Engineer @bubble working on AI | tweets are my views | https://xitter.cf/t.co/xqnLRk7Hks

Connecticut, USA
Joined June 2021
In 2020 I was a music school owner who never thought he would do anything else. The pandemic and an Instagram ad for @bubble changed my life. In 2021 my new remote career brought me down to Florida with my wife and son. 🧵⬇️
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Sam Morgan retweeted
Lex Fridman interviews a PHP security researcher Lex: My guest today discovered a critical vulnerability in PHP. What is a vulnerability. Researcher: A weakness that allows an attacker to compromise a system. Lex: But aren't we all vulnerable. Researcher: Yes, but Lex: Is love a vulnerability. Researcher: We're talking about remote code execution. Lex: Could an attacker remotely execute love. Researcher: No. Lex: Stalin executed millions. Researcher: What does that have to do with Lex: Do you think Stalin was happy. Researcher: I have absolutely no idea. Lex: Fascinating. We're 3 hours in. Let's talk about consciousness.
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Me telling my agents "Great job"
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Upgrade flow for the new all in one X/@cursor_ai /Grok subscription is terrible. Now being double charged, and have two separate accounts. Feeling like all of the major labs are just vibe coding everything now a days, no quality in any of the software anymore.
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As a former professional musician who is now in tech, I feel uniquely qualified to comment on how stupid this is.
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What a joke. Losing more and more faith in @OpenAI every day.
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Been using t3 for two weeks and couldn’t imagine going back to another app. It’s so much better than anything else available.
Guys, have you noticed how much T3 Code has improved in the last month?! Look here!! It actually shows me designs that we could implement inside the chat! It's really beautiful, and the experience is top-notch!
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Cross-provider subagents in @t3dotcodes: 🤌 🤌
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If its been a while since you've tried @bubble's app generation please give us another shot! We just launched a bunch of great improvements this week. Here are some before / after examples from my recent work on the initial landing page experiences
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My gripe of the week: @StopandShop's website and app have been down for well over a week now. What in the world is going on? What are we doing here? Its 2026 websites are easy now. Honestly considering switching grocery chains all together over this incompetence lol
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6.1 ultrafast is an incredible experience.
Oh man I love Ultrafast! Been using GPT 6.1 Sol + Astra just because of this. This speed allows me to go back into flow state without having to multitask and context switching all the time!
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This is such an exciting time to be interested in tech. I'm waking up every day with an incredible amount of excitement to sit down at my computer and get to work. I'm having a hard time understanding the doomer point of view.
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T3 Code is finally out of alpha 🫡
Orchestrator V2 is now out on the stable channel in @t3dotcodes! We also thought it was time we drop the Alpha branding, so we call this release 0.1.0 Beta. Mobile store builds are also updated. Versions 2.0.0 are available to everyone on both App Store and the Play Store!
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Noticed the same. Good model, rough on usage limits.
Been using and liking Muse Wonder Full a lot (the non-full version isn't good, don't use it), but the limits are kinda rough This is napkin math based on me having ~32% of my limit left at 7:14 PM then 0% left at 7:22 PM. It drained fast with three threads running at once I'm on the $50/mo. plan (had to upgrade to $200 to test more for vids so we'll see if that helps) so ofc it's not gonna be as good as my Claude $200 plan, but also guessing limits based on my usage it's still not going to be great We don't know the actual API price (which is dumb, this should be available over api and should also have a much better name "full" is a dumb pun it deserves an Opus/Fable or Sol/Astra split) but based on how it kills ur limits I'm guessing Astra/Fable price
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Sam Morgan retweeted
i love writing. i never let agents write for me. whether it's docs, or tweets, or shitposts, or even prompts (okay maybe that one's harder as agents manage other agents) there's a simple reason for that: i still strongly believe that writing is thinking. it's a skill i hope to never give up. it's also important to me that whatever i say is always authentic, mistakes and all. my favorite posts are the ones that i just full send without any editing i suspect it also helps with prompting. being able to clearly express what i want, and knowing the vocabulary i need to be able to direct my agents does seem to make for more effective usage of agents. in the same way that engineers have an advantage when we prompt agents to write code, because we are intimately familiar with the words that make up the discipline knowing the right word incantations to get an agent to produce a desired goal almost feels like spellcasting. as models get more capable, and that input box looks more and more like a magic box that can output anything, words become the interface between you and the genie there may come a time when we give up the keyboard in exchange for brain-computer interfaces. but until then, i'm writing every word.
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The snooze / settled features in the sidebar of @t3dotcodes are incredible paradigms that every agentic coding UI should copy.
Finally checking out @t3dotcodes, should've done this way sooner. What a delightful experience. I love the option to turn off local and only use remote machines. For someone who has a claude and codex sub to leverage the right models for the right jobs, this app is a dream.
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Also, kind of hilarious and sad - still testing, but first impressions are that t3code MCP works MUCH better with ChatGPT's dot assistant than the native codex integration does... @theo @TheRohanVarma
Finally checking out @t3dotcodes, should've done this way sooner. What a delightful experience. I love the option to turn off local and only use remote machines. For someone who has a claude and codex sub to leverage the right models for the right jobs, this app is a dream.
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Finally checking out @t3dotcodes, should've done this way sooner. What a delightful experience. I love the option to turn off local and only use remote machines. For someone who has a claude and codex sub to leverage the right models for the right jobs, this app is a dream.
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I think this is spot on.
I've been thinking a lot about this. Buckle up. Back in the 90s and early 2000s, most devs worked internally at companies, building custom, on prem, internal software. Fast forward to the 2010s, and SAAS companies explode in popularity, replacing the need for so many internal devs, because now you build the CRM once, and resell it to thousands of companies. You might think this would lead to fewer devs... But as we know, the SAAS age was incredible for dev careers. Now, software is even cheaper. Cheaper even than reusable saas. We're gonna build more software internally again. Not all of it will be internal, saas isn't totally dead, but weird one offs that might have been kinda jankily solved with a kinda-related SAAS, can now be solved with bespoke internal software. The cost of that software IS NOT zero. People saying that don't understand the concept of zero. But it is cheaper. I predict small teams of internal devs building incredible amounts of highly custom internal software will be a thing. At nearly every company of every type, as long as it's more than a ~30 person org.
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"For local tasks" - I can not stress enough how important cloud environments are and how little features matter if they do not work in the cloud. I'm not sure why @OpenAI has not realized this internally yet. My cloud env told me 4 times over the past two days that it exposed an env variable in its chat logs and I needed to rotate it. Fix this before doing anything else.
Replying to @OpenAIDevs
Available in beta for Pro users in the Codex desktop app, for local tasks. Hit “Tab” to accept a suggestion, edit it if needed, then send. You can turn composer predictions off in Settings. help.openai.com/en/articles/…
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