Hands-on builder, 20+ years, AI as leverage.

Warren, NJ
Joined November 2006
100% in software dev. The more you know, the harder it is to start.
On the topic of crushing it.....@bot has been fantastic as well. I have been offloading more tasks (especially deep research work) to it and the results have been top notch.
Last week, we removed the need for a developer account and X API credits to use the X connector in Grok Bot Ask @bot to manage your bookmarks, go over your DMs, or draft an article for you free of additional charge
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It is hard to keep up the pace of change in @t3dotcodes. @theo and team are crushing it. It is the best mix of local and remote development I have tried. I agree with the sentiment that the future of development is remote, but that doesn't have to be VM (and it can be both)
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Astra and Sol love to inject phrases like this. It is wasted output tokens.
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These tokens aren't going to burn themselves.
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Kudos to past me, creating a script and wiring this up to 1Password knowing current me would forget about it.
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I may be letting this little project get out beyond its skis.
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Still using the same month old frontier model.
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Like others, I’ve been re-evaluating how and what to run in CI. I’m going to try this approach: 1. Simplify CI to only the highest-value tests 2. Run syntax checks, linting, etc., only on what changed Then, in an Orb, I’ll run the important high-level end-to-end tests plus full syntax checks, linting, audits, etc., on a recurring schedule. Agents can then address the small paper cuts (occasional flakiness, etc.) and flag anything major that needs human intervention. For major changes, humans/agents can always run everything locally or trigger the Orb before deployment. Not quite pushing directly to main (yet). It requires a bit more diligence, but I think this will make CI feel less like a chore.
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Yaxel Lendeborg is my new favorite basketball player. I hope more players start calling out the whining and complaining.
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If only we had Fable 5.5 available for all of these PHP upgrades.
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I added an option to see individual workouts in Muv. You can see how in TestFlight: testflight.apple.com/join/KZ…
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This is the biggest productivity change I have made to Omarchy since I started using it. So much faster than what is built in. Do your self a favor and record a macro/etc so that you can enable recording mode with a single click
Switched to Hex for dictation on Omarchy. Subjective, but it feels faster. Not subjective; it doesn't miss the last couple of words.
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The $200 shipping charge makes this far less competitive. I am holding my ground for a 6k. The LG seems to no longer be available (amazon), so I wonder if there is a mod update coming. The 52 inch dell looks great, but that might be too much screen (and cash).
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Switched to Hex for dictation on Omarchy. Subjective, but it feels faster. Not subjective; it doesn't miss the last couple of words.
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First new build in a while. Kind of a trash build. I didn’t even lube the stabs and went with clicky switches. Sounds surprisingly well.
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This is getting more interesting and should help minimize fixes that don't align with other decisions.
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This is probably the third time I've posted something like this, but it still brings a smile to my face when, completely unprompted, the agent shows a screenshot validating their work. In this case, Sentry fired off a webhook that the orb received, went through, fixed, and then showed what it fixed. For just a moment, try to imagine what this is going to look like 12 months from now.
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Lots of good progress although so far the only thing running in ToVo is Tovo itself.
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