Kernel driver developer Rene Rebe became 100x Engineer with AI

Basically, nothing new. AI is FORCE AMPLIFIER. If you were already good, it makes you good.

If you sucked before, your AI output will still suck.

This guy was Anti AI when i first started watching his streams, he coded Linux drivers by hand using C.

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u/muchsamurai — 2 months ago
▲ 616 r/codex

A 'Mythos level' GPT 6 next week!

GPT 6 / "Astra" is released next week. Leo is 100% reliable leaker and has insider info on model releases, gets it right most of the time!

https://x.com/synthwavedd/status/2085365276640702915

Basically new model will be BIG, so called "Mythos/Fable" level pre-train. Current GPT models are very good and almost 'Fable level', but they reach this with amazing post-training. With new pretrain model will be "smarter" by default like Fable and great for interactions on architecture and discussions, big picture analysis, driving GPT 5.6 models for coding, etc..

And with OpenAI's capacity it might also be suitable for coding, unlike Fable, which is limited.

u/muchsamurai — 2 months ago

FFMPEG is now AI slop guys

Its over they are using AI for systems C code in FFMPEG we are cooked

its now slop

u/muchsamurai — 2 months ago
▲ 649 r/codex

GPT-6 coming next month (new base model/pretrain)

Source: https://x.com/synthwavedd/status/2074886230018568582

Leo is very reliable AI insider. His information is usually mostly correct, not LARPer. You guys can double check all his info and make sure.

So basically we are getting GPT-6 next month, new pretrain and "big model".

u/muchsamurai — 3 months ago
▲ 151 r/codex

GPT 5.5 is now lazy fuck just like Claude. TIBO HELP!

I switched to CODEX and GPT back in October because it was not lazy, it did not take shortcuts, it did not hallucinate as much as Claude and was my workhorse. Before it was mainstream even. 5.2 XHIGH was my goat.

Last days though it acts like Claude and i am very disappointed. Instead of doing work it takes shortcuts, implements half-assed features, documents everything as "blocker" instead of adding missing pieces, even when i directly tell it to adhere to instructions and implement missing parts.

When i tell it that missing parts must be added instead of declared blocker, it then says oooh right you are absolutely right. It acts like Claude. Has been like this for last several days.

Please, OpenAI. Don't turn it into Claude. I beg you.

P.s

Rate limits on other hand are very good for me. Spamming XHIGH/HIGH on fast mode and i cant reach rate limits even on big ass project for few days now

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u/muchsamurai — 5 months ago

Introducing Sloppy, a new TypeScript runtime and framework (all in one!)

Hi there guys. I was experimenting around for few weeks and made this new TS/JS runtime.

It is not production ready yet. But you can play around and see how it is different from Node, Bun and Deno.

https://github.com/RtlZeroMemory/Sloppy

Here is short TL:DR

Sloppy is trying to bring a more serious, batteries included development experience to the JavaScript ecosystem, closer to what developers expect from .NET or Java/Spring.

It is not trying to be another Node/Bun/Deno clone. The idea is different: runtime + framework + compiler-aware tooling, built together.

Sloppy includes, or is actively building toward:

* pre-compilation and static runtime metadata
* compile-time checks for routes, contracts, ORM models, and framework metadata
* HTTP routing and request/response handling
* OpenAPI/contracts
* authentication and authorization
* logging, health checks, metrics, and management endpoints
* first-party ORM and migrations
* background jobs / scheduler
* cache and output cache
* WebSocket / realtime primitives
* WebHooks 
* HTTP client factory with resilience policies
* Streaming API's 
* Cursor based data streaming from database 
* Redis integration
* TestHost and TestServices for serious integration testing

Ask any questions and clarifications in comments, i will gladly answer.

This project will keep growing/improving and being maintained.

Some feedback would be appreciated

u/muchsamurai — 5 months ago