I'm wondering how many engineers got promoted after this change 😂

MDArena: Collaborative Markdown editing, powered by Git. Edit together in real time, with every change backed by a full Git history. Built with Rails, Inertia, and Vue. github.com/AliOsm/MDArena

Normal Slack messages with Ibraheem Tuffaha 🥛 😂

Your monolith isn't the problem Your lack of boundaries is Split it into 20 microservices and you don't fix that You just get 20 distributed mess with more latency

I reverse-engineered Claude Code's binary. Found a flag they hid from --help. --sdk-url Enable it and the terminal disappears. The CLI becomes a WebSocket client. We built a server to catch the connection. Added a React UI on top. Now I run Claude Code from my browser. From

FINALLY I found something on this 😍

I just added this to my Claude settings, and Claude Sonnet usage started to increase 🚀

Faster Cache is better, right? Wrong! Memory is much faster than disk But cache latency is not just memory access You also pay for network, serialization, and compression When 37signals introduced SolidCache, Basecamp moved from Redis to an SSD backed SQL cache Reads became

My desk setup after Opus 4.6 release Who needs a keyboard anymore? 😂 Feels like we don't write code now We prompt, review, and decide what deserves to ship

Even after migrating to InertiaJS, our Rails monolith MilkStraw AI is still dominated by Ruby, which makes up ~75% of the code.

Managing development environments with Mise is really DX enhancement 🚀

I read the entire Claude Code settings file so you don't have to Here are the "interesting" parts 👇 Powerful configuration! Yet slightly unhinged 🫠

The 3-Year Savings Plan Trap Amazon Web Services Cost Optimization Hub says: "Commit for 3 years. Save up to 60%" Very tempting Two months later: • Your workload changes • Your usage drops • You are only utilizing part of the commitment But you are still paying AWS for all of it

I was writing a blog post about implementing a Sonner in Rails + Hotwire, then I remembered that I don't have a place to post it on. So, I created Alirator. Zero-build bilingual (AR/EN) personal site template controlled by a single YAML config file. github.com/AliOsm/alirator

Claude spent ~hour, and ~140K tokens debugging a bug MilkStraw AI, while I was doing the same thing. It wasn't able to get anything close. I found the bug and fixed it. 7 characters were missing from the code. Proved, engineers are not obsolete yet.

When you finally delete that code instead of fixing it