muzz khan

@BenBackus4 @dakshgup we know which one codex is

@dakshgup me and the boys (my background agents)

more than a quarter of all code reviewed by greptile is now written by "background agents" - completely autonomous e2e coding agents like devin. we analyzed millions of PRs written by background agents and compared their - code churn rates - revert rates - bugs per PR against human baseline. read the full post on our blog!

@MccarterErnest @greptile yes. focusing on speeding up some things this month.

greptile has become an essential part of our workflow. every new line of code goes thru greptile! @greptile are you guys working at increasing review speed? we are getting to the point where greptile review is becoming a bottleneck for pushing new code

@taggy @greptile visit app.greptile.com/settings/organ… more info: greptile.com/docs/code-revi…

@greptile how do I disable flex usage on greptile ? I'm happy t stick to limits for my team and want to consciously enabled when I want to.

@BenBackus4 So wrong

All claudes are boys and all codexes are girls

@flybayer @greptile @coderabbitai Hi Brandon, reached out to you in your dms

What?! @greptile is charging us a user seat for @coderabbitai 😳

@jparkjmc Yo, it me mr. Altman

do you guys think sam altman will respond to a RL env company shillpost

@hiwinit @kitlangton I love being ragebaited

@muzzdotdev @kitlangton sorry i didn't get that, what did you say?

Should 𝚘𝚙𝚎𝚗𝚝𝚞𝚒 support sequence diagrams?

@skeptrune Yea i dont doubt that. It’s the initial ingestion pipeline that’s probably wasting alot of time for you guys

@muzzdotdev nah, the people i work with are amazing this post is missing a lot of nuance

it frustrates me to no end that making "know how to use tmux and a vps" a job requirement would make it impossible to hire people so many of the "software engineers" in our industry are completely uninterested in pursuing excellence

@brainage19 Cheap vps for persistent stuff, and if you have one, desktop for more beefier one off stuff (internet is unreliable, also power)

$20/month VPS and learning how to use SSH and tmux will fix this problem (and many others) forever

@peach2k2 codebase*

@peach2k2 you have to let go of the code a little to use it up is what I've gathered.

ts feels nigh endless, how do you guys even run out??? just the $20 tier btw

@seatedro what it even mean

i don't really care what the outcome is so please don't vote

@kitlangton i hate repeating myself

@muzzdotdev if rhetorical questions jumped off a bridge, would you celebrate?

@connor_online @verycracked o right, i forget that world exist cause im dumb

@muzzdotdev @verycracked It’s incredible for mobile QA. Especially with the weirdness of iOS Safari 26

just found out that you folks are using YOUR PHONES to build with Claude code???? Am I behind????

@jacksondecampos @charlieholtz Wgat a dumb description you gave here. Looks like the help really needed

Looking for a backend engineer who knows which corners to cut and which t's to cross. Message me or @charlieholtz ycombinator.com/companies/cond…

@neogoose_btw $8-10/ mo is the max someone should be spending for regular chat stuff. everything else you use a harness for with big boy subs

Today I cancelled my AI subscription to raycast. This product had unbelievable advantage in terms of locality on my phone and laptop to provide me the best AI in day-to-day life experience. But somehow they manage to loose absolutely everything, not being able to deliver neither working chat, nor the integrations with anything. The only thing that I still use there is a quick shortcut for translations to different languages, and sometimes quick personal chats but I think I'll figure it out without paying 150$+ per year.

@verycracked actually, it does help with exploring stuff sometimes

@verycracked behind in toying around maybe