Jason @jasoki

ex-Microsoft, Coupang, Napster 🎂 Simplest e-signing app: https://t.co/Hc33zXBg8E 🏠: https://t.co/42A5pELV19 cakesign.com Seattle Joined July 2009

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Jason @jasoki

3 days ago

Many more battles will be fought between @AnthropicAI and @OpenAI , but the ban on Fable is declaration that Anthropic won this round

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3 days ago

@xiannulmz @newstart_2024 She is truthful about the limits of her knowledge and is acknowledging a degree of uncertainty. Only fools think such tendency is a mark of ignorance.

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3 days ago

@theo You are legit good!

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a week ago

grok nuked my terminal. Now I have to find out how to uninstall this thing cleanly

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a week ago

@claudeai The press release is on point. Bravo @AnthropicAI

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a week ago

@profleonn Expectation vs reality

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a week ago

@arian_ghashghai I think we found the solution to inflation. Capture all the liquidity in massive private rounds and never IPO. Inflation solved.

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a week ago

The question on everyone's mind is what's its ticker symbol gonna be?

OpenAI Newsroom @OpenAINewsroom

a week ago

We recently submitted a confidential S-1. We expect it to leak so we’re just announcing it. We have not decided on timing yet; it may be a while because there are things we want to do that are likely easier as a private company. But it’s a complicated set of tradeoffs and this

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Jason @jasoki

a week ago

I'm genuinely curious what @bcherny's setup is like. I find it hard to pull this off—both technically and because real processes and organizations require humans in the loop. On the technical side, I don't think current models are reliable enough for hours of uninterrupted work. If they start with flawed assumptions early on, the solutions can drift so far off track that recovering on their own becomes nearly impossible. I end up micromanaging like an overbearing boss, which defeats the purpose. On the org and process side, so many of my tasks require actual humans. Clarifying requirements, challenging assumptions, getting buy-in—these don't happen over Slack threads. I need to talk to people. Get face time. And often it's not even the person I thought had the authority. Claude or Codex spewing a 500-word root cause analysis just boggles other engineers. A 3-minute conversation with them frequently unblocks what would have taken hours or days of back-and-forth. This makes me think we're still early: 1. These tools aren't ready for prime time in most real environments yet. 2. Builders like @bcherny often have dedicated time (or a small team) to work on the meta-problem of reliable workflows. Meanwhile, most of us are just trying to ship the next thing yesterday. I don't have cycles to perfect the automation. I need deliverables. Their job is literally improving the workflows.

Boris Cherny @bcherny

a week ago

Seeing a number of benchmarks showing Opus is the best model for long-running work. Five tips for running Opus autonomously for hours/days: 1. Use auto mode for permissions, so Claude doesn’t ask for approval 2. Use dynamic workflows, to have Claude orchestrate

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a week ago

@bcherny I think this is one of major milestones for all these coding models to achieve that'll bring noticeable gain in productivity.

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a week ago

@jackfriks In the short term, it's a cost on time but this pays dividend over time

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Jason @jasoki

2 weeks ago

@yuhasbeentaken I'm waiting for Deepseek to drop Deepseek Code or Deepex

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2 weeks ago

@mil000 Always low ball first because there are a dozen others selling in the same area

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2 weeks ago

Some parts of software engineering are actually getting solved. Take SQL, for example. AI now writes beautiful SQL. I still remember spending entire sprints grinding out complex analytic queries. Those days are gone 100%.

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2 weeks ago

@rohanpaul_ai This will drain $7k in a single day

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2 weeks ago

@jamonholmgren @Swizec Incredible, congratulations!

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2 weeks ago

@yacineMTB The problem (maybe not) is it's still better than humans

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2 weeks ago

@jackfriks @Cloudflare @supabase Every time I hear people mention cloudflare, it's about how cheap it is. How do they operate like a nonprofit. Bravo to them

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2 weeks ago

@enggirlfriend The objective value of designers may go up higher but the leadership has even less appreciation for design than engineering. And the leadership's respect for engineering is near rock bottom right now.

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2 weeks ago

@rishsane5760 I'm not rich 😔

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Jason @jasoki

2 weeks ago

If I am rich, here's what I'm doing. - No alarms - No calendar - Eat 3 meals a day - Cook what I want - Learn to drive stick - A project car (Honda or Hyundai) - Read philosophy books - 8 hours sleep