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I work for an industrial air compressor company as a mechanic and tech guy. Formerly a software engineer and manager for some companies you've heard of.

Oregon
Joined May 2009
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Hot take: ex-eng managers have an unfair advantage with AI agents. We already let go of “I did the work.” “Agent, fix this” is just what we used to say to the team.
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is it just me or is Opus 5.5 very into telling you how much something is going to cost today?
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"And that is how a bill gets made"
The Nvidia scandal makes no sense.
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AI might be fancy... but I will always still trust @aarondfrancis to tell me how to manage my timezones. 3rd time re-watching this year to make sure I'm doing it right.
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Instead of “OMG I’m too overwhelmed with life please make it stop”, I just called it “vacation mode”. Pausing my podcasts till Monday. I need some calm.
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I keep hearing "if we'd known about you a year ago we would have gone with you over <competitor x>. I'm not sure if time travel is a thing but 10 months ago we weren't even a thing... I think patience is the name of the game at this point.
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I told the kids if anyone stole candy from their haul without asking they'd lose it all... ...daddy just got a big bag of candy. Took all of a few hours before there was a stuffed mouth and a guilty look.
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AudioBrevity has been a side thing for over two years. Over 100 people use it on-and-off with some power users. It's grown to cost over $80/mo to run for free, so I'm trying a new style of covering costs. A community pool of credits.
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...the cool thing about this is when the credits run out, it doesn't keep eating into my coffee budget.
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...and I opened every summarized episode to everyone, logged on or not. Not quite as many as @podscanfm from @arvidkahl ...he's got a few more there. :D
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Peter Ramsing retweeted
The PHP vulnerability wasn't easy to exploit, but please know that it *is* exploitable. Please make sure you patch if you're running your own servers! dreamgroup.com/blog/chained-…
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Peter Ramsing retweeted
Mr. Rogers always has the best takes. He nailed AI decades early.
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😂 Everyone rediscovering commercial software development from first principles teapawt.net/hustle_fred/status/211…
4 months ago I cloned Airtable for a client in 5 days because they refused to pay Airtable $500/mo months later, I’m still maintaining it every two weeks it’s another edge case, a UI tweak, or a "quick 10-minute request." They’ve easily spent 10x more in headaches than the $2,000 they would’ve paid Airtable just proving that SaaS isn't dead. Cloning isn't enough, if you want it to be same quality as original it becomes a full time job and at this point isn't it easier to just pay?
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don't forget to rotate your mother's maiden name
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This is an awesome explanation. their post: mrnicetry.com/posts/the-php-…
yesterday i explained the PHP bugs with a kitchen. more people read that than anything else i've written about. so here's the long version: two critical bugs, what they mean if you've never touched PHP, and a cook having a very bad shift. 🧵
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Interesting...
seeing "the PHP fix was bypassed!" posts? this is a decade-old trick and it only works on sites with an unusual setup. most sites won't be affected. still install today's PHP update, then relax.
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Woah... didn't even think about that yet... I've just been patching.
Replying to @CJHandmer
I think if we didn't have agents to do remediation we'd currently be looking about about, oh, $500 billion or so in engineering costs in the US alone backfilling software security issues against *checks notes* substantially every deployed system in every industry.
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