Ahmed Janim

@bridgemindai It’s horrible

New CursorBench results just dropped. Two big takeaways. Composer 2.5 is way better than most people think. 63.2% score at $0.55 per task. Nearly matching Opus 4.7 Max and GPT 5.5 Extra High at 20x less cost. This is insane value. Gemini 3.5 Flash is #10 at 49.8%. Below GPT 5.5 Low. Below Opus 4.7 Low. Google's newest model can't even beat budget tier competition. Composer 2.5 is the sleeper. Gemini 3.5 Flash is the disappointment.

@sflorimm Can you human-code one ?

Can you vibe-code a real $1M SaaS?

@Tech_girlll That’s how computers work, you get input you process it you send back the new response

Most AI startups today are basically the same loop: Take user input Send it to an OpenAI API Return the response Charge $20/month

@suni_code Start, end will execute immediately in order while the other two go to macrotask so the engine comes back to it and prioritizes the promise over the settimeout

98.07% Vibe Coders will be Humbled by its Answer

@BacLeodiv I’m lead engineer and have an engineer in my team pushes PRs using AI without verifying, it’s freaking headache to review their code and there’s at least 30% chance the AI replaced/drletef code that has to be there. and another 20% chance it’s logic is not reliable

Vibe coder: are you actually checking the code AI writes, or just trusting it?

@Only_OneRR @grok

Hey @grok who tf is that decimal person? 😭

@weswinder Stop building mobile apps Start building VR apps Trust me bro

stop building web apps start building mobile apps trust me

@ztyan AI security is a good bet but the real unlock is AI toolchain that works on the desktop, not just in the cloud. most devs still live in their terminal and editor.

AI startup trends 2026: - Vertical AI (healthcare, legal, finance) - AI toolchain (dev, deploy, monitor) - AI security (audit, compliance, ethics) I'm bullish on AI security. More development, more need for security. #AI #Startup #Trends

@0xNairolf the `overflow-x: hidden` on body and 14 nested divs for a login form are the tell. vibecoding is great for prototypes, less so when you inherit the CSS.

you can instantly tell when a website was vibecoded like really instantly

@AdamHoltererer Plain wrong ? Have you actually tried using ai with production frontend , like consuming thousands of incoming websockst messages and display multiple charts , playing videos in a single page view

@AdamHoltererer It works like 80% of the time, same range as vibe-coding

The hype for Codex is legit. I'm on the $100 plan now and it's great, except for frontend. That's my biggest pain point.

@JosephJacks_ Apples and oranges I think

Anthropic is to OpenAI what Google was to Yahoo.

@suni_code Their first video of someone coding the entire app was clearly heavily edited, you could see the difference in time stamps between messages was like hours but they made it seem like few minutes and hide all back and forth error handling

remember Devin AI???? It was going to take our jobs?

@icanvardar Totally, it’s like opus 4.6 with some lipstick

opus 4.7 is a straight downgrade. nothing about it feels usable anymore

@kapilansh_twt it's not the coding that's addictive. it's watching something you described in 3 sentences actually work

vibe coding is an ADDICTION do you agree ?

@forgebitz the smarter it gets the more creative its mistakes. had one rename all my files to emojis yesterday

the annoying thing about ai getting better is it trying to do "smart" things but going off the rails, creating new problems

@ryanvogel the scary part isn't llama-7b. it's the fine-tuned version trained on your last 6 months of work

imagine getting fired from work and they replace you with an agent running llama-7b and it works BETTER than you

@TTrimoreau been thinking about this. the moat isn't the model. it's the context you feed it. same AI, different data, completely different behavior

If AI gives everyone the same output, what makes yours different?

@Prathkum the CLI has one advantage GUIs never solved: you can automate it without reverse engineering someone's CSS

Engineers spent years building GUIs. Now we are obsessed with CLIs again.