I’m not saying they’re not phenomenal and really exciting—it’s been a really long time since something truly unique and transgressive has shaken mainstream music—but I like them BECAUSE of where they came from.
“I’ve never heard anything like it”? Cool, hold my beer.
Is this one of those things where Gen Z didn’t notice that Gen X got there first?
I can name at least five other bands that used microtonal scales and weird time signatures that all existed before 2010 off the top of my head.
So I legit like @anginedepoitrine.bsky.social (at least from everything I have heard so far) but y’all that are breathlessly saying that you’ve never heard anything like them before…y’all know math rock existed before them, right?
I really like Warp. 😅
I think this is the better way to work, though. (Almost) everything I need is in one place. And since I can have multiple tabs open in Warp, I can be simultaneously monitoring different projects. And honestly, I'm probably not even using all of Warp's tools like I could be.
I guess all this to say
The only time I use VS Code now is if I need to search across the codebase. In practically all other contexts, I'm just using Warp for everything. The only thing I miss is multi-cursor/multi-select support. (I hope it's coming 😉 @warp.dev.)
It's weird not operating out of so many different apps.
90% of the time, I no longer even need VS Code. I can see all my files in the file browser and edit them directly. Warp renders markdown natively. When what I'm doing is reviewing Claude Code and making simple text changes, almost everything I do now is just inside Warp. (So, good job @warp.dev!)
...visualizing my commits and managing merge conflicts.
Since starting to dig into Claude Code, the size of my terminal window has gotten larger and larger. I now fullscreen it.
This might seem weird, why fullscreen a text editor?
Because Warp includes a built-in IDE and file browser.
...in the lower-right corner of one of my monitors. The right half of the monitor would be a browser window. The left half was VS Code.
I would ⌘+TAB to get to the terminal (which was rare). In the top right corner, I would have GitKraken (www.gitkraken.com) which I still like to have handy for...
Can I just express how my development workflow/open windows has shifted dramatically over the past month?
A lot of it (but not ALL of it) has to do with Claude Code.
Previously, I would have a terminal window (I've been using Warp for a long time www.warp.dev/)...
It's been about a year since I drummed up the courage to go to my first aerials class. Here's some stuff I learned along the way.
Four WordPress nerds walk into a Podcastathon. All of them are on the board of a nonprofit trying to fix how open source contribution works. One of them is me.
important to disclose how I am using AI for the pod and how I'm not. So, here's my AI Disclosure on Community + Code. I don't have all the answers. But I'm trying to find a middle ground where we can be informed and conscientious about how and where AI is used.
communitycode.dev/ai-disclosure/
without any real fanfare on the @communitycode.dev site.
Previously, I had written an AI disclosure and sort of hid it on the Privacy Page. I didn't _intentionally_ hide it. But as I started creating skills and recipes for Claude to do more with the management of the show, I decided it was ...
They want to be able to opt out. They want an understanding of where their data is going. They want to know where the humans live in the equation.
(This thread isn't written by AI, by the way.)
I've been thinking about all these things a lot. The thing I wanted to share is something I did...
the underlying problem, we're just creating tools to do EVEN MORE WORK with fewer people. AI didn't create the problem. It's also not a solution, it's a band-aid.
People don't want AI shoved down their throats. They don't want AI in their fridge (probably). They don't want it turned on by default..
I don't assume that AI is something that everyone wants or needs. I use it in my work because in my role, I feel like I need to split my brain in many different pieces to do my job. That ties into US-based tech hustle culture which is not great, either. AI accelerates that. Rather than solving...
experts to advise on what those regulations and standards should be. And that can't exist in a vacuum. It can only happen through deep usage and understanding of the merits and the flaws of the system.
I also understand that a lot of people are fundamentally opposed to AI use full stop. I see you..
Let's talk about AI.
I've been using it a lot recently.
It's not that I don't see or care about the environmental impact, the human/social impact. I do. I strongly believe that we need regulatory bodies to apply rules and guidelines around how AI is used. But regulation moves slow and needs...
I spent way too long debugging why Claude Code wouldn't register WordPress MCP tools. The culprit? `enum` and `default` in JSON Schema. Zero error messages. Here's the full story of building the stdio proxy and getting 66 native tools working. 🧵
No one:
My brain: You know what’s weird?
Tea is just dried leaves that someone decided to make wet again.
No one:
My brain: You think that’s weirder than someone who decided to break open a plant, dry out its beans, cook them, crush them up and then make THEM wet again??
🙌 eyyyy thanks for coming on and showing off your cool plugin @troychaplin.bsky.social!
Yes, indeed, I did join @thewpcc.bsky.social Board of Directors as its Interim President. Here are some words about it.
From the archive: jazzsequence.com/2010/02/vale...
Throwback to the original greeting card holiday 💕
@mike.herchel.com of @dripyard.com joined @pantheon.io’s Chris Reynolds @jazzsequence.com to unpack the future of the Drupal marketplace.
They explored component-based themes, site recipes, and the push toward faster, commercial-grade builds.
Catch the recap via TDT.
🔗 https://bit.ly/45y0Ag7
