Watch this 100x developer use Codex… it’s insane
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But if haven't touched Claude code in 5 months, how can you compare? Those change fast
Watched the whole thing. Most of it is two builders agreeing with each other about how AI changes everything. The "only moat is brand and community" / "SaaS is dying" stuff is the standard founder-incentive talking point, and Pietro's plainly talking his own book (he's shipping a Codex-integrated product). Take the strategy half with salt. That said, two tactical bits were worth the runtime: (1) the keyboard text-replacement prompt library. Short triggers like debug/PR expanding to full prompts, OS-synced so they work across Codex/Cursor/Claude Code and on mobile; and (2) plan with a high-reasoning model using an "explain it to a junior dev, then write the plan for that junior" prompt, then switch to a cheap model to execute. Both are usable today regardless of what you think of the rest. Net: skip to the workflow segment (~36:47+), skim the philosophy.
TLDR: "Tokens are eating SaaS": The interviewer probably asked whoever that guy is to say this so he could use it as clickbait; all the relevant conversation regarding that phrase summarizes to one of those "in the future, SaaS will be replaced by agents" tweets. "Watch this 100x developer use Codex… it’s insane": He's using an expensive model to plan a task and a cheap one to execute it. This is apparently revolutionary because for some reason, in the 1000x efficiency era, chat interfaces still haven't implemented switching models mid-conversation. He also re-discovered keyboard macros, which laughably is the only real "100x" in the video, a feature that's been around since the last millennium. Edit: punctuation.
Great interview. I noticed MCP and "free" wasn't mentioned once tho.
“Claude is too bloated” that’s why I use Pi
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this was a nice interview, especially the typing complete feature
His palms are sweaty, knees weak, arms are heavy
Bro could smell a Sunday roast on Wednesday 😂
nice to get this perspective
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But if haven't touched Claude code in 5 months, how can you compare? Those change fast
Watched the whole thing. Most of it is two builders agreeing with each other about how AI changes everything. The "only moat is brand and community" / "SaaS is dying" stuff is the standard founder-incentive talking point, and Pietro's plainly talking his own book (he's shipping a Codex-integrated product). Take the strategy half with salt. That said, two tactical bits were worth the runtime: (1) the keyboard text-replacement prompt library. Short triggers like debug/PR expanding to full prompts, OS-synced so they work across Codex/Cursor/Claude Code and on mobile; and (2) plan with a high-reasoning model using an "explain it to a junior dev, then write the plan for that junior" prompt, then switch to a cheap model to execute. Both are usable today regardless of what you think of the rest. Net: skip to the workflow segment (~36:47+), skim the philosophy.
TLDR: "Tokens are eating SaaS": The interviewer probably asked whoever that guy is to say this so he could use it as clickbait; all the relevant conversation regarding that phrase summarizes to one of those "in the future, SaaS will be replaced by agents" tweets. "Watch this 100x developer use Codex… it’s insane": He's using an expensive model to plan a task and a cheap one to execute it. This is apparently revolutionary because for some reason, in the 1000x efficiency era, chat interfaces still haven't implemented switching models mid-conversation. He also re-discovered keyboard macros, which laughably is the only real "100x" in the video, a feature that's been around since the last millennium. Edit: punctuation.
Great interview. I noticed MCP and "free" wasn't mentioned once tho.
“Claude is too bloated” that’s why I use Pi
Try Oxylabs for FREE: http://oxylabs.io/DAVID
this was a nice interview, especially the typing complete feature
His palms are sweaty, knees weak, arms are heavy
Bro could smell a Sunday roast on Wednesday 😂
nice to get this perspective