I DID IT!! I'm so happy 🥳🎉🥳🎉🥳 Bronze to Mythic using an algorithm I wrote to make 100% of drafting and deckbuilding decisions. Coming in at Mythic rank 106 with the following stats: record: 105-54 (66%) trophies: 7/23 (30%)

Anybody have good technical blogs they can recommend? Not looking for company blogs, but passionate people that write frequently.

Hey @AnthropicAI and @trq212, a quick request for the skills you package: set these up to use @astral_sh's uv with script specification for dependencies. This way you don't have to worry about skills with conflicting dependencies nor having claude try to install things.

Andrej has such a well-regularized and calibrated world model, and his speech decoder is not excessively RL trained allowing for high mutual information with the WM. Very cool

My flight has free starlink wifi, and it’s fire! No lag on copilot or Claude code. Easy streaming YouTube with no lag. Really hope this becomes the norm.

did you mean... π-thon?

I love hand-crafting release notes. I've always been against most automated changelog tooling. I think changelogs are a boundary point where humans read what other humans should write. It's a social experience as much as it can be on the internet. But the Ghostty 1.2.1 release

This is *nice*

We're growing the uv team! uv is one of the fastest-growing developer tools ever, built and maintained by a small, talented team :) Write Rust, for Python. Full-time, open source, remote. We're very well-funded and in it for the long haul. Link in next tweet 👇 or DM me here.

Over these next few years it's going to become more and more important that you resist letting slop consume you. Keep creating. Keep learning. Keep thinking.

I co-led the development of the decklist for this alongside @Em_TeeGee! Had an absolute blast locked in a conference room jamming islands playtesting new ideas. I hope people enjoy it, long live blue mirrors 🐟 #wotcstaff

Agentic coding is a skill that scales with your technical knowledge. The best engineers I know are way better than me at using Claude Code too.

Libghostty is coming. 👻 The first library will be libghostty-vt: a zero-dependency (not even libc!) library that provides an API for parsing terminal sequences and maintaining terminal state, extracted directly from Ghostty's real-world proven core.

Going to draft this cube again today and have 1 slot that just opened up. If you can meet up in NYC at 6pm today to draft this cube, DM me.

I just set my default for it to be toggled off now. It’s mostly distracting. If I know I’m going to want it, I can toggle it on.

Ghostty 1.2 is now out! macOS Tahoe support, command palette, graphical progress bars, custom cursor shaders, background images, quick terminal on Linux, global keybinds on Linux, localization to two dozen locales on Linux, and hundreds more changes.

@gfodor I absolutely love writing code, just not equally across all types of code.

1 week in, and, uhhhh, I now do this regularly. I’m currently not home and forgot to leave my laptop on and am frustrated I can’t try out something. My use of Instagram and Twitter has plummeted. Now when I’m bored and out my brain goes to “do you have any ideas” first.

Almost nobody ends up doing full end to end from scratch. But it exposes them to the full stack while they’re learning about where they want to go. And it forces them to appreciate the complexity that separates learning things from actually putting them in the real world.

cs231n is one of the most common resources I give to junior DS/MLE that come to me about how to get started. I usually say “take this course, but pair it with a personal project you build end to end all the way from data collection -> actual deployment … and use git”.

So, I can code productively on my phone now?!? If I replace scrolling on whatever with messing around with ideas, I’ll be so happy. Will report back in a few weeks if this ends up being as nice as it seems.