IMO Jared has exactly the right take. And most people knee deep in building with AI *should* have a similar one.

The best UX for AI HAS to bake unreliability into it (we recently heard this same thing from Hursh Agrawal at Browser co)

LLMs, unlike traditional programs, are

hate to see it

Absolutely HUGE ship from Mark Otto. From writing, to visuals, to code 😮‍💨

On Pierre we just rolled out a new flavor of an old feature that we're calling 'Drafts'…

Drafts are meant to be a home for your writing, as an engineer.

Write a quick note for later, manage a personal todo list, or even evolve something more formal like a TDD with

Last month we shipped this thing I'm obsessed with that we've been calling 'Magic Branches'… basically entirely generative, collaborative surfaces that we spin up for ALL changes at push time.

(Think Arc's mobile pinch summaries… but on `git push` for any change you

I don't think I have reported a bug or pain point (no matter how small) that Pierre hasn't fixed same day.

I aspire to be as incredible as the Pierre team, bug-fix in 20 minutes AND sent me a private link to the PR to let me see the changes made 💕

Watching the Node.js doc made me want to publicly be on twitter again. A decade ago I deleted my twitter account (@ryah) - back then node's growing popularity caused a lot of noise that I didn't want in my ear. But that was long ago - seems fun to have a public profile now!

Merge queues are the wrong way to ensure a stable main branch in trunk-based development.

Merge queues are like eager locking a database: They prevent a scenario that itself is very rare but while doing so slow down the common case all the time

A 🧵 about how to do it right

Whipped up new docs for Pierre this week. Nothing major, but as a React novice still, I consider it a small win that I was able to do a good amount of this myself in Next.js. pierre.co/docs

prompt engineering being the next wave continues to be hilarious to me.

all you left brained engineers, who built your career on rational, analytical and logical thinking… RIP 🪦

The future api is lazy, inconsistent, and literally responds best when you send it a :)

I feel like nate parrott is a whole step level above the rest of the industry at interaction design right now.

And he's SHIPPING, it's not just demoware.

Early Loren Brichter levels of fuck you up.

'i haven't done a tech event since probably 2014 lol'

BUT this seems like THE ONE.

Excited to hang tonight – if you're in SF come say hi 👋

ai interpretting my rage code commits is an ai use-case i can get behind