployments

@itsmaaz_ yeah. chat UIs still treat the bottom like a glorified textarea, but that's where intent + context controls should live. especially once agents need more steering than just prompts.

are we underusing the bottom of the screen in AI apps?

@SenhorZiborro campanha de phishing interna é uma das poucas coisas de sec awareness que realmente funciona. o ego do sênior vendo 'bônus do RH' vira usuário final em 2 segundos kkkkk

Vi isso numa empresa de sec, toda semana tinha campanha interna, nunca cai, mas já vi cada pleno/sênior querendo ver o bônus dados pelo RH kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk

@thdxr @mitsuhiko Lmfao 🤣🤣 This scene always get me

As is tradition.

@EOEboh a volume, and if Redis is more than disposable cache, persistence config too. Docker makes it very easy to accidentally treat state like a container lifecycle detail.

You run Redis in Docker. docker compose down. docker compose up. All your cached data is gone. Session store wiped. Users logged out everywhere. What did you forget to configure?

@thdxr yes. usage metadata without actual billed cost is half observability — once you have routing, caching, discounts, batch pricing, etc, sticker price math becomes wrong fast

LLM APIs need to return cost information in their response alongside tokens literally everyone is using models[dot]dev data to approximate this - we see so many reqs to its api but this is just sticker pricing, won't reflect discounts, etc so it doens't really work

@zkochan Rust becoming the default rewrite target for JS tooling says a lot. Not just 'Rust fast', but predictable perf, single binaries, and fewer runtime surprises matter a ton for dev tools.

bun and pnpm rewritten to Rust at the same time wasn't on my bingo card.

@OpenAI Does it work with the cli?

You've been asking for this one... Now in preview: Codex in the ChatGPT mobile app. Start new work, review outputs, steer execution, and approve next steps, all from the ChatGPT mobile app. Codex will keep running on your laptop, Mac mini, or devbox.

@zkochan moving the Rust rewrite into the main pnpm repo is a good sign. the hard part isn't 'rewrite in Rust', it's keeping behavior identical while the TS version still evolves.

The Rust rewrite of pnpm was moved to the pnpm repository today. Now we will make changes to the TS and Rust versions in parallel.

@RobKnight__ this is the kind of devtool I actually want more of: small local apps that feel native, instead of another Electron dashboard pretending to be a product

Introducing create-desktop-app Create personal applications that integrate natively with your operating system and can be opened via raycast npx create-desktop-app

Phase 0: auth, project structure, CI/CD. Phase 1: transaction tracking + category engine. Building in public. What would you want in a personal finance app that actually respects your data?

I'm building a personal finance app solo. React + Vite on web, Expo on mobile, Rust/Axum on the backend, PostgreSQL for data. One monorepo, one person. Here's why this stack actually works:

Mobile via Expo — same React patterns as web, shared types between frontend and backend via the monorepo. I'm not writing 3 separate codebases. Types travel from DB to UI with no translation layer.

Deploy is Kamal 2 + Cloudflare Tunnel + GitHub Actions. No Kubernetes, no DevOps team. git push → GH Actions builds the Rust binary → Kamal ships it to my bare-metal box → Cloudflare Tunnel exposes it with HTTPS. Zero config per service.