Sam Clemente

Officially introducing my latest venture: Build Notes! Build Notes serves as a sort of founder's journal for me, documenting my thought processes on the what and how for products I build, the decisions I make, and my analysis of the industry at large

@mweinbach I don't dislike the UI directions here, I think it looks nice, and I'm interested to see where it goes But there's a lot to be said about the utility of the VSCode fork

@mweinbach Backend, frontend, agent, plan/browser/file, dual terminals, GitHub/Sweetpad/Figma/etc. extensions The Codex-style editor can't do this at this point And if it did...there wouldn't be a whole ton of reason to go that route instead of refreshing the UI of the VSCode fork

Time to try Cursor Glass

@theo if (turboModeIsOn) { basePrompt.append(“gotta go fast”) }

Can someone smarter than me explain how these “turbo mode” things work on like an implementation level? Are they using better GPUs? More GPUs? Reserved allocation during generation?

@BrandonWaselnuk I’ve been yelled at by enough product teams to always make sure I’m getting their arbitrary capitalization correct

The winning strategy to get anyone who’s ever worked at GitHub to expose themselves “Github” (even my iPhone tried to correct that)

How many tokens in one week? ALOT

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Idk what improvements have been made to it, but the way @diabrowser writes is the best I've used as of late I think it strikes a great balance between being serious and getting the joke Where ChatGPT is trying too hard to be friendly and Claude is just matter–of–fact it's a great balance I really need Dia mobile so I can have it everywhere

@zollotech This is so valid, I curse every day I spend working on a Windows computer

Makes Sense.

@mweinbach Well you better fix it

I have a very upset dog who won’t stop trying to save her broken toy

oh…. oh no

@DylanMcD8 A18 Pro, Mr. Squidward. A18 Pro.

Me when A19 is faster than A18 

is this gpt-5.4 leaking it's reasoning trace?

@mweinbach A no holds barred MacBook would be awesome

Hell ya We need more low-volume ultra premium stuff on the market. I hope we see it on the iPhone, Mac, etc. Something should be accessible to everyone, but there's also an itch for just more which the more accessible pro devices haven't scratched recently

@mweinbach Also "plugging things in" outside of a charger and maybe a display are, quite honestly, assuming more than this is really designed for Like maybe a thumb drive The kind of person to plug in 2–3 high res/refresh displays or a dock would be better served with Air/Pro than Neo

A18 Pro likely has a single USB 3.0 controller because… that makes sense That would explain why it’s limited to a single port. I don’t think this will be a huge deal, but may be confusing if you plug a display into the USB 2 port. I’m sure there’s a pop up letting you know

@ParkerOrtolani I was just thinking this, it's a killer combo for the price of a Pro iPhone

pink Neo and pink 17e gonna be a vvvveeeerrrryyyy popular combo

@Dimillian I don't use codex across multiple machines (yet) but idk why I totally didn't think of that, now I'm going to need to make sure that's in place

Do you sync your Codex env across machines? I have my whole /codex folder git committed so it sync all sessions, settings and now memory. I feel like it’s just too bad to loose that.

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@pcshipp My brain wants to say Cursor, but my heart (and current usage) says Codex

Hey devs, I’m ready to invest $20 which one is more worth it? Codex Cursor Claude CLI