Most bugs aren't from bad code — they're from **missing states**. Statecharts + actor models saved me from endless edge cases. For the next 90 days, I'll share one insight a day on how actors + charts make complex systems simple. Feel free to follow along.

Please stop mixing source and derived state in your domain objects. I know it's convenient, but it risks drift and subtle bugs. Instead: - Keep only source of truth in your model - Derive everything else when you need it

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some more experiments with css and js

If you're vibe coding, ALWAYS implement tests first and create rules to enforce proper type safety. Here is my go-to prompt I tend to re-use throughout my workflow whenever I need to reset the context: "Avoid `any` types and if necessary, replace with `satisfies`. Do not

SolidJS makes more sense if you use XState or an actor-based model in your apps. React had its run, but it doesn't make sense for me to use it anymore.

Web Dev has so many nice things. Latest discovery: Wallaby. Runs tests in the background, shows state right next to the code.

Also, AI absolutely is a blessing. Incredible what it can do. Incredible when it Just Works. But we're still a million miles from AI obsoleting all programmers. And it doesn't feel like we've gotten that much closer to the promised land in the last 6-9 months.

What are OKLCH colors? https://t.co/5ELMmVEOWf

Learning mode in Claude Code shows you the path, but lets you walk it by leaving strategic sections for you to implement and build your skills.

god i hate clueless recruiters "I don't see AWS In your CV, why didn't you put it in?", it was inputted as "Amazon Web Services" "I see you didn't use ReactJS in that job", that job experience mentioned NextJS multiple times *i mention that i know Rust, Go and TypeScript but

With MagicPath, you can go from idea → 3 working UI variants in a single afternoon. No manual design work. No boilerplate. Just prompt, refine, and export real, working code. In my latest video, I show exactly how I use MagicPath to speed up iteration and get user feedback in

This is awesome. Pair-programming with AI agents ("learning" mode) is going to result in higher-quality, more maintainable code. Don't go full autopilot with AI coding agents. Not worth it IMO.

<Router> <Wrapper> <Container> <Provider> <Component>

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when chatgpt makes you laugh that's an llmao

Use XState’s delayed (after) transition instead

me and claude debugging code me and claude wrote

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You have no idea how fucking amazing this is. 90% of people don’t act on their ideas. And for the few who do, 90% give up too early. Making $1K/month with little startups built solo is already top 0.1%. The problem is social media only showing you the top 0.1% (the guys