Rob Honsby

@nicdunz 🥹

is anyone still using claude code over codex?

@SherryYanJiang @BacLeodiv 🥹

@BacLeodiv codex

Be honest: If Codex and Claude had the same token limits, which AI agent would you choose?

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@NoahKingJr Why can’t we all just get along

We need a slur for people who constantly use Al and ChatGPT

@sama @punk6529 Same

@punk6529 as i get older and wiser, so do i

chatgpt 5.5 really likes things to be "boring in a good way"

@Angaisb_ 👀

I hope OpenAI finally solves front-end with GPT-5.6, GPT-6 is still too far away To be honest I thought GPT-5.5 would've already solved it

@BennettBuhner Thanks for the feedback! OOC are you only using GPT-5.5 through Cursor? Have you tried using it through Codex?

... porting over an entire Next application into a monorepo that treats the styling and client logic as imports that are normalized when compiled to Electron and React Native applications respectively. The Electron app was flawless... it just made a shell for the React Native app even though I enforced these policies. It worked so well with Electron though using Vite and all. Quite odd but I had /goal mode on ot last night and need to try it later once I expose and set the server base URL for it. (In Cursor, it was persistently just adding onto the shell no matter how much I enforced it to use the normalized packages for the React Native application, even if it means refactoring and deprecating packages that do not work well or at all for it.) Long story haha

I have found things GPT-5.5 cannot do at all apparently. Shitttttt dude.

@jamesqquick Absolutely. Sometimes it’s quicker to go in and make some manual edits. Other times I just feel like writing artisanal code.

Unpopular opinion: there’s still a need for traditional IDE functionality when building with AI

@karrisaarinen I discovered coding late in college and the fact that I could build something useful that only cost my time and energy was magical

It’s kind of crazy that we used to write code for free. You just opened an text editor and typed in some words completely at no cost Same with designs. Every rectangle and shape was free

@jxnlco But what if I’m too tired for house parties now

False. No one is going to dm you to buy intel early. But you will overhear it at a house party

@thsottiaux Samsung fridge

As a Codex user, which platform are you on

@ChatGPTapp I wonder what this means 🤔

@erikras @cursor_ai VS Code and Codex is all you need ✨

Wow. I don't usually 💩 on my favorite apps, but @cursor_ai has become a dumpster fire of garbage lately...to the point of unusability. 💔 Perhaps this marks the death of the IDE in general? 😢

@mattpocockuk @badlogicgames You could also try Codex for higher rate limits 👀

@badlogicgames Yeah I put it in the TOON category of 'sounds sensible but basically isn't' I have a caveman skill in my repo but I'm not happy with it

TIL about "caveman mode" to "save tokens". how many tokens in a session are actually model output? i think i'll become a gardener.

@auchenberg @Cursor @code Been thinking about doing this as well! I don’t really use any of the AI features within Cursor anymore

Recently I've had several people telling me that they are moving from @cursor and back to @code. Codex/Claude is doing all of work, and they want a clean code editor to review some of the code in. Interesting times.

@trikcode Building has always been the easy part. It's not why products typically fail.

every app is easy to build now. that’s why most of them die.

@Steezehuman I'd argue that it's actually more fun this way

Can you travel without sharing it on social media?

@AndrewMayne who told you our secrets

Fun fact: The dealbreaker for OpenAI folks going to MSFT was having to use Microsoft Teams.