| Apr 09 |
Must issue an immediate retraction on this 😅. Just off with @SukhaniShri who has set me straight on how to use @hyperbrowser and also a dozen other things which are going to help massively with @usescoutai - these guys really know what they're doing.
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@aviflombaum @michelson I'm also in the camp of not-worth-the-tradeoffs when it comes to using npm etc just to be able to access the ecosystem
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| Apr 09 |
@aviflombaum @michelson Avi have you seen this? I'd guess we're 99.9% philosophically aligned on these matters generally. My opinion was changed recently only when I realized 1. The web component searchable-select I built is reeally hard to make work performantly, and 2. That I can drop in preact with…
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| Apr 09 |
@scott_stewart @aviflombaum @michelson I'm almost-sure Array.from is what we started with. When you
- Use real data
- Need to search on each of first name, last name, phone
- Run it in a slower android mobile browser
It gets very slow, particularly for the first 3 characters
Then you get into debouncing etc. It… https://t.co/bWp01H6Gbq
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| Apr 09 |
There's a new category of "Browsers for agents" that all claim to be able to do "Stealth" (browse the internet without detection) but from what I can tell it's largely BS.
Simple test: Can they get past the gmail log in.
First one I tried: @hyperbrowser is a fail
@AnchorBrowser @steel_dev @browserbasehq can you do it?
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| Apr 09 |
@aviflombaum @michelson Sure! Here was one we had recently:
- 5000 contacts with first name, last name, phone searchable with plain text search
- All contacts loaded on page load - no fetching from server on keydown
- Each item also has nested state (invited=true/false can be toggled) with state… https://t.co/kOZTcDStiW
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| Apr 09 |
@aviflombaum @michelson I’ve evolved on this. I agree for a hello world div it’s dumb but Try to build a performant 5000 item contact picker in
- vanilla js
- web components
- react
That’s when you do realise that Jsx as a templating language is best. I still avoid builds and write mainly html but…
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| Apr 09 |
@staysaasy Sounds like ADHD potentially being the common thread there?
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| Apr 09 |
Love this. I don't know the numbers but agree there's a prejudice against solo founders that feels unwarranted. Nice to see someone try to break the narrative
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| Apr 08 |
Cosigned. Also it's 100% ok to call multiple times if I'm not around the first time - I won't get offended & nor should you. This is how it worked for decades before scheduling became the norm
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| Apr 08 |
A lot of tech people have adopted a mantra of “You can just say things” when it comes to AI. I don’t think they realise that saying lots of things and either not caveating or not correcting as they learn more, hurts their credibility among smart circles.
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| Apr 08 |
This pattern is objectively better for many things we currently use APIs for - not sure why it's not more popular.
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| Apr 08 |
Some patterns I've noticed
- Hiring developers is still incredibly slow & not a solved problem.
- CVs which just list languages & libraries the candidate has worked with were always silly, but are even dumber in the age of AI assisted coding when smart devs can learn new tools in a day/week.
- The correlation between experience and skill is becoming weaker. People with 2 years experience can have the skill & output on par with ppl with 5+ years.
- Vice versa, people with 5 to 10 years experience can have less output than many juniors because they've been at companies with norms of extremely low velocity.
- Communication (written & verbal) & time management are as-if-not-more important than technical skills but are difficult to screen for.
- It's basically-impossible to predict how someone will perform before you've seen them produce something.
- As a hirer, sifting through lists of dozens of CVs is a huge pain and gives very little confidence you're actually getting the best.
One thing I would love to see experimented for dev hiring is video - some way for devs to record videos of themselves solving problems. Pair this with a multi modal AI and I think you'd be able to extract a very accurate rating very quickly, meaning the hirer wouldn't have to watch hours of video and could just skip to the good parts. Anyone know of anyone doing this?
