Liking Codex so far (5.3 extra high is impressive). Something I'm missing from CC though is "Clear context & auto-accept edits" when we settle on a plan. The way Codex uses fixed threads instead of allowing you to control context seems clunky for someone coming from CC.

Codex 5.3 with Pragmatic personality on gives me Maude from Big Lebowski vibes in its terseness and formality. We got Maude and Claude.

I wrote about Raha Bahloulipour, one of the thousands of Iranians massacred by the regime last month. Her Letterboxd diary and online accounts allowed me to peer into her world.

CC for brainstorming and high level specs. Codex for breaking down into detailed phased execution and actual coding, is starting to feel like the optimal blend. CC also for design oriented execution.

Predicition: These will become normalized in 2026

A week ago I was happy working in terminal in my MBP, and now I got tailscale, tmux, Screens 5, and termius running so i can connect to any of my devices, anywhere and pick up CC sessions on my iPhone wherever I left off -- big and fast evolution for me 😅

Interesting paradox is that even if “software is dead”, how you use software matters more than ever. As AI takes on more of the actual work, you become the bottleneck. Cultivating power-user habits in how fast you context switch, execute manual tasks, and leverage your

My OpenClaw bot landed code in the last OpenClaw release. It was reviewing the release notes when it spotted it and alerted me. 🤯

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Maybe equally as interesting as the disruptive force itself is observing how it works its way through society and how people process it. Among those that recognize it, some embrace it and seem energized while others are at various stages of denial. Also there is the degree to

Looks like a big upgrade on tmux via Termius

In case you’re wondering what Peter Steinberger 🦞 is doing as this news drops…🤣

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