Unpopular opinion: Learn Assembly before diving into C.

There’s so many tools. It’s so early. Don’t over-invest in your AI stack. Take what you absolutely need. Consider the inner context engineering of the tools you use as a learning tool. Can you improve on it to match your personal nuances by engineering the context differently?

We spend years getting comfortable at companies building consensus. Then, we join the dictator and finally ship something that matters..

“I vibe coded this in 8 hours” You probably shouldn’t say this to people you are selling to..

Quote of the day.

I just published a new blog post about my experimental programming language side-project: pointersgonewild.com/2025-08-03-cre…

LLMs are trained to imitate patterns of language, not to discover or verify truth. So, when asked to speak as an expert in an area where perceived experts have a widespread misconception, the LLM will parrot that misconception, adopting the register and vocabulary of experts.

Today is the deadline to apply for the fall YC batch.

I compiled Top 45 of the most Successful start-up landing pages You can use it to: • Find inspirations for your product • Learn the landing page layout that works Want the design file? To receive, Like, Follow + Comment "FIGMA" and I'll DM it to you. (Retweet for Priority)

want to increase the click area without messing up your layout? try `:after` with `position: absolute` + `inset: -{value}px` this creates a larger, invisible hit area around the element, making it easier to click without changing the layout

Don’t program for the tomorrow that may never come Don’t over engineer stuff you might needed Architecture is overrated, simple design is underrated

Is there a prompt to tell an LLM not to do things you didn’t ask for?

The ‘we are building an ai xyz solution for ai companies’ thing make me laugh - surely ai can built that for the ai company - lol

We’re honored to welcome our esteemed special guest & keynote speaker for #RCI25, Charles Nutter - here to inspire and expand the horizons of what’s possible with Ruby. Get ready to discover how JRuby can open new possibilities & redefine what you can achieve with Ruby.

Startup life is glamorized. Before I started: - earned 7 figures from jobs, freelancing, and consultations - worked 8-10 hours and 5 days a week - dreamed about working for myself Now: - $0 MRR - working 14-15 hours every day of the week - having a constant fear of what if I

AGI - for sure - hey LLM create me a JSON structure according to this schema. LLM: here you go a string that’s what you wanted right? Um - no

I'm super excited to travel to Jaipur next month for #RubyConfIndia! I plan to visit Delhi and the Taj Mahal as well, but I can extend my trip if you or your company would like me to stop by and talk shop. I don't make this trip often... now's your chance! buff.ly/TUulMYb

𝗖𝗼𝗱𝗲 𝗶𝘀 𝗮 𝗧𝗼𝗼𝗹, 𝗻𝗼𝘁 𝗮 𝗦𝗼𝗹𝘂𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 Before writing a single line: - Understand the business outcome - Explore workarounds (documentation, training, process) - Ask: "Can we fix this without a pull request?" The moment you assume code is a must, you're entering

Your UI isn't broken. Your thinking is. 7 design principles from The Design of Everyday Things that every PM must know (or watch users churn)👇

I met a developer this week who hadn't heard of Smalltalk. We fail ourselves by not learning the innovative things that came before. Smalltalk might be the rejuvenation your programming soul has been longing for. It is different enough to warrant study. blog.devgenius.io/a-little-small…