Funny that I made the switch just yesterday and came across this today.
Claude Code always felt a little too slow and clunky for my workflow. Codex feels like the right abstraction: less friction, better flow, and it stays out of the way
Sol just feels better?
Or… what if we gave you $100 in Codex credits if you tell us what you love about GPT-5.6 Sol or why you switched?
Tweet it, claim your gift, enjoy more usage. First 10k get the free tokens!
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pro tip: get good at sounding confident even when you know nothing. ask questions when essential, and trust yourself to figure the rest out.
because everything is figureoutable.
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its early 2028
> anthropic builds claude omni. too dangerous to release. not for the world. for their business. it can train a cheaper, better version of itself
> gives limited access to a partner under NDA
> partner gets supply chain attacked by china through npm
> china uses the api to train an open-weight model.
> anthropic lobbies congress to regulate open-weight ai, but hegseth still hates anthropic and nothing happens
> meanwhile, china. releases it to the public.
> cursor, windsurf, devin, all dead overnight, cuz you just need bash and the model
> anthropic, openai, google tank
> people use it to train better open-weight models. each generation cheaper. within 18 months it runs on a phone
> nvidia tanks
> nothing is hard to make anymore. post-scarcity. there is no moat
> dario writes a blog post titled "reflections"
i'm confused why no one ever thinks about the psychology behind this stuff
when a programmer tells you "my entire job is just prompting" they are just very excited about discovering a novel way of working
every tool whether it's neovim or AI or functional programming starts off with a period of overuse because we're all looking for the feeling of finding a secret everyone else is missing out on
the novelty also makes you literally work harder (temporarily) because you love experiencing the new setup
after time goes by you eventually realize you lied to yourself about how much of an impact it was making and settle into something more balanced
anyone not self aware of this dynamic is going through it for the first time