Building something with a better name than @quests_dev.
Joined July 2008
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Jun 13
Hear that? That’s the sound of more tokens being burned lamenting the disappearance of Fable than it ever generated.
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Jun 12
Dictation pro tip: end with a “meta note to transcription agent…” when you want to alter format or structure of output
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Jun 10
Made a slop diagram to show something benchmarks have never captured: a smarter model tends to pick better first steps in an agent trajectory, which can lead to an entirely different outcome.
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Jun 9
Fable is Opus 5
Opus 4.8 is Sonnet 5
Just raising prices with extra steps
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Jun 9
I wonder if GitHub would save money and have fewer outages if they put a cheap model in front of every GitHub Action that gated execution on: "does this look necessary"?
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Jun 4
We've got AGI, but the Google Home app can't change the temperature in your home without first showing a stale UI state, ignoring your initial taps, then latently processing maybe 1 of them.
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Jun 4
Every source code file is effectively a skill, which is why agents work so much better in mature codebases.
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May 31
If you’re using Stage Manager on an iPad, try turning it off. Performance difference is massive.
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May 30
Anyone else feel like they are missing touch targets more often? Oh god…
…is using agents making us worse at UIs?
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May 30
Seminal. This is piloting the majority of your agentic work inside an IDE is critical
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May 29
Apparently sometimes Cursor grants you free tokens for being a "power user"?!
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May 29
It's not necessarily bad, but it invariably becomes vibe coding. Harnesses like Codex, Claude Code, and OpenCode are all abstractions that hide signals humans need to evaluate code.
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May 29
Signals like:
- LSP hints
- Granular test results
- Syntax highlighting
- File/line length
- Folder tree
- Show all references
- Project-wide search
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