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| Apr 04 |
@shl Wow! 5x size of discourse is surprising. That’s awesome
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| Mar 31 |
@ctoincanada @rails Jsx just has far better default conventions for state management and templating for small components. Simple example recently was building a client side contact search over 2k records. Using the “sprinkles” approach with dom to store state gets slow fast, using…
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| Mar 31 |
@ctoincanada @rails I don’t see them as being mutually exclusive. You can use Turbo and have little islands of react there too - it’s stimulus that this would replace
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| Mar 31 |
@pkayokay This was a timely tweet - you might get some mileage out of this
https://t.co/8tSU8PZj0h
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| Mar 31 |
My new favourite pattern for using islands of React in a @rails app (or any app for that matter). No build step, super lightweight, readable & maintainable. Perfect if you want to use React for little bits without having to replace the whole UI. https://t.co/v8U4BUvyCs
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| Mar 31 |
I know this is a shitpost, but the first part is categorically true, and the second part *could be true* if we were brave enough to invest in the systems to enable it.
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| Mar 30 |
@Ryan___Doyle Did you try browser use cloud? What was the blocker there? (We're building a similar product but not fully production ready yet)
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| Mar 29 |
@robotiguy Custom project in Claude chat that I've given explicit instructions to only output component code - so I can always one-click copy the entire component. I'm working on a component library so the only context it needs is in the file - doesn't need to know about anything else
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| Mar 29 |
Just realised. I've been working on a few UI components for several hours - copy-pasting the entire file into Claude repeatedly because it's faster than using cursor, and there hasn't been a single instance where it's returned broken code or added unwanted code out of 50+ passes
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| Mar 28 |
Something happened Claude since yesterday. 3.7 is now one-shotting things it was previously failing completely at. It's so good
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| Mar 28 |
https://t.co/AE2UWegsVE
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| Mar 28 |
Did you know you can have the niceties of React's templating language with no build step and a mere 6.7kb import?
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| Mar 27 |
I would pay very good money for a codepen with AI in the editor. Other options just feel to heavyweight. Does this exist?
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| Mar 26 |
Online banks are wrapper businesses
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| Mar 26 |
Pretty good analysis of the Vercel stuff this week
https://t.co/g6yYNydIXg
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| Mar 26 |
Biggest update to my productivity recently is @foragemail - simple idea, well executed
- Sign up with gmail
- Now all transactional emails skip your inbox
- One email per day with a digest of everything
I'm actually responding to emails again. Highly recommended.
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| Mar 26 |
Very grateful for @levelsio speed running the vibe coding journey and pulling the curtain back on *both* the pros and cons, which few in the feed seem to be doing.
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| Mar 26 |
I keep seeing people talking about prompting, then "going away for a bit" and coming back to it. I struggle to believe the total time taken for these people to build things is lower than if they simply wrote the code themselves.
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| Mar 26 |
Great example of current AI promise vs reality
The pressure to ride the hype train is so strong (MCP most recently), but if you don't dogfood your product and take time to iron out edge case you're going in the AI slop pile in the minds of consumers
https://t.co/LfL0M9PiGq
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| Mar 23 |
I jump the freeway median, I’m savage
Cos my mode is that I’m meaner than the average
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| Mar 22 |
https://t.co/aMSrBXDztI
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| Mar 21 |
The most promising thing happening in the js ecosystem is what @jarredsumner is doing with bun
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| Mar 21 |
It feels like the quality bar for new digital products is in decline. I like to try new stuff, I think at this point I'm averaging one product a week where I have to reach out to support to just get the first run to work. Mostly AI first products which are harder, but still.
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| Mar 21 |
@codegen @codegen this *looks* extremely promising, but your support for multiple orgs (adding one org later on) doesn't work. Just spent 30 minutes on it - completed all steps, approved Github org, added to Slack etc. But the slack bot is still saying it can't access the new github org…
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| Mar 21 |
@chriscoyier any plans of adding ai to the codepen editor?
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| Mar 20 |
Crazy seeing tweets from a year ago and seeing how (little) progress has been made since then (AI code review tools are still so-so nearly a year later).
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| Mar 19 |
@bradgessler Would challenge the normative statement "is insanely awkward". It's a preferences thing. You don't like it, which is fine, but that's not true for everyone. At our company we would avoid patterns like arrow 2 and 3 - they're issues with Rails best practices IMO, not erb itself.
