the "you guys are doing this unsafely, i have to start my own project that will do it safely" cascade feels on tier with homer, the bible, troyes in terms of its depth as a narrative archetype

day one of migrating from nixos/kde to omarchy: oh, i make "web apps" and manage them with hyprland instead of navigating tabs! (i'm also migrating from firefox to chromium to see what i'm missing, but i miss trydactyl so far. i know there's vimium i haven't set it up yet)

AWS wouldn't be down if they use form- <I am instantly shot in the head by a sniper>

if codex hangs for 30 minutes is that cuz it got routed to some Turbo Thinking Model internally?

i like claudecode better than codex, but i think codex's pricing model is a bit more "loss leader" vibes so it's more moral

i had to do a subagent and i was like "is this the day i regret doing inspect-ai over pydantic-ai?" then nope inspect has a `call agent as tool` thingy so we're all good

its become clearer and clearer that i'm neglecting and snoozing on DSPy

i've been vibecoding harder and harder, but still haven't hit a 10k LoC day :/

its pretty terrible that spotify lists the years of records as their "remaster" or "rerelease". why am i going to wikipedia to know when records came out?

codex hides info about the specific bash commands its running from you, and claude code doesn't. feels like another "openai wants you to actively be dumber" thing, where extremist UXcels don't think users should have to think at all ever.

i love vibecoding cuz of stretching and physical therapy

i wonder what this statement means for the prospects of an SL5-grade cloud stack

ELP power move: putting the song with the most radio potential of your first album at the end of the record and making everyone listen to your scifi bullshit for a half hour before getting to the pop-adjacent one.

me vibecoding my AI security schemes

at a category theory talk today. I asked a clarifying question about what examples consist of, and was told the things I have in mind are examples of examples. 🫡

i think honestly heavy vibecoding in teams makes it harder to pass on implicit knowledge and intuition, at least insofar as the diffs are too big for a human to bother reading