Personalized software means technical people don’t want your solution anymore. They want theirs. I’m betting that attractive SaaS is going to be solutions that integrate cleanly into what they have going on.

What I don’t know yet, is how far people will take building their own thing. I’ve gone very far, but I don’t think most would do this, and it’s still very possible that I’ll be backpedaling in a few years.

Who knows.

Codex’s Sol model is doing really, really well. I haven’t decided if it’s better or worse than Fable, but it really feels like all the power without the calories right now.

Me: god it’s so hot in my office
Also me: every video card I own is running local AI models in my office

I need a server room 😅

#ai

Trying out Claude Design to help me build the sales page for my upcoming AI development for non-coder’s course. So-far, I’m impressed by how much easier it is to use than working directly with Claude code for the same task.

If AI creates slop, AND AI doesn’t create anything new, the only conclusion one can draw is that AI was trained on slop. 🤔.

That’s totally how it works, right?

Okay, so credit where credit’s due. Codex correctly assessed a very obscure issue deep in PHPNomad’s codebase this week with a Siren client on a specific type of host.

It correctly nailed the actual problem in 1 session, and a week later I was finally able to prove it, and get the bug fixed.

Not saying Claude couldn’t do it, but it felt like it had more…tenacity, maybe?