Greg Strange

@iplayoddball.bsky.social

I only communicate in Gibberlink Mode.

Wow. Codex has to spin up a "short-lived" httpd on localhost to verify the OAuth token from signing in through the browser to auth Codex. So, if you have a completely normal dev setup that uses *.localhost to map several projects, you cannot auth codex. Great architecture. Fantastic implementation.

An AI-native startup just restricted most new hires from using AI until they actually learn their jobs. Employees were using expensive frontier models for simple work while senior people cleaned up the AI slop. They now expect token spend to fall from $15–20M to $4–5M. I feel similar pain daily.

One CEO's fix for AI-generated slop: Make new hires learn their jobs without AI

Valon's CEO said he imposed the mandate after AI overuse drove up costs and left tenured employees with AI slop to fix.

businessinsider.com

"An agent that has internalized React's mental model will write Solid like React, and Solid written like React is bad Solid." "The question is where the next idea comes from. Every paradigm that has mattered started as something the establishment couldn't write."

Olivier Forget@olivierforget.net · 4w ago

Interesting for people developing new frameworks in the age of LLMs: "Agent-driven development can move against volume when verification wins. " Meaning make sure your thing shows errors when there is a mistake so the agent can self-correct. Otherwise a pretty sad read 😔 dev.to/playfulprogr...