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A great prompt for this:
“Create an html artifact with every possible edge case handled and verify everything looks solid visually. Interview me with any questions about questionable cases.”
Give Claude a rule that every single visual change needs to open an HTML preview with before & after screenshots.
Thank me later.
I think figma went public at a great time, but damn I just don’t see a need for design software anymore.
Nothing resets your motivation like SF.
I can spend weeks in insurance feeling like we’re lightyears ahead, then come back here for 8 hours and feel like we’re not moving fast enough.
FluidVoice now has the most comparable UX to Wispr Flow and is my daily go-to for speech to text.
100% open source and no data leaves your Mac.
altic.dev/fluid
Sign of a good design engineer:
Fixing the layout shift in stock shadcn login/signup forms caused by password managers like lastpass
Fun fact I used to try to sneak in design fixes like this in my PRs when working in big tech, but frequently was told by management that it was out of scope or my team “didn’t own it”, so was forced to undo my changes.
This will mark the beginning of responsible and efficient AI use within orgs.
The wild west of AI tinkering on the company dime is slowly coming to an end.
From what I’ve heard from employees at big tech cos, companies are spending upwards of $500M per month on tokens alone.
NEW: Uber is reportedly capping employee use of AI vibe-coding tools at $1,500 per month after blowing through its AI budget.
My experience this past week using GPT 5.4 has been that Codex is strong as a standalone agent, but not very effective as an orchestration layer for Claude agents.
Claude can spin up multiple agents on demand, and I've found its coordination and aggregation of their outputs is much clearer for data driven tasks.
Another week, another AI engineer meetup with agent insights!
London builders favorite coding agents included:
- Claude Code (58%)
- Codex (14.1%)
- Cursor (11%)
- Antigravity (3%)
- Other: OpenCode, LangChain(?), no preference (13.9%)
Pretty consistent numbers over a 2-week period and no major flippenings!
A lot of alpha last night from the AI engineers meetup in NYC.
Among the 79 attendees, favorite coding agents included:
- Claude Code (54.4%)
- Codex (11.4%)
- Cursor (8.9%)
- Antigravity (3.8%)
- OpenCode (2.5%)
- Other: Gemini CLI, Amp, Roo Code, Composer, Ur Mom (19%)
All with an overwhelming favor towards Opus 4.6, and Codex 5.2 coming in close 2nd.
At the cafe today and this 15 year old kid next to me was building a reminders app for his entrepreneurship class project.
Not Lovable. Cursor + Claude Code
Love to see it
A lot of alpha last night from the AI engineers meetup in NYC.
Among the 79 attendees, favorite coding agents included:
- Claude Code (54.4%)
- Codex (11.4%)
- Cursor (8.9%)
- Antigravity (3.8%)
- OpenCode (2.5%)
- Other: Gemini CLI, Amp, Roo Code, Composer, Ur Mom (19%)
All with an overwhelming favor towards Opus 4.6, and Codex 5.2 coming in close 2nd.
The single highest leverage thing you can do for your health is wake up at sunrise and go for a walk with your friends.