Four months ago, we hosted a small MilkStraw AI event Group photo. T-shirts. Casual conversations What surprised me wasn't the event itself It was the amount of love and support From Jordan From the Middle East in general There's real hunger here For tech For startups For

Who would have though that AGI was just well-organized markdown all along

The Epstein situation is not only about minors or consent Some things are degenerate even when "legally" allowed We should not normalize them. Ever

Just discovered Mutation Testing, and I’m honestly blown away! 🤩 In an era where AI writes both our business logic and unit tests, how can we truly trust the coverage? Mutation Testing is the answer, it “tests the tests” by intentionally mutating the code to see if your suite

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Software built in Silicon Valley Branded in the US Written by global talent

Me waiting for Claude to release "Sonnet 5" next week to fix the mess I created with "Opus 4.5"

5M parameters used to feel expensive a few years ago Now 7B feels cheap How did AI get here so fast?

Coding with AI be like 👇 But everyone thinks developers are scared of AI coding skills The opposite is true Great developers love it when AI one shots the code No back and forth No prompt tweaking No dragging the model to understand what you meant The frustrating part of AI

It took Amazon Web Services 21+ years to add this label! The AWS Console now shows the account name in the top bar Millions of engineers have almost nuked prod because of this For years!! This is AWS UX. Obvious problems. Ignored forever. At MilkStraw AI, we’re doing the opposite

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

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

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

One more reason to NOT buy an overpriced Mercedes! 🙂

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

Why is Anthropic still hiring engineers, even though 100% of their code is written by AI?

2% left, 2 days till reset.. I guess I'm taking 2 day off!

When you finally delete that code instead of fixing it

Feels good to be back!