Greg Reinacker

@gregr
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Founder of Tradervue and NewsGator.
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Show threadGreg ReinackerFeb 18
@brentsimmons I’ve noticed this as well - although once I gave up hope and just rebooted, and that worked…so, that’s my advice. 😂
Show threadGreg ReinackerFeb 16
@danielpunkass @steipete haha - like an earn out, but in reverse! 🤣
Show threadGreg ReinackerFeb 14
@stroughtonsmith for a recent personal site I did, I ended up asking Claude for some mockups, then picked the one I liked and told Codex to implement something like it. :)
Show threadGreg ReinackerFeb 14
@brentsimmons wait ’til they hear about SMTP!
Show threadGreg ReinackerFeb 7

@nolan reading the comments on your blog, and to a lesser extent here, I’m struck (again) by how many experienced engineers keep their heads in the sand about how good this technology is, and how fast it’s improving.

“It’s not a better coder than me.” “We’ll always have to review their code.” Today - maybe. Tomorrow? Not a chance.

Show threadGreg ReinackerFeb 7
A sort-of related popular example, @steipete has also recently mentioned committing much of his code without looking at it, in Open Claw.
Show threadGreg ReinackerFeb 7
If an application is observably correct, does it matter what the code looks like? As a long time software engineer, my instinct is “yes it matters” - but maybe not? If a human never has to look at the code, do we care?
Greg ReinackerFeb 7

RE: https://fedi.simonwillison.net/@simon/116030108431644256

Fascinating engineering from StrongDM. The comments to Simon’s post are interesting too - several “obviously you must review the code, LLMs hallucinate, lol” takes, rooted in today’s model of software development. I would encourage naysayers to think about this with an open mind, and consider how quickly our LLM agents are evolving.

Show threadGreg ReinackerFeb 4
@christianselig they’re just slowing you down to make sure your check’s gonna clear. 😉
Show threadGreg ReinackerFeb 2

@matt_birchler huh…had no idea! Doesn’t seem to work for me on Tahoe, though - it focuses the window, and gives me tile outlines to e.g. tile left/right.

EDIT: haha, that was a critical edit there 😂 - cmd+drag does indeed work! Great tip!