When I worked for Rob Harr, he would often say “Software is hard,” and in the age of AI-assisted dev that axiom is still true. Software is for humans, and while there are universal patterns, there are also varying situations. If we share edge cases, we can help guide the AI.

The most annoying bugs are those introduced while fixing another bug. 😖 🐛

There are generally 2 types of LLM users, those that use it to learn everything , and those that use it so they don’t have to learn anything.

I'm using workspaces in Conductor as a scratch pad to-do. Have an idea, make a workspace, move on.

I probably archive more workspaces in Conductor than actually get merged in, but the ability to explore an idea separately and quickly is invaluable.

New thing I'm trying. Got a server. Using claude to make ansible to lock it down and setup claude/opencode/tailscale on it. Specifically running opencode web and librechat. I'll preconfigure some mcp's and various things so all box out staff can use it for cool stuff. I love the