my current worldview is basically that we all now have access to infinite intelligence and capability, but it turns out agency, taste, and giving a shit have always been the bottlenecks to doing great work

the only job security in a post-agi world is being rick rubin

5.3 is an autistic programming savant—consistently oneshots thousands of lines of flawless code, but cannot infer anything from context and will needle you with technical questions and be genuinely confused when you don't know the answer

if you're not comfortable in the bottom left quadrant you're gonna have a bad time in the next few years

this tweet could have been a pull request

behind every great man is a swarm of 🦞

first you try cursor at a party. then a friend gets you on claude code. next thing you know you're orchestrating agents in gastown with tmux, pawning your mom's jewelry to feed your 10B token a month habit

2026 is off to a hell of a start

if you can articulate a creative vision you can pretty much do anything now

this is a very clever benchmark that i think captures the reason i’ve switched back to opus 4.6 from codex 5.3 despite believing that codex is a better programmer

a players write a prompts, b players right c prompts, and c players write d prompts

“we have no fucking clue what is about to happen”

many are saying this is the very best strategy

obviously this is because of the blood moon eclipse in virgo, not to mention mercury was retrograde in pisces and semi-squaring pluto in aquarius. the archetypes were just playing tricks on bits as they passed through latent space, favoring vibes and feelings over logic and

the universe owes you nothing and yet it gives you everything

more like 99.9% adolescent mortality, but no less tragic