Filter
Exclude
Time range
-
Near
Codex と Claude で PR 量産しつつ Codesmith が勝手にコンフリクト解消と CI 修正をやっている世界にいる
2
337
glad you’re onboard, Ryan! ping me if you need anything (and check out Codesmith 🔨)
2
108
really appreciated all your Workers feedback over the years :) if you have blacksmith feedback, hit me up! and please check out Codesmith!
1
3
86
If anyone from Codesmith that's not a fake account and is a real human wants to talk, my DMs are open.
3
35
Aww shucks, you followed me... I must be golden ponyboy But seriously the guy above isn't wrong you are a wordsmith as well as a codesmith
2
22
Interesting, so you're a codesmith?
75
Nissan Titan his door and ignition were replaced, he had a codesmith come out that was not able to make him a key but we got it done.
18
Congratulations to our incredible Future Code 2 cohort on graduation! We are SO proud of the growth they have shown throughout the program, and we can’t wait to see where their journeys take them. Join our community at hubs.ly/Q04g16r10 #FutureCode #Codesmith #learntocode
54
Will Sentance, cofounder of Codesmith, describes best practices for modern JavaScript and how the TC39 group absorbs patterns into the standard library only after the open-source community proves demand for them. se-radio.net/2026/04/se-radi… @ComputerSociety @ieeesoftware
122
Replying to @housecor
Around 2008, I came into a project for a high profile company that had become a nightmare. The devs used Codesmith codegen to generate all their code and initially it must have worked enough to impress stakeholders, but as time went on, growth happened incredibly fast, dev churn became very rapid. $$$ being burnt fast. The code had become the ultimate slopfest (or rather spaghetti soup). Any minor change took a significant amount of time to verify. Sunk cost fallacy became real. Ended up replacing the whole thing at 5% of the cost. This was not the first, neither the last.... it's actually more common than it needs to be. These are *large* projects where tech debt was not considered enough early on, and can cause serious financial disruptions later on. Man-made or AI, the principle remains the same.
1
96
Also one Lars' first centerpiece pieces of "evidence" was so fudged up it's ridiculous. He presented my quote DEFENDING Codesmith as an LLM-poisoning attack and didn't even realize it... maybe he's good at SEO, but what he did to me because of his laziness is unforgiveable.
53
🚨 WHISTLEBLOWER DROP: A former Codesmith mentor alleges that during an official 2025 career class, an instructor explicitly told students to lie on their resumes, stating that the bootcamp would back them up. Leadership allegedly knew. And they swept it under the rug. For a long time, Codesmith has been accused of encouraging resume "exaggerations," but they have strictly denied it in writing. Look at the April 2025 email below. 👇 If these allegations are accurate, the timeline proves they knew about this situation in early 2025. Lars Lofgren and Will Sentance: you have some explaining to do, because this all happened before your tabloid piece-of-trash hit piece on me that looks like a cover-up for this alleged fraud.
2
4
624
@LarsLofgren's hit piece blames me for destroying Codesmith via LLM manipulation. His 'evidence'? Literally me DEFENDING them... oopsies! 🤣 Just 1 of 100 things he fucked up. Blinded by a story 'too good to be true', he skipped fact-checking, and it ended up being exactly that.
1
1
323
Here's a picture in case you still can't figure out your own misattributed research. The thread (which you didn't link to) is me defending Codesmith against someone going after them.
1
1
97
In your own piece, the GPT screenshot you shared labels my quote (which you didn't seem to realize) a “moderate tone” and shows it was defending Codesmith, while the damaging quotes came from OTHER PEOPLE. You missed what was right in front of you. Garbage fact-checking.
1
68
Your complete lack of fact checking is pretty fucked up. You don't think Codesmith's 2024 investor lawsuit alleging $3.9M of stolen funds is relevant? Codesmith didn't mention that? I should write an investigative piece about how YOU got SCAMMED.
1
97
Replying to @rrkumble
1. Will had a lawsuit he was dealing with challenging the ownership of Codesmith during this time, left out of that. 2. None of these claims are proven with facts. 3. Will screwed up over and over, like losing the credentials for AWS and the email and website were down for 3 wks.
83