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Jakub Lipiński@jakub-lipinski
Are you still using Codex and GPT models? Or did you change to Claude Code because of Opus 5.5? I’m still on Sol 6.1 - is there a huge difference? I want to hear opinions from devs, not from benchmarks :D
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Tom Hatzer
Using Codex with Sol 6.0 for implementation work and Claude Code for reviews. Good mix so far.
MMarhoon@marhoons
OpenAI merging ChatGPT and Codex into one shared allowance worries me 🤕 right now I can use Chat for deep reasoning and Codex for implementation without them competing for the same limits. If thinking harder means coding less how is that upgrade? 🪤 I hope OpenAI clarifies this…
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Mathieu Céraline@mathcrln
Funnily (or sadly) enough, the biggest drawback of Obsidian is his greatest advantage: it's just text files on the filesystem. There is no easy way to protect our notes from prying eyes, whether humans, or rogue agents/background processes, etc.
Patrick Daether@pdaether
The first version of my next app is pretty much feature complete! 🎉 Now it’s time to tackle the website and documentation. Not always the most exciting part, but essential for getting something out into the world.
Fernando Andrade@fernandofreamunde
Making now my 5th and 6th gallons of Mead! Remember to broaden your stills in the real world too. What else besides code are you shipping?
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Clemens Krack
in that area I cook, bake bread (both yeasties and sourdough) and homebrew. But it's been months since i've brewed, it's like a 5-8 hour task with prepping, cleaning, brewing, more cleaning, cooling, pitching yeast.
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Evan Edwards
It's been three years since my wife suddenly passed away at 40. I am finalizing the songs in the album I wrote while processing the grief.
Arūnas Liuiza@ideag
WIth commit no 100, this is the last of easily acquire-able badges. Next up - farming pastéis, gathering followers and posting every day for a long while.
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Timothy
/dev/null is cool. it dopamine is that people like urself are those listening
Punyapal Shah@MrPunyapal
I've been noticing something about developer content. I can spend time preparing a Laravel tip with a code example, explain why it matters, and polish the whole thing. Or I can casually mention that I removed a Linux distro from my laptop. Guess which one got more attention. 😂…
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MMarhoon
Bro, the problem with Laravel tips that mostly showcase what a feature can do, rather than why or when it matters Before AI a clever fn() or Carbon trick could grab attention… nowadays developers can ask AI for those examples😅 What attracts curiosity now is real experience Why…
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Jakub Lipiński
I think people tend to connect more with posts that have a story behind them. I just think it’s easier to relate to someone’s personal experience. But I still have an urge to post my technical stuff that get lower attention 😅
phpete@phpete1
Productive day so far! How’s yours going? Almost finished my betterleaks wrapper for composer (hand writing this one to learn composer’s plugin API) Managed to sneak a few hours walking with the kids too 👌
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Marcus Edwards
Pretty decent. Met with a friend to talk about quantum computing. Also did some prep for my next PhD supervisory meeting. Signed up for dev/null. 😎
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Adeyemi Joshua
Going great, been working on my start up and also leaning a lot about building one. Do you have any advice for me? I am building a proxy startup. ProxWorld, where people can buy residential, ISP, mobile and data center Proxies
Beau Simensen@simensen
Trying to determine whether I am doing something fundamentally wrong or if @ampcode + orbs doesn't fit my natural workflow. I have a sense that maybe it is the type of projects I generally work on that makes a difference. Love the agent! Love runners! Struggle with orbs.