Some good old airplane-mode programming No copilot, no voice control, no AR/VR, no AI augmentations, no cybernetic implants Just VIM and the sunrise

This is the single most useful line in my system prompt: "Please ask questions and confirm assumptions before generating code." Absolute game changer! Saves me at least 1 hour every day while vibe coding! 🤯 Share your's please!

people misattribute this incentive problem to ads when it’s native to ~all web scale products

mfs who keep tweeting with 0 likes fear nothing.

You're absolutely right! I need to keep the auth requirement

powell is monitoring the situation

"The user is absolutely right, I made a mess out of the codebase with my negligent changes. I am deeply sorry and am shutting myself down."

Bots now account for over half of global internet traffic, per FORTUNE

Flibbertigibbeting...

YC changed my life. Glad I didn’t stop applying after the first 4 rejections. Apply today.

its a good thing thing there arent hundreds or even thousands of parables through history across all continents and cultures that warn against using dark sorcery to raise a simulacrum of the dead

curious about the training data of OpenAI's new gpt-oss models? i was too. so i generated 10M examples from gpt-oss-20b, ran some analysis, and the results were... pretty bizarre time for a deep dive 🧵

aw that's nice, my library got some books for when the AI founders drop by

Kudos to Supabase for this "Last used" badge on the login options! I've never seen this before, but it's so simple & elegant. I hope it becomes standard practice across the web!

i think about this chart a lot. it's a great reminder of what product design is about.

A Palestinian child's life is worth as much as an Israeli child's life.

Don’t be surprised if China offers Terry Tao the chair of the mathematics department at Tsinghua University. And all the funding he wants. Because it is possible for the US to fumble the bag as the destination for global talent. And indeed it is fumbling that bag right now.

do yall remember this paper lol. how come we're not forcing models to be little guys anymore

In the 90’s, we used to think of and depict technology as green. Somewhere around 2006, we decided technology was blue.