Claude Code is for tasks that require interaction. I don't think I can multitask on these. Context switching is too overwhelming. I'd rather use the time to think - be the navigator to my pilot. (AI is the pilot.) However there are tasks that AI can handle by itself - and for

The older I get, the more I realize that anxiety feeds on idleness. You’re anxious because you’re not doing anything. When you take action, you starve anxiety of the oxygen it needs to survive. The answer is found in the action.

Learning moderation is harder than quitting cold turkey. Nothing wrong with indulging once in a while.

Did you know that instead of .nullable().optional() you can just use .nullish() in zod?

Everyone needs to hear this…

I would feel much more energized if my days started with a standup. My apps are now supporting myself. It's time to build something that'll support a small team.

what I love about Rails+Claude combo is that I can reference routes just by copying page url: on this page http://localhost:3000/projects/whisper-memos/emails can you make each table cell clickable so it's easier to navigate to the email?

Inspiration for your next iOS app.

I'm programming in 28.3°C

very cool

genius idea. Borrowing this.

Guys, don't do this. It's not so hard to learn the basics of Git and deploying to Vercel. If you want to use a VPS, there's Kamal which makes deploying super-easy. Competence feels nice.

Very excited to announce Sync Conf 2025 in SF in November! We have an incredible line up of speakers of companies including Notion, Figma and OpenAI who sync at scale. Hope to see many of you there! Get a ticket while they are still available!

For those of local first nerds and Ink & Switch fans: This is the paper co-authored by Nintendo .DS_Store Geoffrey Litt Peter van Hardenberg Martin Kleppmann inkandswitch.com/peritext/ Thank you for laying the technical foundation for block-based, rich text CRDT for the world.

switched from Docker desktop to OrbStack, much nicer to look at

the worst thing about mechanical keyboards (even low profile) is that you need a wrist rest, otherwise your wrists are in uncomfortable position I'm so happy with glove80 which solves this problem

AI as the Pilot, Me as the Navigator When people talk about pair programming, they usually use this “pilot and navigator” analogy. The pilot’s the one at the keyboard, typing out the code. The navigator sits next to them, not typing, but thinking a bit further ahead, noticing

does Claude Code get stupider as you approach the limits?

Progress on spinus.io today: ✅ Sending newsletters (using Postmark's bulk endpoint to send in batches of 500) ✅ Segments with customers that performed event with a certain attribute ✅ Campaign to send an email after user leaves negative rating in Whisper Memos

congratulations - zed looks much nicer than cursor