The best feature on X. Now I just need it for the following tab also.

Yes @Jason was giving money to strangers. If you have never just handed money to strangers, I tell you it's actually pretty amazing. In 2016 at the end of a Sri Lanka trip, I had about $60 US in their currency. Instead of exchanging it back to USD, I got change and walked down the street handing cash to strangers. Best $60 I've ever spent.

I highly recommend cloudflare's security audit skill: github.com/cloudflare/securi… Run it on all your software. Run it with the free models. Use it even if you used a model to audit something - it will find much more things. Works in all agent harnesses and is model independent.

WOW. Going for $6800 on Ebay, new prices on NewEgg below near $10K. I will absolutely sell mine for $10K

Claude reviewed some documents I wrote and referred to my writing style as "direct and punchy" 🤣

Prediction: AI will become more conversational. MORE hands on, not less. Current: Prompt, wait, prompt, wait, prompt. Future: Human-like interaction/conversation. It will probably talk to you as it works and respond immediately based upon what you say in response.

We did something fiscally irresponsible, but man it’s fun! This thing has CarPlay, a 500 watt sound system, red/white/blue LEDs, backup camera, and a cooler that holds 30 beers

If a bot tries to submit the forms on my public website, it gets dragged into a tarpit of endless questions + w/a pause between each. What... is your name? What... is your quest? What... is your favourite colour? What is the air-speed velocity of an unladen swallow? African or European?

I paid $3599 for the 5090 in June. Not even 3 months later the same GPU is now $4700! INSANE!

trying to cut back on caffeine and it's really stupid.

Sold the jeep through @Carvana. Absolutely ZERO-hassle. Driver showed up at 6:58pm, check in hand for the agreed upon amount by 7:05, loaded and gone by 7:16pm.

The hardest part about starting a business is picking a name that isn't taken.

As a @dotnet developer, I have 99% abandoned mocking/isolation frameworks. The idea of testing in isolation made sense in theory, but in practice it makes almost zero sense.

even with AI, some problems are hard and take skill + knowledge. I've been brainstorming a solution back and forth for an hour on this one and still not at a workable solution.

My software is 100x better due to AI: -AI makes fewer errors than I do in new code -Claude finds existing bugs + flags them. I either fix now OR it adds them to a known-issues.md (that I setup) for me to circle back. -Claude skill for code review -Github CoPilot scanning -Using AI to generate Playwright tests -AWS Security Agent used AI agents to do a pentest for us + even wrote the PRs to fix issues -Claude hooked into Sentry, exceptions flow into PRs -Clade writes/updates documentation Pro-Tip: AI generated code can be noisy and volumous, which is tedious to review. Create your claude.md(/init) then add karpathy's claude.md and ponytail.md(actually a skill but add the ladder to your claude.md) and it writes 100x better code

super cool when dev friends I haven't seen or heard from in a while suddenly show up in my feed or like a post. I missed you guys!

Some worry they will forget their skills since AI does the job for them. I have to ask, did you learn from typing? AI is like pair programming with a 10x developer. You should be learning MORE, much more. This of course assumes you still read the code and understand it and aren't just checking it in 🤷‍♂️

I just 1-shotted an AI project. A year ago, when people said they vibe coded anything meaningful in 1 shot, I doubted them (probably rightfully so). Today, I did it. -upgraded a site from Angular 6 to 22 -applied modern, branded design system -significant UI/UX revisions in Claude design -Claude code w/the design 1 shotted it. The new UI is *beautiful*, one of the nicest UIs I've ever seen. Without AI this would be a ~3 month project. I did it in 3 hours + wrote zero lines of code.