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@mitchellh Thanks Mitchell, for this blog post! I really appreciate your transparency, and the feedback and tests you shared are very interesting!

Wrote up about my personal journey from AI skeptic to someone who finds a lot of value in it daily. My goal is to share a more measured approach to finding value in AI rather than the typical overly dramatic, hyped bait out there. mitchellh.com/writing/my-ai-…

Genuinely puzzled by the Codex vs Opus 4.5 comparisons for Python. In my experience, Codex code structure degrades quickly and it over-engineers with redundant checks. Am I missing something?

@jaredpalmer @thdxr @github @opencode It was not the case before? 🫣😅

Your @GitHub Copilot subscription can now officially be used with @OpenCode

@techbharat What about the touchpad

Dell ate MacBook today!

@itsnoahd @yacineMTB Which languages do you use?

@jlexfusion @yacineMTB Feels smarter and producing consistently high quality code.

codex is a lot more powerful but not quite as useful as claude code

@itsnoahd @yacineMTB I feel the same as you, but for a long time I was using Codex because I follow a lot of guys saying it's way better like @steipete . I might use it wrongly, I dunno. Codex makes code that work but the code is too weird sometimes. Triple checking useless things for instance.

@itsnoahd @yacineMTB Do you like it better than codex? If so, why?

@yacineMTB Just recently started using claude code. Very pleased

We are really bad at naming, but I'm excited for the rest of this week. Codex team is on fire.

@code Amazing ! 🫶

OpenAI Codex is now integrated directly in @code through the new Agent Sessions view - and can be powered by your GitHub Copilot subscription. Try it out now with VS Code Insiders and a Copilot Pro+ subscription. Happy coding!

vibe coding:

@steipete Could you tell me what do you prefer on Ghostty compared to Iterm2?

Do not update to Ghostty nightly, getting too many freezes.

@_catwu It would be great to be able to see the logs as well.

Claude Code can now handle long-running tasks in the background. Start your dev server, run tests, or build your project without blocking your workflow

The evidence is clear: Either you embrace AI, or get out of this career. Our latest field study with 22 developers who are integrating AI deeply into their workflows reveals a striking trend: those who persist beyond early skepticism emerge with dramatically higher ambition, technical fluency, and job satisfaction. They’re not writing less code – they’re enabling more complex, system-level work through orchestration. And that’s as true for educators as it is for developers themselves. This shift isn’t hypothetical. It’s happening now. Developers move through clear adoption phases – from dabbling skeptics to strategic AI collaborators – and those who reach the final stage say their identity as developers has transformed. Their focus is no longer on producing code, but on designing systems, directing agents, and validating outputs. “My next title might be Creative Director of Code,” one developer told us. That’s not hyperbole – it’s real. Here’s what we’re seeing: • AI is on track to write 90% of code within the next 2–5 years. • Developers aren’t worried. They’re optimistic and realistic about the changes ahead. • New skills matter now, e.g. agent orchestration, iterative collaboration, and critical verification. • Time savings? Sure. But the real shift is ambition. Developers are raising the ceiling, not just lowering the cost. This also has massive implications for education. Teaching syntax alone is obsolete. Students must now learn to guide AI, critique its work, and think across disciplines. Assessments should measure collaboration with AI, not isolation from it. This is no longer a question of productivity. It’s a question of reinvention. The job of the software developer isn’t disappearing. It’s being reborn. ✨ ashtom.github.io/developers-rei…

@andromeda74356 @gdb Wrong, you can learn faster than ever

@gdb probably worst time ever for junior software engineers

more fun than ever to be a software engineer

@Pauline_Cx What was that side business and how much time you managed to spend on it /day on average?

Best decision I took ? Starting a side business while I had a 9-5 job! No financial stress

@Pauline_Cx EARLY

I'm so excited, it's finally here 🎉 Adding a single line of code, to get: ✅ Feature requests & roadmap ✅ Reviews ✅ Bug reports ✅ Surveys In a centralized platform. It's the fastest way to hear from your users — on your site, in real time. Want to try? Reply “EARLY” and I’ll send you the link before the public launch

@Pauline_Cx Early

@todoaoins Je cherchais à comprendre et je ne trouvais aucune info ! Haha On est bien d’accord qu’il y a un épisode qui leak à chaque fois 😅 merci

Merci Canal de mettre les épisodes de top chef 1 semaine à l’avance <3

@Pauline_Cx Ctrl + G to go to a specific line. Useful when debugging. It’s a vscode shortcut too.

My favorite Cursor shortcut: cmd + P to open a file by typing the name without having to browse all files. Which one is your favorite? I'll compile the most liked ones