Jack Morris(@jxmnop):I used to walk around thinking about code. I could "see" the code in my head. It was pretty cool. If there was a bug I could often click straight into a specific file and fix it with no other context, like a type of muscle memory. Now I think in prompts. I'll be cooking dinner and recall something codex said to me, then imagine myself typing a prompt back. thinking in prompts seems strictly more embarrassing than thinking in code. not sure if I'll ever go back though

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Jack Morris@jxmnop

2026.08.10 02:42

I used to walk around thinking about code. I could "see" the code in my head. It was pretty cool. If there was a bug I could often click straight into a specific file and fix it with no other context, like a type of muscle memory. Now I think in prompts. I'll be cooking dinner and recall something codex said to me, then imagine myself typing a prompt back. thinking in prompts seems strictly more embarrassing than thinking in code. not sure if I'll ever go back though

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