Jon Schneider

@bcherny @petergyang I've been finding myself stopping it after what appear to be 5+ minute hangs with no UI update and asking it to restart. It works about half the time, sometimes you have to give it a new request or new information.

@petergyang Interesting. Going to see if we can improve this UX to make it feel more responsive. Also we should add some debug logs to make it more self-serve to see what's causing hangs. Expect something soon.

Sometimes when I message Claude Code it just hangs for 3 minutes and I have no idea whether it's still working or not. Wish it communicated more.

@GeoffreyHuntley Over Bazel?

@Noahpinion The far east should go to Japan.

Here's a quick and easy partition plan

@mattpocockuk @dexhorthy I find intent needs to be encoded in a spec (even just a few lines at the start of a small task). Then at review time the intent is encoded and can be handed to the review agent rather than relying on the implementation agent to provide its "intent" after drift.

@dexhorthy What about alignment to the original task? Or is that a different metric than 'code quality'?

I actually completely disagree- independent review should be separated from the context and decisions of the primary context, otherwise you just get the biases in the original trajectory

@thsottiaux Needs better mobile Codex - feels like it was bolted on, it's not a first class experience.

Hello builders. What are we getting wrong with Codex, what can we improve?

@petergyang Bite the bullet and max out your RAM.

What is the sweet spot in open source model size? Are 35B models enough for local agentic workflows? Trying to decide how much RAM I need in a new computer.

@robertgraham This year also celebrates ten years since git OS compatibility layer was added to Windows so they could use git too.

Remember that 'git' was such a big thing that it's creator invented an entire operating system that runs it.

@Noahpinion At that price per ounce? Probably Cocaine.

Red Blossom's "Formosa Red 18" tea is just so much better than any other tea. What is in this shit? MDMA???

@ochocinco sounds like it may have been removed from the app, I exclusively use mobile web.

@ochocinco It's still there, but it seems like some how it gets accidentally reset every few weeks. It reset for me today as well. Go to Settings > Accessibility, display and language > Display

What happen to Dark Mode on X, everything seems so bright now, were changes made internally while i was sleeping?

@Noahpinion Is Accelerando worth reading?

Recall that in Charles Stross' Accelerando, the Singularity results in the Solar System getting dismantled to produce compute for AIs doing zero-sum high frequency trading...

@Noahpinion It already exists. It's called Fireball.

What if they made a mouthwash that tasted good and was also edible? Would that just be Gatorade??

@RameshPonnuru So from an originalist perspective the "illegal" distinction is meaningless. It would apply to all children of immigrants born in the United States.

@RameshPonnuru The thing that has made me come around to this position personally is realizing that in that day and age, there was no distinction between legal and illegal immigration, there was simply immigration. You got off the boat, and after that newborn kids received citizenship.

The challengers to birthright citizenship get a number of things right. For example, the drafters and ratifiers of the Fourteenth Amendment didn't intend to grant it to the children of illegal immigrants. They weren't thinking of illegal immigration at all.

@CalumDouglas1 Is my impression right?: The construction was a phenomenal choice for an aircraft you expect to fly fast, but wouldn't be appropriate for a slow heavy bomber because repair is difficult and wouldn't stand up well to high-G maneuvering in a fighter

This is an old post but a goodie, a list of my posts about the De Havilland Mosquito, which will help explain what I`m always going on and on about it. It is my view probably the best aircraft Britain made in WW2. Although you obviously cant use it to replace all roles, in terms of total performance domination from day 1 to its last day of wartime flight it beats the Spitfire, which itself suffered at least one quite protracted period of technical inferiority between late 1941 and late 1942 before the version with the 2-Stage supercharged Merlins came in. The Mosquito was so precocious, that it was frequently given older engine models because even with those its was fast enough to evade the enemy. Only the Me262 turbojet had some measurable sucess against it, but even then it did not always suceed in shooting down a Mosquito it intercepted. Below are some photos from an early German technical intelligence report on the Mosquito, they even made micrographs of the wood structure used. ====================================== Göring raging about it being hard to pick up on radar x.com/CalumDouglas1/… Which aircraft did the Germans talk about most: x.com/CalumDouglas1/… Mosquitos hunting V1`s x.com/CalumDouglas1/… Göring on the Mosquito (again) x.com/CalumDouglas1/… Extensive thread on mosquitos instead of heavies x.com/CalumDouglas1/… "the case for doubling the mosquito programme" x.com/CalumDouglas1/… More, on bombing doctrine x.com/CalumDouglas1/… Me262 intercepts Mosquito x.com/CalumDouglas1/… Mosquito nearly gets turrets... x.com/CalumDouglas1/… Göring orders Messerschmitt to copy the Mosquito x.com/CalumDouglas1/… @PeoplesMosquito

@grok Who are the top ten?

@jonschneider_ elonmusk

Hey @grok who was the most famous person to visit my profile in the last 3 years? It doesnt need to be a mutual, don’t tag them, just say who it was using handle without the @ sign.

@Schneider_CM Meh

Who here likes apps

@robertgraham Everywhere else it’s just sparkling ground beef.

What really angers me is people who use the word "hamburger" to refer to any ground beef in a bun. No, you philistines, hamburgers only come from Hamburg, Germany.

@xan_nick @patio11 In the coming HTML6 spec the Sarcasm tag is finally going to be self-closing.

@patio11 Your sarcasm is not rendering for me as you forgot the opening tag.

So strange that card program managers make such a show of doing this careful balancing act when everyone who reads the Atlantic knows that the real source of rewards is cross-subsidization of elite cardholders by poor people. </sarcasm>