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| Mar 19 |
Example https://t.co/UH2bKcpZya
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| Mar 19 |
I feel like this sequence in White Lotus was intentionally created for it's memetic value
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| Mar 18 |
Is the @figma ecosystem dead? Finding that half of the plugins I'm trying aren't maintained any more https://t.co/W7cjxaAZrk
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| Mar 18 |
@DetachlessUI hey guys! Is Detachless maintained? Trying to use it but getting a blank page
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| Mar 18 |
Never do I feel more inept than when dealing with accounting/tax companies.
Responding over email to jargon filled threads with hard-to-parse files & zero explanations.
Are there companies out there that see their role as translators as much as form-fillers?
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| Mar 17 |
If you get called out for being hyperbolic and/or dishonest, saying "Look this guy always does this" is not the rebuttal you think it is.
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| Mar 17 |
Anyone know why @rails uses the CLI approach for migrations by default, versus what Ridgepole enables with a Schemafile? The Ridgepole was is much nicer, but I'm wary of adopting as it's foreign to new developers.
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| Mar 17 |
This 👇
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| Mar 16 |
The difference between incredible autocomplete, and intelligence. https://t.co/g72PURLwKI
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| Mar 14 |
@skryukov_dev Hey @skryukov_dev just found this, a little late 😅. Are you aware of any service/playground that lets you run rails (not just ruby) in the browser? Great work on this, it's awesome!
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| Mar 14 |
If you're an entrepreneur, where are you on the Leverage Ladder? https://t.co/n8UzGlawkN
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| Mar 13 |
This 👇
The main thing that kept me somewhat open to the idea was seeing posts coming out of OpenAI, interviews with Sam & other AI CEOs. But after multiple iterations of clearly incremental improvements, their credibility is totally gone at this point.
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| Mar 12 |
@kingsley_kelly How does “coding isn’t software development” address the idea that 100% of code being written in a year is ludicrous, or is that what we’re still talking about?
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| Mar 12 |
@kingsley_kelly Another example
https://t.co/3gwkrii4Ps
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| Mar 12 |
@kingsley_kelly 1. I don’t think that’s the last 1% - closer to 20%
2. Dario said “100% in one year”. How does that happen if models can’t actually reason?
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| Mar 12 |
@kingsley_kelly Literally used Claude Code the other day to do something atypical that there wasn't a lot of docs for (building a react native component that combines react native webview and react native stacker). I was so excited - first command required changing multiple files - I confirmed…
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| Mar 11 |
For what Dario’s saying to be accurate, one of the following would have to be true.
- Dario is exceptionally disconnected from reality
- Dario is very dishonest and is saying this intentionally
- Anthropic are about to drop the biggest leap in coding capabilities since GPT 3
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| Mar 11 |
Link Here
https://t.co/3afzKPjT8R
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| Mar 11 |
Announcing Scout: AI that can do more than just chat.
A few months ago a major milestone passed (somewhat) quietly: AIs can now competently control a web browser & reliably complete multi step tasks.
Now that the tech is there, there are a few products in the space, but we're still in the extremely early stages of figuring out what's possible and building the right application layer.
The best products will come from 1. Great product taste, 2. The ability to combine and deploy the existing technologies (models, libraries), and 3. The ability to ship-iterate-improve to find the right patterns & UI paradigms.
We've built a team at @rlygoodsoftware that has all of those characteristics, so rather than wait for someone else to build the product we want, we've begun working on something I'm super excited about.
Some things we're focusing on:
- Task Focussed (as opposed to chat-centric): With Scout you can quickly fire a task off or run it on a schedule - you don't need to monitor and respond to a chat (but Scout will ping you if it needs you).
- Credential Management as a first class citizen: No pasting your password in plain text into a chat. Scout has a built-in password manager that lets you save and pass your credentials safely to the Agent. We also have plans to let you deploy on your own cloud.
- Fine grained Control: You can set Scout to be Cautious, Careful, or Confident. In cautious mode, Scout won't proceed without asking for signoff on any PQAs (Potentially Consequential Actions) like making payments or sending messages. Confident mode - if you let it - can buy your groceries and have them delivered without your input.
