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Steve Yegge
@Steve_Yegge
I've been in the industry for O(40) years and have written O(1M) LOC. I don't think I'll ever write O(another) line again, but I'll be launching more than ever.
加入 December 2011
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Also before I head home to my fast network, while I'm enjoying this speed remotely, I'll add that I've only begun to scratch the surface with Rex. For instance I just found that it has a built-in channel for the agent to communicate its program status, like if it's blocked on a question. It's going to be a game-changer for building your own agentic orchestrators and IDE-type systems.
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I deleted my Superlogical tweet because I'm a dumbass, so here we go again. I've used it even more since the last post. @Superlogical's Rex will take the world by storm next year. I got into the alpha. It's insanely fast, very easy to use, and it solves a problem I didn't realize even had a solution: agents going through five to six layers of terminals and shells. For me, Rex replaces three layers of ancient terminal emulation with a lightning-fast, modern terminal emulator that can replace ssh/mosh, ghostty, and tmux, eliminating the jank I see in my current stack. I run Emacs with 20+ agents and it drives terminals about as hard as you can, and in Rex it feels almost local from a hotel across the U.S. This is serious software for serious users, and has all the hallmarks of the quality we always saw from HashiCorp.
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