voice mode orchestrator in codex is... pretty slow but its such a pleasant way to work, esp for quick clean up / polish tasks.
I can see this mode of working being absolutely magical once its smoother.
(ai youth pastor)
you know who *else* assumed sacrificial and accepted explicit yes to permadeath so that we could all be erased of our firstflagPOISONED?
@alexkehr@grok try swapping the couch and the desk, with the desk facing into the room. less glare, better feng shui, you can enjoy the view to the side
@BrettFromDJ@VladShumovv ^
starting in a nocode builder has been super helpful to visualize how elements stack & nest & interact. a lot clearer than than devtools (for me).
building the basic architecture manually gives me a clearer mental model and makes debugging things a lot easier.
Got it—based on this photo, it looks like you’re standing beside a statue of Ozymandias, a great and well-remembered King. If you would like, I can help you plan a tour of the surrounding area to explore the notable achievements and landmarks associated with his reign.
anyway, these are loose & early thoughts.
I would bet that there is probably a v important role for ~human~ designers to play in this rapidly changing landscape, to create these bridges to the future and hold people's hands as this wave of new tech comes for every single sector
ai dev is changing so fast, i feel like i'm far behind on the latest best practices, models, and tools if i'm not on top of it for just a wknd
but then i remember that even years after figma overtook sketch, i still encountered people in the wild that designed ui.. in photoshop
and try something else,
even though that something is "better" in almost every way. resistance to optimization isn't usually rational. it's scary and annoying and emotional.
my fav moment of the substack debate in sf was making eye contact with the kind elderly bartender and tipping extra while @Noahpinion and @bcmerchant argued about whether robots should take our jobs to a crowd sipping champagne
San Francisco is so not back. That was one of the winning arguments at Substack's Utopia Debate, which brought the internet’s favorite punching bag — us — to the stage.
📝: Ezra Wallach https://t.co/YzjriVwUdC