These are just some of the things we're exploring. We've already built a V1 and are testing internally for now, but would like to get more people using the product from April. I'll also be sharing some sneak peeks on here as we build it out
If you're interested head over and sign up to the waitlist - link in next tweet.
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There is a *lot* that is possible that hasn’t yet been done, by simply building really good UI/UX and combining existing capabilities
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| Mar 09 |
@Baconbrix any plans to make Expo Router compatible with Expo Snack?
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| Mar 09 |
@thekitze This take is roughly as smooth brained as the people you’re mocking. The interesting questions are if and when the plateauing starts (or if it already has). A newborn baby doubles their weight in six months, to use your logic they would weigh the same as an elephant by age 6.
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| Mar 09 |
@hernansartorio @pagyco Also there's something strange happening when I try to use the "Plus Jakarta Sans" font specifically - it worked then stopped working, all other fonts are fine
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| Mar 08 |
@hernansartorio @pagyco Oh interesting no I just didn't see it - was expecting it over here because that's the default with the other ones (webflow, framer). Thanks though I'll check that out! https://t.co/KCUTvbewBL
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| Mar 08 |
@hernansartorio @pagyco Open graph images/metadata would be great!
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| Mar 08 |
Have tried all the landing page builders and @pagyco is still the best for quickly throwing something together. So easy to use, great work @hernansartorio 👏
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| Mar 06 |
Are there any world class design engineers out there who are html first? (E.g People like @shadcn who make incredible experiences and libraries without the react depedency)?
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| Mar 06 |
I *wish* i was recording how often these kinds of confident hallucinations happen because my gut tells me it has *increased* in the past year. That is that quality is going backwards - this kind of thing happens me almost daily
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| Mar 03 |
This might make me look very silly in the future, but I'm going to put it out there anyway: There is a reasonable chance that the quality of AI coding either will plateau, or already has.
The best coding model - Claude 3.5, was released 9 months ago. 3.7 is a step backwards. And 3.5 is still not capable of "reasoning" in any meaningful way, and in particular with patterns it has never seen before.
Yes - it's an incredibly useful accompanying tool for an engineer - I use it every day and it saves huge amounts of time. But the idea that even a mid level engineer can/will be replaced by AI - at least with the current capabilities & the trajectory of the last year - I think needs to be re-examined.
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| Mar 02 |
TIL when bags say “hand carry size” that doesn’t include Ryanair. Been using this bag on 50+ flights and they decided now I need to check it and pay €75. Need to buy a new bag it seems https://t.co/w30QbtsdoX
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| Mar 02 |
Ryanair got me good today. https://t.co/OSIN93DnJB
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| Feb 28 |
@thomasauros 100% - it’s just the debug-ability (or lack) that kills me. Coming from rails where if something goes wrong it’s generally trivial to figure out what it is. Not so by default in react land
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| Feb 28 |
How can anyone work like this - an hour lost to a literal react native webview wrapper 🤯 https://t.co/Q1ucEZK1uT
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| Feb 28 |
This was my experience too. If you’ve become really good at establishing and reusing patterns, it’s mostly faster to just write the code than to prompt it - makes me really wonder how inefficient most people generally are at programming and how much boilerplate is being written
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| Feb 28 |
I will never understand car rental pricing. Sometimes you check and it's like €300/day. Other times... https://t.co/5ngT2AHizt
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| Feb 28 |
Another week of js-ecosystem work.
Much more confident that if the industry stays building on react/npm, the need for developers won't be going away any time soon.
Just so. much. unnecessary complexity.
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| Feb 28 |
When it comes to AI for coding, all roads lead back to Claude Sonnet 3.5 (including sonnet 3.7)
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| Feb 28 |
@coreyhainesco If it’s a simple app that used to be fast it’s most likely to be n+1 queries. Skip the profiling tools and Install the bullet gem, have it show you where to add .includes to your code to reduce the number of database calls
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| Feb 26 |
@MrNick_Buzz I don’t have enough data points yet but have 7 clients in Europe and 2 in US and would say on avg Europeans are way way more price sensitive, particularly over time. Both our Us clients closed after a single call.
