Adam Stachowiak

And so I'm taking those 17 of those areas, and I'm thinking deeply, and I'm spending time learning, and I'm not in a rush to get to the end.

I'm kind of settling in the means in a way.

I'm learning about different protocols or a different way of doing things or just zooming out a little bit to being like, wow, you know what?

This is actually – I hadn't played with that.

I hadn't considered how I would connect to this, and I just sort of like –

So steep, I would say, steep in that craft part of it is learning about what's possible and then making a decent plan and then executing that plan.

That's kind of been my ground there is just really just enjoying that learning process again.

And the process of like making something and iterating with it, discovering, learning, discovering, learning and shipping.

That's been quite fun to kind of solve my own problems because there's been areas where I've just haven't like I have never built this much software in my entire life than I have in the last six months.

I built a ton of software, largely behind the scenes, but that's okay for now.

But I think as I level up and as AI has obviously leveled up, we're only a few months away since Opus 4.5, which I think is what changed the world for a lot of folks.

That was a major step function in the right direction.

And now it's like, well, the world really is a developer's oyster.

Yeah.

5.3 is an outstanding model.

Well said, well said.

I'm personally getting some really good enjoyment from Codex.

GPT 5.3 has been really cool.

I feel like when I play with that thing, it spits things back to me.

I'm like, can you explain it to me like I'm five?