I really enjoy the night. Babies have fallen asleep, and I can vibe coding. this is how I relax.

Wrote a nvim+tmux startup script, now it automatically opens the left explorer and right Claude Code with a single command. Pure keyboard operation, feels much better.

This is incredible. I can see more and more kids getting involved in Vibe Coding, they can create things that solve their own problems and bring their fun ideas to life.

This is incredible work, love it.

I totally agree with Santiago. Do not listen to those asking you to quit coding. Those salespeople are trying to hook you on their product and make you dependent forever. Invest in your own growth, don’t become a slave to tools. They say AI will replace programmers, but if

The combination of neovim + tmux is getting more and more comfortable. Middle: Reading and hand-coding some code Right: Running Claude Code Bottom left: Small window executing some commands I can switch between different areas entirely with the keyboard. it's also very

I asked nano banana to get me into my favorite arcade and this is what happened... all the details on how I made this video using visual prompting on freepik, below 🧵👇

Before the AI boom, I was a big fan of all JetBrains tools. I subscribed to them for many years. When Cursor became popular, I didn't like the VSCode family, but Cursor was so useful that I almost stopped using JetBrains IDEs. In fact, after Claude Code and Codex CLI came out,

Taking care of my kids really makes me stronger. I often hold one kid in each arm, and they each weigh over 10 kilograms. I also have to do a lot of housework, so I move a lot more than when I worked in an office. I've also been very healthy and rarely got sick this year.

Codex is so reliable that I don't trust Claude Code much anymore . Every time it messes up I have to turn to Codex to fix it. For my workflow, two ChatGPT Plus for coding and one Claude Pro for smaller tasks is enough . However, I still prefer Claude for documentation , as its

For anyone new to programming, I recommend starting with introductory videos on YouTube. A good strategy is to choose videos that have very high view counts. These videos have a few key advantages: - Clear Explanations: They explain complex topics in a very simple and

TypeScript is a powerful language I use to build all types of applications. My preferred stack is: - ​Mobile: Expo - ​Desktop: Tauri - ​Website: Next.js - ​Backend: Supabase ​This stack allows me to build efficiently across all platforms.

So cute 🥰 My twins and cats

I’ve used Mac for ten years, it’s my best investment.