I haven’t seen a way to serve a React app and an API together that’s this simple and straightforward. Hono is amazing.

unpopular opinion: Fellow products try too hard to look expensive, but end up looking like high-tech trash cans I'm sure the coffee is great tho

Automating onboarding is not worth it. I’ve spent years trying to keep READMEs, .env.example, Makefiles, setup\.sh scripts, CodeTour, architecture docs and other things updated. Nothing beats a 1h-call with a senior developer on the team.

ok fine which WebKit wrapper y’all using

I can’t believe people are meta-prompting 3 LLMs just to build a feature

ai will almost certainly wipe out a massive number of jobs. but it might end up creating even more, & even if it doesn't it won't matter in the long term. this elimination is good. it’s progress. it frees humans from rote, bullshit labor, & hands time back to thinking,

software development was never about solving the problem in front of you it's always been about solving it in a way that doesn't make the next 10 problems harder agents are excellent at the first part

there's a certain kind of grief when something you spent years getting good at becomes... optional

we're about to find out the difference between "open" and "democratic"

increasingly less interested in what claude and codex built and more interested in what it couldn't

testing an undocumented feature in OpenCode today

I love how LLMs can make small changes sound important

until vendors agree on a standard, should we even commit .codex, .cursor, etc at all? in general, the more I work with agents, the more I think these configs are part of a personal workflow rather than shared repo tooling a generic undefined saying "you are

deeply regret not learning vim a few years ago juggling between cursor, terminals, opencode (another terminal), and browser is giving me headaches the IDE feels too heavy now, I just want a tiled terminal + chrome

> "AGI is coming" > ships a waitlist

after prompting LLMs for 20 min, I found the fix in a github issue from 2024. glimpses of the past.

sonnet 4.5: "this is trash, think harder" opus 4.6: "respectfully, could you please consider another option?"

my takeaway from this is that AI amplifies whatever your team/org already is orgs with low motivation, weak culture and process debt now ship bad decisions at 10x speed

ghostty's quick terminal solved the "where do I put the opencode/pi agent window" problem and I don't think I can go back