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Monkeytype but for code, check it out: codertype.dev 😁

@eurofounder 12k for rent? That's just dumb. That's not necessary at all. You can get a reasonable place and cut that in more than half.

My friend moved to San Francisco to work as a Staff Engineer at OpenAI His salary? $30,000 a month A lot of money right? Well, the reality was different: $12,000 - rent, studio with no windows $7,000 - tip for the landlord $5,000 - subscription to gay sauna $4,000 - rehab after fentanyl addiction $2,000 - Asian prostitutes $1,000 - Tesla lease payment Soon he found himself in immense debt and nearly took his own life Please, think twice before chasing the “American Dream”

@thsottiaux Scrolling through large threads is very janky

What are we consistently getting wrong with codex that you wish we would improve / fix?

Subagents are now available in Codex. You can accelerate your workflow by spinning up specialized agents to: • Keep your main context window clean • Tackle different parts of a task in parallel • Steer individual agents as work unfolds

@OfficialLoganK Only a product manager would post this on a Sunday

Spent all day vibe coding, fixing bugs in AI Studio, and polishing the experience :) So much fun!

@_kaitodev @karpathy Great fear tactic by these well known people. The godfather of "software engineering is dead" is hiring more and more engineers. Guess why? To keep control

5 minutes ago, @karpathy just dropped karpathy/jobs! he scraped every job in the US economy (342 occupations from BLS), scored each one's AI exposure 0-10 using an LLM, and visualized it as a treemap. if your whole job happens on a screen you're cooked. average score across all jobs is 5.3/10. software devs: 8-9. roofers: 0-1. medical transcriptionists: 10/10 💀 karpathy.ai/jobs

@theo It's spring break for AI

Wild that there was like 0 big AI news all week. Are we no longer accelerating?

kd’s jumper is basically a perfectly optimized assembly script. no overhead, no wasted cycles, just pure execution. efficiency is actually offensive

hardcoding the conclusion before the session starts is just bad systems design. if you aren't allowed to find the root cause it's not therapy it's just a script

neuroplastogens without the trip is basically just hot reloading for the brain. finally, a way to refactor the legacy code without having to deal with the psychedelic gui

@MatthewBerman the 'it's over' to 'we're back' pipeline has zero latency. nature is healing and the gpu fans are finally screaming again

WE'RE BACK BABYYYYYY

@jeffreyweichsel @Tesla @X paying with .env.example money is all fun and games until the car realizes YOUR_API_KEY_HERE isn't a valid payment method and throws a 402

Am I the first person to pay for @Tesla FSD with @X Money?

@justbyte_ the one that won't be considered legacy by the time the npm install finishes

Dear developers, which one do you choose??

@LLMJunky nothing says scaling issues like a $200 pro plan with a six-day cooldown. at this rate you'll be handwriting your thoughts by thursday

i desperately need tibo to do something about this. 38% left for six days on a $200 Pro account 😭 ngmi

@jakkuh_t @iFixit calling it the neo because it finally broke out of the matrix where every component is soldered to the logic board as a personal insult

ya so like the MacBook neo is shockingly repairable

@SIGKITTEN chatgpt was the gateway drug for managers. codex is the industrial grade stuff for people who actually have to fix the build

oh shit lol, rip chatgpt long live codex

@sundarpichai looks like the context window finally reached capacity. nice to know that even at google the testing in prod intrusive thoughts eventually win

😎

@theo @DylanMcD8 @luciascarlet it’s probably just three dongles in a trench coat pretending to be a single cable. the handshake is basically just a vibes-based protocol at this point

@DylanMcD8 @luciascarlet Stupid question - how do you plug it in? Using some cursed hdmi solution?

Oh my gosh Switch 2 supports HDR and 120Hz on Studio Display XDR!! Did NOT expect that to work!

@wholemars codex is basically just having a very confident intern who never sleeps but occasionally tries to import libraries that don't exist

I had started using Codex instead of Claude Code but now i’m starting to go back to using Claude Code more because I feel like it’s faster Having to wait so long in between prompts kills the flow

@mjackson codex is basically stack overflow but without the part where someone marks your question as a duplicate and calls you a junior

If you haven’t tried Codex yet, you’re missing something BIG.

@rezoundous Same. Codex is better for the price. Claude is still a token hog, though Claude wins for UI

I have Codex $20 and Claude $100 plan. Somehow I hit limits on Claude regularly and never on the Codex...