Just realized T3 Code can automatically update remote servers, too. If you’ve ever had to handle those updates yourself, you’ll understand why that matters.
Cool ship! It's faster than my port (ts-rust aka tsc-rs) in most things. I heard that they wanted to ship earlier but delayed because my --fast mode beat them 🤣
That said, it looks like tsrs is the real winner
Today, I hit a serious bug while running long Codex and Claude Code sessions. Every app running under my user account on my Mac died. I still don’t know which session caused it.
I checked memory usage and found fseventsd consuming a lot of memory, so I restarted my Mac. Then I told both sessions to continue. Every app died again.
For context: the Codex session had been running for about 30 hours and had lots of messages. The Claude Code session was also long-running and managing a large number of subagents. I haven’t yet isolated which one was responsible.
I see huge potential in scriptc from @vercel Labs. If the performance is good enough, I’d switch my go-to language from Go to TypeScript. Easier code sharing alone is a compelling reason—and TypeScript has plenty more going for it.
New from Vercel Labs: tsc-ts
TypeScript was written in TypeScript
Then rewritten in Go
We ported it back to TypeScript
Compiled it with scriptc
And it's 2-4x faster than tsgo
Had a video call with @devjiwonchoi from the Next.js team today and shared plenty of tips for AI workflows. I recorded it in Google Meet and plan to write a blog post about it.
I’d gotten so used to my workflow that I thought Sonnet + Sol could handle everything.
Then I tried Astra on a task demanding both deep knowledge and strong reasoning. The plan made it clear: Astra is smarter than Sol.
Next, I'll try Opus 5.5 once Astra finishes.
I’d gotten so used to my workflow that I thought Sonnet + Sol could handle everything.
Then I tried Astra on a task demanding both deep knowledge and strong reasoning. The plan made it clear: Astra is smarter than Sol.
Next, I'll try Opus 5.5 once Astra finishes.
my worry about all these Codex resets is that when the resets are done, people are going to hate OpenAI and constantly yap about how horrible they are
Giving free stuff away always seems to bring the worst people to your platform
So many devs seem to think that the $100 and $200 subscription plans are how Anthropic and OpenAI make their revenue.
There are companies spending over $500 MILLION a year with Anthropic. Your subs aren't even a drop in the bucket.
Today, Zephyr Cloud Inc. is launching Labor0, part of The AI Platform family.
Labor0 turns broad engineering requests into dependency graphs, runs ready work through Codex, Claude Code, or OpenCode, and brings important decisions back to people.