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Grab an early-bird 🐥 ticket to my "Agentic Software Factory" workshop on July 17th.
This workshop supports users of Claude Code, Codex, and every other other harness.
egghead.io/workshop/software…
Everyone is so focused on hill-climbing, but what about hole-digging?
How do we make software so bad that not even ASI could fix it?
One of my biggest flexes is that I've spent >$20 on personal Jev projects 💪
How the hell does Jev cost $0.00 after using more than 1M tokens (on my new search site)
an LLM would have charged me $3-5 already. Jev pricing is incredible, pricing is per *billions* of tokens not millions
huge reason this spreads like wildfire. great work @CompleteSkeptic
John Lindquist retweeted
I have been trying to champion a definition of software factory that lands on the pre-ai definition of the word, potentially with agentic steps replacing some of the human steps. This is different from that “dark factory” idea or the tokenmaxxing thing.
With that definition, what i read when you say this is something like “most companies don’t need ci”
But I fear the term software factory is already dead and that nobody can agree on its meaning beyond “things that help you get software built” which could apply to 100 different interpretations
I'm definitely busting out my eye-tracker in the next couple of weeks.
I'm getting tired of manually feeding agents context of what I'm looking it.
Of all the tiny dev tools I've used this year,
`portless` continues to be the one that sparks joy over and over.
John Lindquist retweeted
Introducing @𝚓𝚜𝚘𝚗-𝚛𝚎𝚗𝚍𝚎𝚛/𝚌𝚑𝚊𝚝
Generative UI for Slack, Teams and more
→ Agents reply with native cards
→ Tables, fields, charts and buttons
→ Streams in as the model writes
→ One catalog for every Chat SDK platform
Ocarina of Time has been out for a day and no one has ported it to Steam Deck yet?
Disappointing.
I thought y'all were good at AI.
Remember how Cursor re-invented "Tab, Tab, Tab" for generating code?
How come we haven't seen that predictive experience for building apps?
I'm oddly excited for Carbon.
I find chatting with Argon really fast and enjoyable.
I have high hopes that Carbon delegating to Astra might exceed Opus.
Anyone have a guide for codex?
Do you just ask for the Flare model?
Is there any way to tell which model it used?
I've been doing a massive amount of research and analysis around how I teach using the 100s of lessons and workshop I've recorded.
Seeking to understand myself and how I approach teaching all the way down to sentence structure.
Absolutely fascinating to see how my mind works.
We need to mentally prepare ourselves for more "predictive" experiences.
Everyone is familiar with autocomplete and ghost text.
But how does that transfer to other forms of I/O? What if your AI glasses predict what's going happen next?
Black Mirror, where you at?
