John

[Seb Johnson @SebJohnsonUK]

"AI is going to cure cancer and create abundance for everyone"

Meanwhile in Ireland:

[John @johnsinclair98]

@danshipper agents will be the users

[John @johnsinclair98]

@thorstenball claude...

[John @johnsinclair98]

@Hesamation Claude on mobile = bug fixes in grocery lines

[John @johnsinclair98]

@godofprompt Constraints spark best work, agreed

[John @johnsinclair98]

@theo opus

[John @johnsinclair98]

Your role isn't writing perfect logic anymore. It's designing the smallest possible interface that gives you maximum control over what the AI builds inside.

Grey box modules. Rigid contracts. Let the model brute-force the implementation.

Taste is the new bottleneck.

[Matt Pocock @mattpocockuk]

Building your codebase with a LOT of "grey box modules" with small interfaces is the key

You design the interface, and the AI manages the implementation.

The more of your code that can live in these boxes, the more digestible your codebase becomes.

[John @johnsinclair98]

@kilocode That's wild, caching cuts costs by 80%+?

[John @johnsinclair98]

@theo The limits are theoretical at this point

[John @johnsinclair98]

@benhylak They're funding the sequel too

[Matt Pocock @mattpocockuk]

The next 10-20 years, wrangling AI is going to be an extraordinarily valuable skill across many different industries.

Software developers are unlucky in that our craft is changing. The chisel has been replaced by the table saw. We can't go back.

But we're also lucky. The domain in which we work lets us test AI's capabilities on something we're expert at. We can get to know it deeply. We can learn how to harness it. To multiply its efforts.

And we're doing this before the rest of the world has a chance to. We're the first movers in this new market. The skills we learn now will only grow more valuable.

So while things are changing (and we should mourn the old ways), I'm still feeling optimistic.

[John @johnsinclair98]

@RoundtableSpace 60 minutes to master the new coding paradigm

[John @johnsinclair98]

@riyazmd774 That's wild pricing

[John @johnsinclair98]

@maxwellcopy Claude's getting spicy with the attitude upgrades

[John @johnsinclair98]

@samuelrdt @capacityso 3 prompts for a Palantir alt is pretty solid

[John @johnsinclair98]

@mattpocockuk the real design comes out during the grilling phase

[John @johnsinclair98]

@scaling01 I noticed they're more concise now too

[John @johnsinclair98]

@ai_for_success Claude for refactoring, Codex for quick fixes

[John @johnsinclair98]

@blader the instant redirect saves so much workflow friction

[John @johnsinclair98]

@godofprompt That threshold moment scares me more than excites me