spotify-tui: Spotify for the terminal written in Rust 🚀
There are no limits anymore. Anyone can do anything. The only limiting factors are agency and ambition. Never has a college degree, work experience, network, even the accumulation of knowledge been worth less. You can just ship things.
Most of coding was never about writing code. AI is just making this more obvious. You no longer need to recall syntax, function structure, boilerplate code, or even API endpoints. That’s the easy part and AI is very good at it. The hard part was never typing. It was always t…
Today we’re shipping 3 more updates for Claude Code: - Claude Code on Android - Hotkey model switcher - Context window info in status lines https://t.co/Xw1alRL04r
mac-cleaner-cli: Free macOS CLI to clean disk space — caches, logs, Homebrew, Xcode. Open-source alternative to CleanMyMac
Unpopular opinion: Current code review tools just don’t make much sense for AI-generated code When reviewing code I really want to know: - The prompt made by the dev - What corrections the other dev made to the code - Clear marking of code AI-generated not changed by a human
Here's a collection of useful patterns I've found after vibe-coding 150 different single-file HTML tools over the past couple of years https://t.co/CXs38rwO92 https://t.co/UuN4EfupAs
Built a markdown CMS inspired by @leerob's post. - @convex backend for real-time updates - @Netlify hosting with instant deploys - Clean markdown editing experience - Copy as markdown for pages and blog posts Demo + code: https://t.co/1IJUWrwBKv Repo: https://t.co/DxQxPyZ1ko …
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I'm thinking about this a lot lately — did we only ever create abstractions to avoid duplication, and now is maintaining duplication actually not really a problem? I'm working on this very componentized marketing site kit product we're building and can't shake the feeling that m…
Agentic coding did change my brain in terms how I think about code - especially the terms. It *weaves* features in, it's all *shapes* of code. It *traces* through it. What other terms did you learn?
New article! What do you do when profiling your code shows the slowdown isn't in your code, but deep in the kernel? Why, you grab the kernel source and go spelunking. How a routine profiling session turned into a Linux kernel patch: https://t.co/RsCFKBHqDP
gccli: Minimal Google Calendar CLI
These are both the same lesson: agents don't need database servers for small amounts of data. https://t.co/jhsOXvw4uk
lt: An unofficial TUI application to view & interact with Linear.app issues
@pk_iv Needs a Kanban :) https://t.co/Lu56qjMRCc https://t.co/bFl8XxoXIK
Recommended viewing https://t.co/UeM1kVGLZZ
Setup guide of you use mom or any other agent that can install stuff and has Bash and a network connection. https://t.co/9rVTX4o9Mk Mind the security implications. Containerize. Don't have data in the container that should not be leaked.
I love mom. Told it to scrape the entire product docs from our website, then compose a markdown file it can reference to answer questions. https://t.co/AE4Ac2WrwY
It changed mine too. For some reason I can now yell by typing on my keyboard.
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