I'm late to the party, but this is how I feel using Gemini at the moment.

Gemini don't you start that BS.

I've started telling Claude "It's correct!" Let's see how he likes it.

Within 3–5 years, the best developers won’t be those who mastered a programming language. They’ll be those who can effectively: ➀ Command specialized LLMs, ➁ Deeply understand their business domain, and ➂ Make critical architectural decisions.

Anyone even use Open AI for code anymore?

You know that stage of <development/> when you start regretting the choices you made a year ago…

I had to take my 5-month-old daughter to the hospital for the 3rd time in a few days... (She's alright.) But luckily my team took care of a huge release and also this promo video while I was absent. That's why you should have a team! A team that takes responsibility!

Hey, PHP haters. It's not dead. Version 8.5 is out, now. I love the new pipe operator (|>), the URI extension, and the upgrades to constants. But that's not it, there's a lot to unpack here. I wrote about it on my blog:

Cloudflare is hiring because someone's getting fired.

I thought cloudflare was suppose to keep things up and running.

Do any of you correct your spelling mistakes to AI?

Asking finance and Devs to work together is like herding cats in a dog park.

I’m thinking about building an email application. Email will be the window to agentic everything.

Is it okay to take credit for work your AI did for you?

--dangerously-skip-permissions 👍

It's actually better to just manage your own time, especially for the small things that need doing. I'm ditching ClickUp, Monday[.]com, all of it.

Looks like today is an IT day. ... and not by choice.

Clearing out old chats is worse than cleaning out old emails.

Are your bosses watching you: 1. Code 2. Chat Which one do you think will keep you employed?