The 2008–2012 era gave birth to an unprecedented level of creativity. Most features shown on stage over the past decade were born back then as a @Cydia tweak. iOS sucks because creativity doesn't flourish in a walled garden. The only path for Apple is to open the system.
Replying to @viticci
I think the same applies to hard architecture problems. Models don’t have taste and often can’t design an elegant architecture - I mean platform-level, how the pieces fit together. They produce something that works. To make it beautiful, with few parts and obvious boundaries, you need human × agent collaboration.
Couldn't agree more, codex is just complete outright ux mess, period.
Went back to codex desktop today to do some tax prep stuff and holy hell the ChatGPT desktop app is falling apart
There's so much here I like and want to use, but it's such a slow, janky, incoherent mess it's impossible
The new "spaces" feature is actually amazing. Such a good idea that I've been building a lot of my video pipelines around, the only problem is that buggy and the UX is a dumpster fire
It seriously feels like there are 5 companies all working on their own products who have to ship them all together in the chatgpt desktop app while not being allowed to talk to each other
Go back and look at Dev day, they shipped 30+ features. Almost all of these are dope and useful. The problem is you haven't heard of 80% of them and it's all just floating around in this blob that's chatgpt
This stuff is hard, I don't envy the position they're in. You have to keep shipping as fast as possible so you don't fall behind, but you also need time to polish and organize things. And this has to be coordinated across a bunch of teams and dozens of people and hundreds (thousands) of agents.
I could go through all the specific issues but 1) it'd take too long and 2) anyone who uses it already knows most of these (very laggy, sidebar sucks, features are too hidden, spaces "tabs" system is a mess, etc.)
Codex desperately needs a dictator with an actual coherent vision
Replying to @johnternus @finkd
@johnternus @finkd Amazing times! Thanks for bringing affordable compute to the people [and standing with your words]!
2/2: I open Claude before bed to check something personal and get an infinite list of agent sessions tirelessly building my product. Last thing I want to see at night. The chat I need is impossible to find, and when I do know where it is, the navigation is the worst possible. @claudeai do a better job!
1/2: I thought UI harnesses couldn’t be worse than the Codex mac app, but then I opened the new Claude on iOS. Next-level insanity. This chat/work unification is a disaster worth studying 🧵
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Really nicely done.
Introducing TrellisWM:
The Fractal Window Manager for MacOS
Its how the desktop should have always been.
Download at
TrellisWM.app
💎 Another gem out there! I am running out of time to test all the amazing new stuff that improves my daily life on desktop!!!
You asked, so here it is: DigUp is coming to Windows and Linux 👀
Dropping in a few hours...
github.com/ARahim3/DigUp
Replying to @stephenjayakar
just do it bro its several prompts away!













