bad ending: the whole world is scrum master

Will do, thanks for the reply--and I am really excited about the possibilities <3

I appreciate what @surf.social is doing and will keep using the app, but I am disappointed that the @flipboard.com team who built a mind-blowing app in 2010 wasn't able to build a better UX here. It's not just about being slow, it's that it's a lot of clicking around to find content--there's no flow

This generation’s Y2K starts when subsidies end and everyone tries to save on tokens.

Spent the morning sending random people links to the this--such a great episode. Great job @davidpierce.xyz

The Clockwise team is joining Salesforce A new chapter for our team, and an important update for our customers.

Sad to see Clockwise sent off to a Salesforce farm upstate.
It saved my ass running large engineering orgs. Ended up rolling it out across DigitalOcean and SeatGeek, and we somehow even became featured customers in their farewell post… which, in hindsight, might explain things. www.getclockwise.com

If anything, the constant pivoting and re-pivoting to build an AI narrative has probably slowed down the delivery of real value while increasing noise and feature churn.

The management and incentive thinking I hear from top VCs today sounds like it came straight from an IBM middle manager running a mainframe payroll system in 1987.

Wait huge!
Need correct.
I almost gave wrong.
天天送钱

Anthropic: 100% of our code is written by Claude Code

Also Anthropic: We've been running Code Review internally for months<...> 84% get findings, averaging 7.5 issues <...> less than 1% of findings are marked incorrect.

First WFO (Work From Outside) day of the year

I wrote a short thing--it's been a minute

> This creates a loop of Brandolini’s law: not only is the original bullshit cheap, but even if you spend a disproportionate amount of time refuting it, generating a new bullshit response to your comments is even cheaper.

philcalcado.com/2026/03/06/a...

Et tu, Knuthe? www-cs-faculty.stanford.edu/~knuth/paper...

It’s kinda wild how tech discourse went from using old-school dev tools to build cutting-edge AI apps to using cutting-edge AI dev tools to build old-school apps.

Hashtag SQLite was right?

2027’s song of the summer is gonna go like this:

Debí usar más tokens cuando estaban subsidia’os…

Appreciate the tone, but I still haven't seen an example of web3 that isn't a scam and/or just crypto to do crypto.OTOH a great case for crypto might be right here with AI app layers' need to store and share data safely yet the 'decentralized' ppl arent interested bc being useful was never the point

And how exactly web3 accomplishes that

It depends on the dialect, but the T in TPM is usually silent

but why does it need web3 for that

But anything that isn't just crypto to do crypto

I asked Pi to play Warcraft sounds, thought it would use one of the extensions out there. forgot about it. later I’m in another terminal and get spooked by a sudden “Yes me lord” in the weirdest voice.. turns out it couldn’t download the original files so it used the Mac say command to recreate them

My birthday gift was delivered

I don’t have to be involved in MLMs to know that they are scams.

But maybe you can point me to some great web3 projects. What’s your favorite web3 app, the one you use every day?

Nope, because these folks are actually delivering something useful way before AI was even a thing most people cared about. Crypto scammers have been promising all sorts of things and never deliver anything but rug pulls and gambling.

Another piece of evidence that the web3/crypto crowd were scammers and never really cared about decentralization: with all these agents and “vibe coding” businesses, this is a golden opportunity for decentralized, hash-guaranteed data streams, and yet they’ve all pivoted to prediction market scams

OH: the artist formerly known as prince andrew

I’d just like to remind everyone that the only person actually getting paid by LOC is Sam Altman and his friends.

CGI-Claw

Microservices is the kind of architecture you only ever adopt way too early or way too late