Stefano Saitta

This is my current understanding of the various AI coding tools:

@AnaArsonist This u?

yeah i got aura, migraine aura

fuck

@amritwt It shows

javascript was built in ten days

@chribjel Learning enriches you as a person. The fact that it can be expected by your employer is not the point, if you are not doing it you are missing out in life. External factors who push you to be better should be praised, being those peers, employers or self curiosity

Do you think you are expected to keep yourself up to date on your field of work outside of work hours? E.g. learn new technologies, ai-tools etc if you are a developer?

Android, don't kill my vibe

@christiangori96 1. Co-founder fights 2. Missing PMF 3. Premature quitting

What actually kills most startups?

@upstatefederlst Same! But for CSS

My favorite thing bout Claude thus far is I have apparently put off learning React long enough that it doesn't matter.

@DavidOndrej1 Stop this bs

If you aren't becoming an Agentic Conductor you're falling behind

@sistilli most people don't care about YC companies tbh

why everyone hates YC companies

Codex is still dumb, you guys are lying to me.

@kr0der Explain me the use case of the desktop app now

they cooked with the Claude Code desktop app

@alexkehr @metapreston @wabi Over the air updates exists

@metapreston @wabi probably. they haven’t had an update for 1+ months

Is @wabi affected?

@RandallKanna I don’t think much has changed, best devs always has a superior understanding of the business context and could solve problems better and faster. This is still true today, writing the thing was never the point.

Honestly what is there to compete on at this point for a dev job? Like code reviews?

@SchwalmManuel @theo It seems to me that the experience change based on the type of work you do. You can't focus on 3/4 things in parallel, like trying to read the code to spot possible breaking changes, or wrong assumptions. For that you want the CLI I think

@nerder_ @theo For single threaded tasks you are right. Start doing 3-4 things in parallel. You drive maf with all those windows. This way you have your AI command center see when what's finished, start with inline terminal to test, push and commit from inside and review in your vcs

I bet Claude Code would be much more performant if there were allowed to use Codex to fix it

@SchwalmManuel @theo Can you tell me if this one resonates: x.com/nerder_/status…

Background Agents Fully autonomous, you can have as much many as possible in parallel. You don't steer it at all, you usually start with a ticket (ie: Linear). Use-cases are maintenance tasks, mini-features/improvements, easy bug fixes, i18n fixes, small bugs fixes.

Desktop App Still a bit of human-in-the-loop but less, you can have one or more agent jobs running at the same time working of different worktrees. You don't need to steer it as much, you start with a big plan and a detailed spec. Use-cases are, bug hunting, kick-offs, spikes.

This is my current understanding of the various AI coding tools:

@theo I mean yeah 😅 But my question remains: how the hell are you arranging your screen with this? I’m going mad jumping from the agent to the IDE all the time. With CC, I can have it as a pane inside the Cursor, with this I constantly have to go back and forth, and it drives me mad.

@nerder_ lol x.com/theo/status/20…