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OpenAI released GPT‑5.3 Codex Spark, a Cerebra‑served coding model that delivers roughly 1,000 tokens per second and enables near‑instant code edits while trading off long‑horizon reasoning and multimodal inputs. DeepMind upgraded DeepThink with the Althea agent to autonomously generate and verify mathematical proofs and to scaffold research workflows in physics and computer science. Anthropic closed a $30 billion financing at a $380 billion post‑money valuation amid dramatic ARR growth, rolled Claude CoWork out to Windows, and faced intensified policy scrutiny.
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Last coding stream, I mostly cleaned things up with the current suppressor I have. In this stream, I'll actually create a new one (maybe two!).
https://github.com/JasonBock/Rocks/issues/396
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AI is making developers dramatically more productive...so why is everyone so exhausted? In this episode, Scott talks with Steve Yegge, legendary blogger and creator of Gas Town, a multi-agent orchestrator he describes as "Kubernetes for coding agents." Steve shares his theory of the "AI Vampire," that working alongside AI drains human energy Colin Robinson-style (What We Do In The Shadows), even as output skyrockets. They dig into what happens when you're managing ten or twenty Claude Code instances at once, who actually captures the value of a 10x productivity boost, and why the most important thing developers can do right now might be to close the laptop and go for a walk.
Code reviews are one of the most powerful tools teams have for maintaining quality — but they're also one of the most emotionally charged parts of the development process. With AI coding agents generating more code than ever, the review bottleneck is growing fast. But what if AI-assisted reviews could not only keep up with the volume, but actually be kinder about it? Scott talks with Nnenna Ndukwe, Developer Relations Lead at Qodo, about how AI code review is evolving beyond glorified linting into something that understands context, catches what matters, and delivers feedback developers actually want to read. They explore what happens when the same AI writes and reviews its own code, and whether thoughtful AI review can make code review culture healthier for everyone...not just faster.