rish

coding with claude code is basically like playing a simulation video game low effort direction giving kinda tedious sometimes fast-ish progress feel good reward built in by seeing progress

Sonnet won't make edits sigh

ha, imagine if the new world order is a single unified government instead of individual countries

I realized something else AI has changed about coding: you don't get stuck anymore. Programming used to be punctuated by episodes of extreme frustration, when a tricky bug ground things to a halt. That doesn't happen anymore.

@4ditiBhatnagar Yeah I love it at work. It has basically infinite context window because it compacts and keeps all important info But for personal use I almost never compact, it's too pricey

@rish_space same, are you liking the performance of codex ?

cancelled claude for the first time after a year of subscribing it hits the 5 hour window too often codex has way higher limits right now

i text my computer way more than i text humans

realize the best engineers are not even typing code anymore

@paraschopra There's 10minutemail.com

Steal this idea. Disposable email, phone number and credit cards for AI agents so they can act on your behalf without messing up your real life. I feel this would be inevitable as we give our agents more autonomy on the web.

I still have AI naysayers all around me, just blows my mind

because it's actually good now

popular opinion GPT 5.3 is insane, it's the first model you can keep chatting with that never loses context it compacts over and over and stays relevant

yup, i stopped using claude code now lol

@VaibhavSisinty codex-cli taking over again for me it's really good

ChatGPT went from my daily driver to barely touching it. Claude, Gemini and Kimi took over. Is it Just me?

“Avoid working directly under somebody you don’t admire and don’t want to be like.” — Charlie Munger

claude code opus 4.6 with mid effort **sucks** takes shortcuts

claude code so dumb right now ugh

In retrospect, I don't think I really liked coding after all. I just like to create stuff.

gemini-cli still sucks sometimes doesn't follow instructions, sometimes is over zealous gonna try opencode with gemini

@paraschopra i love that cheeky 'asap' xD

I'll believe AGI has happened when we could simply prompt our agents: "send me $1000 asap" and it figures out how to make enough money to make that wish come true. :)

I found a job at a corp I like but I hate all the extra shit you have to do outside the core thing you want to do