Side note but “Europe” as a homogenous classification sounds…
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| Feb 26 |
@ammaar Congrats! What’s real time speed/responsiveness like?
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| Feb 26 |
Yes! Now let’s do buttons, tab bars, modals, tables and a few more where applying one outer class with inheritance is better than individual SPCs 😁
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| Feb 25 |
Some days I feel like time’s nearly up for software devs. Other days i see a company that’s designed to obsolesce software developers, raising money to keep hiring them. I suppose that’s a promising signal
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| Feb 25 |
@TellaHQ hey guys, love your product. Recently every time I open it to record there's an update dialog which breaks my flow, and this just happened after a long recording, which is super frustrating. Meant as genuine feedback - I'd want to know if it was my product https://t.co/NFJfwtyFYh
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| Feb 25 |
This is worse than google https://t.co/a7tmYH2mBm
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| Feb 24 |
@e_Residents is this something e-residency solves?
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| Feb 24 |
Felt like I was quite unproductive in the middle of the day but didn't expect it to be this pronounced. @rescuetime is great https://t.co/zleSgOeWxO
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| Feb 24 |
As someone who has opened entities in Asia, Europe and the US, generally speaking the logistical price-of-entry to run a business is very high, regardless of country.
People pointing to marginal difference in ease-of-opening-a-business are missing the cost of *ongoing* requirements in accountants, bookkeepers, compliance.
Yes EU is bad for startups and US generally has fewer regulations.
But for the average business, the tax-on-entrepreneurship of not having a zero-cost way, provided by the government, to stay compliant, is what we should be complaining about, in *every* country.
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| Feb 23 |
@kingsley_kelly Yeah - just a case of unrealistic expectations - I wanted to be able to open a seldom-modified codebase and make some minor updates. I have cursor rules for my rails stuff but spending a day on that alone here makes zero sense. I spent 45 minutes prompting a very minor refactor…
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| Feb 23 |
Tried "vibe coding" today in a react (native) codebase & it thoroughly sucked the enjoyment out of the process, even using voice as input. The loop of prompting, then waiting, correcting mistakes, reloading, re-prompting, is just, not very fun.
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| Feb 23 |
Tried "vibe coding" today in a react (native) codebase & it thoroughly sucked the enjoyment out of the process, even using voice as input. The loo[ of prompting, then waiting, correcting mistakes, reloading, re-prompting, is just, not very fun.
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| Feb 23 |
@tnorthcutt @AlecStapp @Sam__Enright Basically it assumes you have 4+ person teams of highly paid specialists, which probably gets the best outcomes but also assumes no salary constraints. Someone needs to write the 37 signals version
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| Feb 23 |
@kamrify A fo sho
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| Feb 22 |
@derkolstad Shareee ittttt
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| Feb 22 |
All in Panelists: When can we be rid of extractive per transaction card fees (visa and Mastercard)
Collison brothers: wElL fRaud is rEAly bAd aNd NoW we HaVe DeEpFakes sooooo…
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| Feb 22 |
I have a bad habit of making things (products, libraries, essays) and moving on to the next thing without sharing them, usually because I don't feel they're polished enough.
I want to get better at sharing this year - consider this my public accountability post. https://t.co/oFbz7q64zC
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| Feb 22 |
The products I use that are highest value per dollar spent:
@ContaboCom & @Hetzner_Online
@hatchboxio
Cloudron
Just an insane amount of value
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| Feb 21 |
I had a tweet a few years ago where I signed up for azure and was pleasantly surprised and half the Microsoft azure team liked it, then a month later I realized literally every other Microsoft software product is insanely bad and now I cringe when I see that tweet. Similar vibes here
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| Feb 21 |
@levelsio Yes but it’s react world - https://t.co/6REWvpe7q3
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| Feb 21 |
@AlecStapp @Sam__Enright This book was a zero interest rate phenomenon https://t.co/DvtTNxHH2E
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| Feb 19 |
@sulco I didn’t realise I had one of the founders of bolt following me til you liked my tweet 😂
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