Jordan Dingle

I am a design engineer passionate about the web and technology. I enjoy music, snowboarding and learning new things.

[Hubert Thieblot @hthieblot]

The founder's life:

– Try something new
– Get punched in the face (repeat)
– Pivot from the "brilliant" idea that failed
– Lose sleep, feel entirely alone
– Hear "no" 1,000 times
– Realize that nobody will save you

Keep going anyway.

That's the job.

[beginbot 🃏 @beginbot]

my computer science professor used to always say:

"captchas are an aristocratic gatekeeping mechanism meant to keep the poor bots separated from the rich bots"

I never knew what he meant until now

[Gergely Orosz @GergelyOrosz]

Super interesting detail from inside OpenAI:

The company hired a bunch of ex-Meta people. Some of these people wanted to invest heavily into internal tooling teams (Meta did it, worked great)

OpenAI leadership resisted, saying that in an AGI-first world, there will be no internal tooling teams.

And they were right: now, with Codex, there's a massive internal tools explosion, without having any internal tooling teams!

[Jordan Dingle @dinglestein]

@beginbot Deja Vu

[beginbot 🃏 @beginbot]

now that they're hooked on the new model

decrease the token efficiency

[Anton Osika @antonosika]

Creativity is becoming the only moat in building great products.

[Peter Steinberger 🦞 @steipete]

Two months ago, we started the mission to “build OpenClaw with OpenClaw,” and bit by bit, we moved everyone from using their local coding harness to using https://t.co/ZFauM82U4k - our shared agent that knows what everyone’s working on and orchestrates it all.

Multiplayer coding + infinite compute with nodes and cloud sessions has been a game changer for how we build.

Local harnesses feel like relics of the past now.

[Theo - t3.gg @theo]

Rough tier list of where I'd put every major model right now

[Scott Tolinski @stolinski]

This is the most important video I've ever made.

In this, I explore the negative and positive mental health effects of AI coding, with data and expert commentary.

https://t.co/GPx7sJaJ5y

[gum @gumvape]

an idiot in motion will go further than a genius at rest

[Addy Osmani @addyosmani]

The gap between idea and execution has never been shorter. Which means the quality of your ideas has never mattered more.

[Jordan Dingle @dinglestein]

@dhh -69 points for Gryffindor

[Whiskey Web and Whatnot @whiskeywebfm]

The Future Called. It's Using CSS2. https://t.co/zkEtW1XyGd

[Jordan Dingle @dinglestein]

@mchlhess Kekw

[maria @maria_rcks]

I solved the model picker problem, no need to thank me Tibo

[Mitchell Hashimoto @mitchellh]

I had early access to 5.6/Sol for ~month. Sol is my default. It is faster, plans/judges just as good as Fable, and I think produces better overall work. I’ll reach for Fable still for highly targeted debug or performance work with clear reward functions.

A cheeky way I describe Sol vs Fable to my friends is that Sol is a charismatic, efficient, talented coworker you’re jealous of. Fable is a genius recluse that is brilliant at its fixations but doesn’t go out, doesn’t date, and you don’t want to hang out with them much lol.

Fable is undefeated at highly targeted debug/security/performance goals. It’s a sight to behold and I was never able to get Sol to push as hard in this category. I’ll keep using it for this.

Sol is better or comparable at everything else, in my experience. Give it a shot, it’s hard to describe but it’s just more enjoyable to work with.

(Disclaimer I have no financial ties to either lab, wasn’t paid for any of this.)

[Syntax @syntaxfm]

Help, CJ has gone rogue.

[Ben Dicken @BenjDicken]

TLDR

[Jordan Dingle @dinglestein]

@Una @Spotify We need this feature! Please 🙏

[Una 🇺🇦 @Una]

Is there a way on @Spotify to turn on "Parent Mode" where it knows "sure I'll play Hop Little Bunnies and Baby Beluga occasionally, but I don't actually want that kind of music on my Discover Weekly?"