Continuing the journey of optimal LLM-assisted coding experience. In particular, I find that instead of narrowing in on a perfect one thing my usage is increasingly diversifying across a few workflows that I "stitch up" the pros/cons of: Personally the bread & butter (~75%?) of

AC in Europe be like (Amsterdam airport)

we gonna die out real soon btw

mcp servers are awesome they - expose tools that never get called - bloat context and then you ask me why opencode is using so many tokens - crash constantly and break everything when they do

FINALLLYYYYY (EU release? pls?)

anyway, because this was the origin of the post, we shouldn't forget that 4o has its own issues stemming from the same naive approach of how to shape model behavior, in that instead of "do the task and follow these rules", its entire existence is geared towards "please the user

The idea that we will automate work by building artificial versions of ourselves to do exactly the things we were previously doing, rather than redesigning our old workflows to make the most out of existing automation technology, has a distinct “mechanical horse” flavor

Alan Mathison You want to talk to 4o and gpt5-safe replies with: she's not interested.

jevons paradox paradox, wherein despite being reminded of jevons paradox all the time we forget that it exists the next time it's applicable

>wake up >pop addy and a zyn >open macbook >open cursor >"center this div" >pick up phone >watch 16 hours of short form content

Sora 2 looks impressive. What's even more impressive is how little I care to watch anything made using it.

DecartXR: AI meets XR "welcome to the Oasis" 🥽 An open-source app that lets you transform your world in real time, just by speaking. A new way to create, build, and imagine — live. See below how to build with this tech (and a demo on Meta Quest or web) 👇🏻

hey Cursor why expire old background agent convos? some text taking up too much storage? you could keep the text and just block the ability to resume the conversation, if you've already scrapped the VMs.

VR Developers, don’t use the Meta XR SDK to develop your games. Whether you use Unity or Unreal, you should use the built-in OpenXR support in the engines. The Meta XR SDK only works with Quest & Link; it is a buggy mess hardcoded to not work with other runtimes and headsets.