We’ve done the same. The idea of no-code and CMS was that non technical people can change the content.
With AI and decent guardrails that now applies to landing pages built in code too. But with a lot more flexibility.
No more “do we also have this macro as a 3 column version?”
Our warp[dot]dev site gets 10M visitors/year. We migrated the whole thing from a no-code editor back to code in just 3 weeks.
Very few hiccups, and SEO actually improved. Plus, the marketing team is free to use Warp to ship future changes
Browser company are a curious bunch…
BC: Here’s Arc
Users: OMG this is incredible. Just keep refining it but it’s already amazing
BC: I hear you. We’ll discontinue it and build a new browser called Dia
Users: Huh? We want Arc!
BC: Here’s Dia
Users: Cool but we want the Arc features in Dia
BC: We understand. But what would make you switch from an old, discontinued browser to our new, maintained version?
Users: Add spaces.
BC: Totally. Here’s some AI stuff.
Users: FML
@BHolmesDev Is the Codex agent status badge working for you, Ben?
It’s fine with Opencode but I get nothing with Codex. I triple checked my config (and had Codex try to fix it).
Seems like a Warp side issue?
Finally managed to get Gemini in Chrome working over here in AI deprived Europe.
It’s not quite as good at agentic tasks as Comet but I really like it overall! Chrome is finally back at being my default browser after over 7 years!
So cool to see @Dell feature Omarchy with its own dedicated stand at Dell Technologies World! Some guy named Michael stopped by to check it out. Not sure who that is 😂
Personal update: I've joined Anthropic. I think the next few years at the frontier of LLMs will be especially formative. I am very excited to join the team here and get back to R&D. I remain deeply passionate about education and plan to resume my work on it in time.
Not sure what happened to Gemini Pro recently, but it seems to lose context within the same thread. 4 prompts into a conversation, it entirely forgot the first prompt, thereby giving me a generic answer rather than one that fits the context of the thread.
Anyone seen this too? I started noticing this about a week ago, and it's been consistent since.
Interesting that so many mainstream podcasts and people talk about Anthropic releasing at such a fast pace…
OpenAI has been absolutely smashing it with releases this year but at much higher quality. Plus their model family is substantially broader (proper voice, image etc).
Anthropic making so much money is just a function of them being ahead in coding 12 months ago and enterprise moving so slowly (+ annual contracts).
I don’t have a dog in the fight but at this point it’s just Google vs OpenAI.
I’m using a thin wrapper script that grabs the next available port starting at 3000 going up.
It then saves all ports (api, vite, expo) to a fit ignored .agents.dev file that is mentioned in the AGENTS.md.
Codex then automatically reads the file and knows where to go for UI checks. So do I.