I’m currently considering getting a machine that can handle some of the bigger open models.

I figure if I can tune skills enough to get good output from these OS model, I’ll have something pretty bullet proof for CC and Codex at work.

I’m pretty far behind on adoption mostly to let the truly pilled amongst us figure this all out.

For me, skills and workflows are currently the backbone of getting a decent desirable output.

Ideally it already would be. Any and all touch points for the team to collaborate and align ultimately lead to a better end result.

All I’m saying is the horrors of a company all hands get you from the bath. This is why we have WFH

Surely that’s a good omen

Honestly, I’m more worried about the ways of working the boosters are promoting. Having multiple instances running tasks concurrently on different branches and feeding in prompts when required. That amount of multitasking is terrible for anyone… let alone my poor tired ADHD brain

It really do be like that sometimes

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Finally, a holiday that excludes orphans

All companies I hear about scrambling to adopt AI have dogshit codebases that they expect the bots to fix the problems and quickly build high quality work on top of it.

Do they really know the productivity and quality boost or dip they’re getting for their money?

Claude code seems to know a ton about Next, but as soon as you want to write something more light and modular, you really need to build out and refine a lot of skills.

Are there success stories of companies building with agents at huge scale WITHOUT a solid foundational arch for AI to reference?

all these "ai changes everything" threadboys look like they fuck with airpods on

Fun fact, 3 is the optimal number of slashed tires for maximum frustration because they still have to replace all 4

This Friday!!! We just moved into the theatre and I’m so stoked!

Update! We’re fully assembled and sealed

A realistic looking prop of a flintlock pistol.

I’ve been making this prop pistol for the Sweeney Todd musical I’m in at the end of the month.

Perhaps I went too hard for something the audience won’t see up close 🤣🤣🤣

This is a huge disappointment after they talked so much about local on-device models.

Bless up, homie! Life’s too short to put up with that toxic biz

Stranger things 5 gripe…

If REDACTED got powers from REDACTED, they aren’t a sorcerer… they are a warlock and REDACTED is their patron

Nothing better than good linens 😍

After a busy and rough few weeks, I’m going to enjoy a shower beer this evening

Cheers buds! 🍻

A large man, me, holding a wrapped Christmas tree over my head

A large man, me, holding a wrapped Christmas tree over my head. My gut is out and I’m striking a triumphant pose

It’s that time of year again, dorks ❤️❤️❤️

They’re so weird yet so fantastic! May I recommend their previous album 3D Country as well?

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It has to be my least favourite home repair task to exist. It’s tedious, disastrously messy, and I’m just terrible at it.

Godspeed, my friend.

The thing that bothers me the most is that these AI products aren’t even close to profitable. They all depend on cyclical partnerships to appear more viable. We’re all being gaslit into believing we’re fucked if we don’t use these tools by people who have a financial incentive to do so.

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, Guillermo is a bootlicking coward and I hate that we have so many of these guys influencing the direction of OSS.

ViteConf 2025 speaker card of Yann Braga, who is on the Storybook core team. His talk will cover everything around what Storybook, the all-in-one component tool, achieves by betting on Vitest under the hood

⚡ Speaker highlight: Yann Braga, Core Maintainer at @storybook.js.org

Storybook is well-known as a one-stop-shop for your components and partnered with @vitest.dev to build the ultimate component testing flow.

@yannbf.bsky.social will give us insights and show the full power of Storybook x Vitest