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Always bet on Astro
Cloudflare just donated $150,000 to support Astro's open source development as our newest official hosting partner. Thank you @cloudflare! 🚀
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I liked the original PostHog website. But this is true insanity, in a good way. I wish this becomes a new trend
i've spent the last six months building the most insane thing in my career: a new PostHog website. and in about 12 hours, i'm going to push it live. but it's not just a redesign - it's like an operating system in the browser. the level of detail is insane. no normal company
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Tbh there's no good color here. I'm glad I got a black 16 Pro, sticking with it for a while
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In July I ran my AI workshop using Claude Code, as it was the thing everyone was raving. Now the vibe is shifting tho. I had mixed feelings lately and many people do too. So I have a few ideas for the next edition coming later this month. What AI tool / model are you using?
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Git, do you use merge or rebase? Both
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Git, rebase vs merge
I started using `rebase` instead of `merge` and now I understand why people were telling me to use rebase
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everytime a startup shares a picture of their clean and designed office i am reminded of these pictures
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Folks, wait: we may still have a job
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Tip #1 wash your hands
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the perfect stack, by far: laravel
the perfect stack, by far: Bun React Router 7 Tailwind v4 shadcn/ui TanStack Query tRPC Better-Auth Drizzle PlanetScale Postgres Self-hosting on Hetzner
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@webdevcody I get why agents feel great at first. I used them a lot, but lately I have felt again that this is not the way I want to work. Like being just a manager for something that constantly screws up and forces me to clean its mess. I get it that they write code faster, but otoh I’m not
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After using it for months on all my devices, I can say: Brave is truly a goated browser.
Giving @brave a serious try as my daily driver now. I did have to tone down a few things, and dismiss some offers, but I absolutely love that it's got built-in ad and tracker blockers! Pairs really well with HEY's shield too 👌
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=== I *love* writing code. Unfortunately, writing code with AI takes that away for me. === So true But we can still code without AI No one can steal that from us
I've been writing code since 1994. I've done it in a dozen different programming languages, and 90% of the time, I haven't gotten paid for it. I write code because I love writing code first and foremost. The pay has always been a nice byproduct. Yes, the money is nice, but I
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I like this. I don’t want to build something I’m not interested in, but other people need. Sounds boring. I want to find an idea I have that resonates with people.
Make people want what you build.
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One of the best features of AI in coding no one is talking about: you can now understand any codebase, any file, any line of code, just by asking. That’s the most important piece for me.
Here's how to become a better programmer in 2025 for $200/month: 1. Find an open source project you like. 2. Clone it locally. 3. Get Claude Code Max ($200/month). 4. Let Opus 4.1 loose on the codebase and have it explain to you how things work. Repeat this process with
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I think I need a home office like this to go into lock in mode sometimes
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Stripe thought they were playing 4D chess by buying @lmsqueezy LemonSqueezy collapses, bugs everywhere, focus gone, the team working on Stripe’s own MoR (now a full year?) Competitor removed, market cornered 🏆 But here’s the thing about killing a competitor 😬 🤭 You also
big news we’re ripping out our stripe dependency entirely, to instead treat it purely as a payment processor only our own, brand new, billing engine will open the door to a lot of new possibilities in the billing space - coming soon
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