claude: "You are absolutely right!" gemini: "The model is overloaded. Please try again later." well at least gemini is cheaper and I can keep hitting the retry button i guess 🤷‍♂️

so... programming languages are just structured prompts? 🧐

Current LLM setup: 1. deepseek reasoner/chat as daily driver - pros: very cheap, fast enough, smart enough - cons: relatively small context (128k), no image input 2. gemini 2.5 pro when bigger context/image input is needed - pros: big context (1M), still cheaper than claude

macOS Tip: combine images or PDF files into one PDF. Select images/files > right click > ‘Quick Actions’ > ‘Create PDF’

Idk why people use drizzle, it’s not even v1 😈

This is so wrong. If nobody keeps track, how come I see everything in DataFast ?

Me sitting here quietly, phone in lock screen, Safari playing in background... I bought the phone why should i pay anything more

i18n is hard

Github Tip: Use `act3` to quickly see the status of your last 3 runs in Github Action

Git Tip: GitLens's File History is nice but what if your editor doesn't have it? Use lazygit by Jesse Duffield `lazygit -f <filepath>`

Debugging. Software is everywhere and there’s a chance you notice something broken in a tool you use everyday. Knowing how to fix something will make your life better, or the app developer’s life better, or both. Regardless, you’ve got your way to freedom.

When your app calls API to validate license key but your users have Proxyman

Observation: SourceTree was the git client that clicked for me but ever since using editor with integrated git like vscode/cursor, i have never used a separate git client. Perhaps because my git ops are pretty basic. From most frequent: status, log, diff, pull, push, check out,