Thank God I’m nothing like the San Francisco software engineer stereotype. I’m into bouldering and rock climbing, I cycle to Marin, and wear Uniqlo not cargo shorts and crocs man. Urban planning is a passion of mine, big YIMBY here. Idk what the nerds are listening to but I’m still bumping old Kanye West and Aphex Twin. I actually touch grass unlike the other swe’s so I’m always on Partiful, scheduling things. I’m smart so outside of work I’m learning Chinese and spend a lot of time on LessWrong. I’m a NeoLib (smart, again) and love Tyler Cowen and Ezra Klein. I only date Chinese women but that’s a coincidence not a fetish. Pickleball, yeah, but ironically. I work on some hardware side projects in my free time. I’m unique, basically.
@reach_vb can you please make codex behave more like claude code -- one remote-control session started anywhere can be accessed from claude web, mac, and ios apps.
@PaulSolt can you please make codex behave more like claude code -- one remote-control session started anywhere can be accessed from claude web, mac, and ios apps.
@guinnesschen you guys really need to add the local codex instance remote control from app/web idea already, as is I can’t control my codex instances running in Linux from the iOS app
(claude code has had this feature for a while)
right monitor is 20 codex instances. left monitor has situational awareness on autoscroll. center monitor is my word doc mainfesto. two keyboards, one for both hands. left airpod is dwarkesh x eric jang, 3x speed. right airpod tchaikovsky. meta quest 3 overlays my HUD: heart rate, words per minute, blood caffeine content. one assistant hooks me to an iv of chinese peptides, cocktail. the other feeds me kimchi. my unitree robot steps in when my posture slouches. blue light beams down on me in my herman miller chair. efficiency. no wasted movement. no wasted thoughts. think you can keep up with me? good luck. this is just for my morning emails.
Every man that tries to figure out the world entirely on his own ends up building a small, stupid god to replace the one he rejected. it never fails. he drops God, picks up science or stoicism or some guy on the internet who read enough books to pass for a prophet, and within six months he's talking about cold showers and circadian rhythms with the same exact tone a priest uses on sunday. the need to worship doesn't go anywhere just because you decided you're too smart for it. it just finds smaller things to attach to, and smaller gods make smaller people. nobody quits God. they trade down.
arabic mathematician muhammad al-khwarizmi accidentally discovered the number 0 when he was attempting to calculate the number of how many goyim deserve to live