Working on a ChatGPT app that renders an interactive 3x3 Rubik's cube. Maybe this should teach you how to solve a cube and improve your solve times? Lot's of possibilities! lmk if you'd be interested in this launching on the official store

Roasted!

Claude Code: Your approach is actually more elegant for this case since everything it needs is already stable. No flaws — ship it. Me:

I just spent multiple hours of my PTO time configuring ESLint rules. WTF is wrong with me??

Your feed is only AI posts now

ChatGPT just got confused and switched topics mid conversation to something totally unrelated from a separate chat thread I had the other day. I have mixed feelings about it remembering things long term now.

Be the kind of engineer that introduces a security vulnerability through a markdown file.

The highs and lows of chess at low Elo.

Hey! I’m doing research for a new product in the home services space. Have you had an HVAC, plumbing, or electrical issue in the past 12 months? I’d love to hear about your experience (how you found a pro, what was frustrating, what went well, what matters most to you). I'll keep

Do you ever wonder why your frontend changes aren't updating only to realize you're not running your vite dev server?

I find @dhh to be such a likable person that I think I'm going to try Rails again soon... I had an unpleasant experience my first go-around, but in hindsight, that may have more to do with me bastardizing Rails to fit my prior patterns than the framework itself.

Has anyone encountered an issue with @tan_stack Router's automatic code splitting causing code in a route file to import from the entry point to your SPA (creating a circular reference)? I have this gnarly issue going on and am having a tough time getting to the bottom of it.

I love people that love people that hate people that hate people.

"You're right, I did completely make that up."

The first time you read Gödel's incompleteness theorem and realize mathematics can never be both consistent and complete. https://t.co/SPIeCOwnB9

I think people don't realize that building something from scratch is the easiest part of a project. It's the long term maintenance spanning multiple teams, years, and business changes that's hard. When I see a complex design, the anxiety I have is around the latter.

For an orthonormal matrix, the inverse and transpose operations are the same. That fact is coming in really handy right now for a side project I'm working on.

I wish the X algorithm penalized blatant engagement farming. Definitely some regretted user minutes reading BS that doesn't matter on my timeline.

Layoffs are a failure on the company's part to run their business well. Why do we just accept this as normal? If I ran a company and had to lay people off, I'd feel like a failure and rightfully so. Stop working for companies that do this garbage behavior regularly...

He's not wrong, you know. If you have high code coverage and you're still shipping bugs to prod all the time, the problem is YOU, not the code coverage. Stop sucking at your job and write good tests, lol.