A lot of devs are about to discover that knowing how to code isn't nearly as valuable as knowing how to identify a problem, build a solution and convince someone to pay for it.
The industry is shifting from code engineers to product engineers, whether you realize it or not.
The industry is shifting from code engineers to product engineers, whether you realize it or not.
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@Pirat_Nation Sony is being run by children. All they had to do was keep the discs. They brought this on themselves. More hacks.
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I'm doing this because I love it
who wants to be a millionaire?
i actually want to know if your account on X is worth $1M
go check this out myaccworth.com
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Today was my last day at the Chinese Communist Party.
I was responsible for approving Mbappé's memes.
Unfortunately, I misunderstood the assignment. Open to new diplomatic opportunities.
I was responsible for approving Mbappé's memes.
Unfortunately, I misunderstood the assignment. Open to new diplomatic opportunities.
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Today was my last day at Microsoft.
I was responsible for the 60,000 voluntary redundancies.
Unfortunately, I accidentally included myself in the spreadsheet.
I was responsible for the 60,000 voluntary redundancies.
Unfortunately, I accidentally included myself in the spreadsheet.
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@alexandr_wang You can't suppress the footage forever Alexandr. We all know what really happens in those data centres bro. Don't make me release the dossier.
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@Polymarket Be a good boy Mbappé and do what John Cena did. You'll be fine.
youtube.com/watch?v=z88zeQ…
youtube.com/watch?v=z88zeQ…
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Bro the wealth will trickle down once we reach AGI bro. This time it's different bro. The billionaires actually care about us bro. Please bro, just one more data centre.
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Is it just me or does Anthropic's stock already feel nerfed? It hasn't even IPO'd yet but I swear it was performing better last week.
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Don't worry everyone. Microsoft offering 60k employees voluntary redundancy just means they'll finally have enough money to finally fix Windows.
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I asked Codex to design some branding for my app and the brief was "tech meets gangster" and this is what it created. One of the worse things ever. You'd see this on the back of a lifted truck or something.
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Just learned that Google is removing third-party email account support and aliases in January 2027. Wtf? This was such a good way to create new emails pairing it with Resend and being able to have them all inside the Gmail app and UI.
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I'm seriously digging the branding that I've got cooking for my app. I usually don't like a lot of the stuff I create branding wise because I'm not a designer.
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You can really tell how much AI has helped with shipping based on my Github contributor graph. I definitely feel like I've been shipping more.
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You can just build shit so easily now.
Working on Offset: a memory workbench for macOS and Windows. Find values, trace memory paths, build reusable tables, and export standalone control panels.
Started with "what if I made a memory editor?" and got a bit carried away.
Working on Offset: a memory workbench for macOS and Windows. Find values, trace memory paths, build reusable tables, and export standalone control panels.
Started with "what if I made a memory editor?" and got a bit carried away.
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NEOCLOUD
Pretty much.
As of the past few weeks, debt markets have almost entirely shut off access to money for any company that doesn’t have substantial revenue independent of AI data centers.
SpaceX closed $40B of debt for GPUs, but we’re investment grade and have Starlink & launch revenue.
That means the 200+ neoclouds are going to see guppy-level death and consolidation. Some will make it through, but not many.
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If you're serving a life sentence because you're a convicted murderer you don't deserve rights.
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Biggest underrated Codex feature is image gen. I love how I can build something and build branding for it too. I'm working on the sickest branding for a new app right now.
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Despite the horrendous usage limits, you can't deny that Astra and other OpenAI models are pretty forgiving comparatively against Claude models which seem to have been restricted in the past few days around reverse engineering.
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@iamjasonlevin A man doesn't ask if the water is deep enough. he finds out on the way down. The just do it video is an instruction manual bro. People are too scared to be like this anymore.
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I think Anthropic are nerfing Opus 5.5 limits. First time since launch I've hit usage limits with it. This model felt endless, I used to have to use Fable to get near the limits. I guess it's over now.
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@boneGPT Getting flashbacks to high school when we would make jungle juice and get absolutely trashed at the cool house where the parents bought everyone alcohol.
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Asked Codex to build a Windows version of the bridge app needed for controlling some hardware and because I am doing it on a Mac, it worked out it could test via Github and use the pipelines for a Windows environment 💀
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Claude Opus is starting to refuse decompiling stuff. But GPT-6 Astra will happily decompile stuff and you don't need Daybreak access either.
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Given how everything is getting attacked right now because of vulnerabilities and stuff, I'm not sure I'm quite ready to give Grok Bot my cards, logins and personal details.
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This is one of the reasons I still heavily use Codex: the computer use is off the charts. I'm currently using it to build a desktop bridge for an app that fills a massive in demand market people are willing to pay for to control a hardware device.
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Just when you though 2026 couldn't get worse. My Chemical Romance are being sued by the Dallas Cowboys.
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I'm surprised PHP wasn't hacked sooner. The budget and team size is tiny. We brought this on ourselves. How is PHP not being supported by large companies that profit off it like @envato people tell smack about WordPress but it's one of the biggest sponsors.
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I thought OpenAI fixed this and yet it keeps on happening a lot today. You can't trust Codex to run overnight because it'll probably hit this and just stop.
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Hit 69 testers on my unreleased iOS app and 26 on my Android app. I've got a good feeling about it. Turns out most people use iOS, it's harder to find Android testers. Almost at 100 people testing, which is incredible.
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Today was my last day at @AnthropicAI.
I spent over a year working on Claude Code and strongly believed in the mission.
Unfortunately, during a routine refactor, Claude identified my position as redundant and eliminated it.
I spent over a year working on Claude Code and strongly believed in the mission.
Unfortunately, during a routine refactor, Claude identified my position as redundant and eliminated it.
Community note
This is a satirical post. The author has not worked at Anthropic. It parodies real farewell posts today from Claude Code team members Thariq (@trq212) and Anthony Morris (@amorriscode), who did leave after working on the product.
x.com/trq212/status/…
x.com/amorriscode/st…
x.com/trq212/status/…
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Looks like Elon and the team worked out time travel. Incredible. Next rev share payout is going to be in the past.
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God created the universe in six days.
On the seventh, He rested.
On the eighth, He decided to rewrite it in Rust.
On the ninth, a 19yo with an anime profile picture told Him He was using the borrow checker incorrectly.
And that's why God invented Hell.
On the seventh, He rested.
On the eighth, He decided to rewrite it in Rust.
On the ninth, a 19yo with an anime profile picture told Him He was using the borrow checker incorrectly.
And that's why God invented Hell.
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Today was my last day at @Railway
I was responsible for keeping everyone's environment variables safe.
Unfortunately, there was a minor incident involving customer secrets (including encrypted ones) falling into the hands of an attacker.
I was responsible for keeping everyone's environment variables safe.
Unfortunately, there was a minor incident involving customer secrets (including encrypted ones) falling into the hands of an attacker.
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DJ Khaled told us the key to success was having a MAJOR KEY.
Years later, developers are still committing their API keys to public GitHub repositories.
The man literally told us what to protect.
Years later, developers are still committing their API keys to public GitHub repositories.
The man literally told us what to protect.
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YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND. I JUST TYPED ONE PROMPT AND IT BUILT THE WHOLE FUCKING THING. LOOK AT IT.
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