cc @nathanwchan you may have thoughts on this

I am creating my first iPhone native app and am spending an obscene amount of time on state management. Can't use Swift Data/Cloudkit mirroring because I have shared records. What do people use for state management?

One thing that agentic coding tools need to figure out is how to keep the user in flow state. It's like getting up to get coffee while you wait for your code to compile, except you are compiling all day.

One thing that's boosted my productivity with codex is to configure sound a bell when it needs my input. I found checking the window distracting in the same way as checking your phone to see if you got a text message. Here's how I did it: https://t.co/5NvmkMKRBm

Ezra Klein on Charlie Kirk: “You can dislike much of what Kirk believed and the following statement is still true: Kirk was practicing politics in exactly the right way. He was showing up to campuses and talking with anyone who would talk to him. He was one of the era’s most

GPT-5 seems like a stronger coding model than Opus 4.1 (esp. for iOS dev). But Claude Code’s UX? Way better than codex. I pay Anthropic more, but get more value from OpenAI. My latest hack: spin up CC subagent that calls Codex to review its plan. Others mixing models like this?

I am proud to announce that today Stemma officially steps into the 🤖🧠 AI age! Discover Assistant is now available! In the demo, you'll see: - Table query context made accessible to any users - Summary of transformations in the Lineage Graph Demo:

Super excited about this release, with a deeper dbt cloud integration, auto-describing data based on column level lineage and a really intuitive way to engage with lineage. Thanks to our customers for endless feedback on improving this - we have a lot more to do.

This resonated with me - found it in @MikeFisher_Fish's newsletter: https://t.co/qqoVcJa3pG https://t.co/MVVv5wd4nh

On GPT: "tools end up numbing whatever part of our body they amplify. I think this is true as the hammer allows us to pound in nails but I lose the feeling of the nail...No doubt these new tools will numb our mind to writing & programming but it will also amplify our abilities"

.@_abhisivasailam talking about modern data team starting with recent trends

Heading to NOLA for Coalesce. If you are there, let me know - would love to meet up!

Here is the follow up to a great conversation about properly modeling data in the modern data stack with Chad Sanderson.

If things are not quite clicking between your devs, your data engineers & analysts, Chad Sanderson and I try to dig into that in this post.

Tristan's related post https://t.co/fnUxkk70bo Would love to hear what you think.

Enjoyed reading @jthandy's recent roundup "In search for new standards". However, I think there is one more option than the two presented in the article (which are consolidation and open standard) - integration service. I share that in more detail

What exactly is the difference between proactive and reactive approaches to data management? When does one make more sense over the other? All that and more in this blog post.

Hear @_abhisivasailam's talk on Modern data teams and the forces transforming them.

Thanks for having me, Emily - I really liked @JustinBorgman's episode:

https://t.co/DAlAb1sTRT