Joined October 2017
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@mert did you order your evil tween to follow people?
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Both Codex and Claude Code can hit blockers during long running sessions. In my experience Codex is much better at resuming cleanly once the blocker is fixed.
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Eric Ng retweeted
Introducing Claude Fable 5: a Mythos-class model that we’ve made safe for general use. Its capabilities exceed those of any model we’ve ever made generally available.
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Learn how to properly configure role-based access control in Move with the latest OpenZeppelin Contracts for Sui. Manage roles, permissions, and safer access patterns in your contracts. Full workshop link below 👇
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What is the state of the art for configuring agents with almost-full permissions, so they can loop with minimal human intervention without exposing you to prompt injection or dependency hijacking?
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Codex needs an ultracode-style orchestrator asap. Saying that as a Codex defender and early Symphony user. This feature is awesome.
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Half my timeline in the last two weeks is people tweeting either about leaving a company or joining a new one. I understand this happens often but why is X showing them all to me?
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The other half is either OpenAI, Anthropic, or Elon btw
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I honestly don't get how Opus models always look better than GPT on every chart I see, while my impression over the last 5 months is that Codex is way smarter than Claude. What is it? Context handling? I usually use GPT in Extra High and Opus in Max, so maybe faster versions?
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first impression of claude 4.8 is it's extremely convincing but still a slopus. tried it to criticize a new project and it identified it fell into a local minima and invented a new parser for when we could've used ast. almost convinced me, glad i checked myself that ast is not emitted in older versions of the compiler we are targeting. codex chose a gnarly but ultimately justified approach. claude didn't bother to verify any of its claims and has used absolutist language like "delete analysis.py", which is basically 80% of the codebase. when presented with evidence: > That contradicts my earlier byte-count check, and it matters enormously > My earlier "v0.2.9" was a double false-positive (a git log -S hit on an internal symbol, plus a verification grep that mis-read a VersionException as success). Corrected in the review with a note owning the error the biggest bullshitter model in the world! if you rely on claude for anything, god help you.
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Eric Ng retweeted
Sui developers, put your Move security skills to the test ⛳️ Move-over is an open source, browser-based CTF. Read the vulnerable contract, write your attack logic and return the flag. Like Ethernaut, but for @SuiNetwork 💧
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People will really start caring about onchain privacy the moment their local IRS starts sending tax letters based on wallet activity.
everyone wants more tps. nobody asks if the chain is even private. congrats, you built the fastest way to broadcast your whole financial life to strangers. respect.
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Ok, help me out here. I use Codex daily through Chat GPT Pro for coding, researching, debugging, writing... usually in Extra High with multiple agents And somehow, I still haven't hit any usage limits. Am I underusing it?
How to go broke in just a few prompts
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As someone who has tried v0, lovable, and then this, hear me out. If you are building any UI, this is what you have been waiting for, and it is free (for now)
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New alpha for OpenZeppelin Contracts for Cairo is out! 🚀 Some highlights I’m pretty excited about: - ERC-6909 standard extensions - ERC20 & ERC721 Wrapper components - ERC721Consecutive BitMap utilities Full details here 👇 github.com/OpenZeppelin/cair…
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Most Cairo devs still write while loops. But iterators in Cairo are not just cleaner, they’re cheaper. In benchmarks, iterator-based code is 20–30% more gas-efficient than equivalent loops. I wrote a full deep dive with examples, patterns, and benchmarks👇
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