Bro how was the show Silicon Valley so consistently 10 years ahead of its time 🤣

2024 to 2025 openai: introducing 45 new models anthropic: introducing a breakthrough coding model every month google: introducing 14 crazy versions of gemini with 138413 different use cases tim cook after adding background-filter: blur(10px) to buttons and tabs

React hooks are full of footguns that make it easy to introduce bugs in your code. I have trained hundreds of developers on React and how to use React hooks effectively. Here are a few of the most egregious and common ways people misuse hooks. 1/n

still dont trust an llm to write css, but it is my lawyer and doctor

My experience has been similar. I basically have an unlimited budget to use it and do take advantage of that. It certainly helps, but with a large codebase, it requires a lot of manual context management to get decent results. And goes off the rails often.

As you get older, it's amazing how fast bird-watching creeps up on you...

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85 years in the making 💥 #DCI2025 | Boston Crusaders

I must decline your offer for a product demo. It poses a conflict of interest. The interest in question? Preserving my will to live.

actual footage of my PM trying to assign me a jira

when bro suddenly starts submitting PRs with detailed descriptions, correct grammar and casing, and testing steps

coding with an llm makes me write way cleaner code. i'm not lazy to break components down, experiment with an abstraction and then revert if it doesn't work out, make changes across 15 files at once etc.

trying to ship anything at a large company

there's mountains of research demonstrating that multitasking feels faster but output is actually slower there's even negative correlation with people who self report as effective multitaskers vs their actual ability now put that in context with running a dozen coding agents

people who actually work on b2b saas never talk about it because the shit you're forced to do is fucking embarrassing

Hate to say it, but the functional programmers were right. LLMs love code with explicit inputs/outputs and no side effects.

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Claude: Hey, mind if I grep -ohP "useEffect\(.*?\[\K[^\]]+" **/*.tsx 2>&1|tr ',' '\n'|awk 'NF{$1=$1;a[$0]++}END{for(k in a)print a[k],k}'|sort -rn|head -20 Me: ... yeah go for it dude

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