When you don’t want to review code so you propose a new policy that code can be committed on AI approval and pitch it as necessary for being an AI-first company.
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Bob Cottrell
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I typoed my profile name while signing up for an account today and it can’t be changed, so I guess I now have no choice but to legally change my name to Robery.
Beware the IDEs of March.
I just got access to the new Claude Code agent. So far I’m not really impressed. I’m still trying to figure out the best way to add AI to my coding workflow.
I really want to like Static Linux SDK for server side development with Swift, but every time I try using it for something more complicated than a simple hello world I run into a bug or an incompatible third party library and my dreams are crushed.
Hey, Instagram, I’m just walking while holding my phone. I’m not trying to report a technical problem.
Why did all the coverage yesterday seem to assume I would know what CrowdStrike was? I still have no idea.
@uliwitness @jongary It does seem like it could be fun if you have the personality for it. I just don’t think I could see myself doing it.
@jongary I seem to have found myself thrown into developer YouTube where the tech bros live stream themselves coding for four hours a night on their silly project ideas and am starting to get a little FOMO.
At what point can you legally switch from saying that you’re working on a weekend project to saying that you’re building a micro-SaaS startup? Asking for a friend.