Christian Sparks
@csparks1919
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founding eng, agents @omnaraai formerly worked on @cloudflare workers builds and mcp things
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Joined July 2017
another model to haphazardly scatter emojis across my entire codebase
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yeah, i don't think the ai is gonna help fix the 500 internal server error
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spot when i got hit with a 2s blocking rerender of my entire page
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one time i hit 2,652 tabs open at once in firefox back in high school through normal usage and i've been chasing that high ever since
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I've been doing this and honestly not too terrible with the right tooling. I think I'd generally prefer pure TS, but with * uv * Python schemas -> auto generated JSON schemas w/TS defs * Mise with tasks for language agnostic monorepos it feels pretty nice!
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"notion sucks use obsidian" "just use apple notes" "emacs org mode" "google docs" "fuck linear" when i start a company you will be putting .txt documents in a storage bucket like god intended
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i look away one second and claude code has already snuck in "moduleResolution": "node" into my damn tsconfig
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drives me insane that there's like 100ms of lag with Spotlight's new Liquid Ass animation so my first 1-2 keypresses frequently get dropped this might be what finally converts me to raycast
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listening to the new machine girl album and my uber should be legally allowed to accelerate to 100000 mph
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Next.js right now feels like a weird paradox. You can’t fetch data in Client Components, but you also can’t mutate Server Components once they’ve mounted. So we’re left in this awkward middle zone where you create these tiny Server Components that just fetch data, and then pass
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This feels like a REALLY neat way of sharing mobile/web React code. Also would allow things like hotfixing your UI without pushing to the app store (not sure if this is kosher by apple standards)
What if you could render react-native apps fully on the server without any bundler tricks? cc/ @zebassembly @csparks1919
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update: GPT-5 finished early and failed worse than sonnet 4.5
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time for me to aimlessly browse the internet because i'm doing my 10000th hail mary with GPT-5 high reasoning after sonnet 4.5 failed to solve the issue (it's not going to work btw and this is mega cope)
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will github still have a heinously broken UI? yes. do stacked diffs more than make up for that? also yes.
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github after they make stacked diffs
RE: Stacked Diffs on @GitHub After discussion w @ttaylorr_b, we can implement stacked PRs/PR groups already (in fact we kind of do with Copilot) but restacking (automatically fanning out changes from the bottom of the the stack upwards) would be wildly inefficient. To do it
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What if your server components had interactivity and didn't require bundler tricks? cooking up an idea with @csparks1919
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