@[email protected]

Digital janitor. Actually a surgeon with git rebase. Frontend/react/typescript expert.

[@[email protected] @DevinRhode2]

And each lineage will have different levels of success. From there you'll want to be able to merge two of them to create new offspring. ✌️

[David K 🎹 @DavidKPiano]

I feel like once Codex & Claude Code get proper conversation branching (like pi /tree) it's going to be a much bigger deal than subagents for solving context pollution

Linear conversations are the bottleneck

[@[email protected] @DevinRhode2]

@AdamRackis Just gesture doing a line of coke, followed by opening its plastic bag, followed by stuffing said bag up there; or maybe reverse it?

[@[email protected] @DevinRhode2]

@thekitze Humans have always had their struggles
https://t.co/s0bndxwjdO
Refresh your soul, see what you need to see, not what you want.

[@[email protected] @DevinRhode2]

@satanacchio Yes

[@[email protected] @DevinRhode2]

Eh too lazy

[darkzodchi @zodchiii]

Anthropic engineer:

"You can build 5 assistants in one afternoon. Each one handles a task you've been doing manually every single day."

In 45 minutes he builds 5 focused agents from scratch on camera.

Most people are still doing code review, testing, and documentation by hand every single day

Watch the session, then save all templates below 👇

[ThePrimeagen @ThePrimeagen]

Must read for my younger friends.

[@[email protected] @DevinRhode2]

@satanacchio I suppose the real problem is on the tooling side. But that problem is pretty gnarly. Tsconfig has way too many options.

But.. If node could remove this restriction.. It makes typescript even more first class in node, and ts itself closer to "just a linter"

[@[email protected] @DevinRhode2]

@satanacchio Using node v24

[@[email protected] @DevinRhode2]

@satanacchio Used it yesterday. Worked like a charm. Exexuted node script from cli and again via a bash subshell FOO_ENV=$(./script.ts)

One thing i tripped on last month, was basically not being able to execute ts files from a package.

[@[email protected] @DevinRhode2]

The ai code review tool doesn't work if you used the recommend out-of-the-box pipelines

[@[email protected] @DevinRhode2]

CTO posts bulletin about ai.

Does he know the vscode downloaded from jamf cant sign into github? The ai code review tool... Doesn't even work? Does he know devs are phoning in the test coverage requirements?

[Jamon @jamonholmgren]

The scourge of "Claude said..." is rampant.

If you use "Claude said", it had better be in a sentence that is structured something like:

"When I did some digging, Claude said <thing>, so I looked into that and it looks like it might work based on <x, y, z>."

not

"Well, Claude said <thing> so you're wrong."

Claude says many things. Claude is very often wrong. Even when it's right, you should know why it's right.

Own your work. Don't delegate all thinking to AI.

[Jamon @jamonholmgren]

The scourge of "Claude said..." is rampant.

If you use "Claude said", it had better be in a sentence that is structured something like:

"When I did some digging, Claude said <thing>, so I looked into that and it looks like it might work based on <x, y, z>."

not

"Well, Claude said <thing> so you're wrong."

Claude says many things. Claude is very often wrong. Even when it's right, you should know why it's right.

Own your work. Don't delegate all thinking to AI.

[@[email protected] @DevinRhode2]

@kentcdodds If I shoe up in person, assuming you chose every word, I might have subtle assumptions/presumptions which don't exactly match your intentions.

[@[email protected] @DevinRhode2]

@kentcdodds If we ignore confext, what were the final prompts asking for?

Typically when I read a pdf like this, I assume a human choose every word. Is that the case here?

If you could have worded something a little better thats one thing.

[David Wells @DavidWells]

The AI ponzi scheme goes like this:

Everyone is generating all these long ass docs and then passing them off for others to read

Then the person receiving is like, wtf this is way too long, and hands that into an AI to read and summarize

Then they are generating a long ass response back

and this cycle goes like that forever. and we call this work now 😅

The token lords watch this from their towers nodding and grinning.

[David K 🎹 @DavidKPiano]

XState Store v4 is released 🚀

Simple, small state management for stores (like Zustand/Redux) + atoms (like Jotai/Recoil)

Works everywhere: vanilla, React, Vue, Svelte, Solid, and more. Event-driven, type-safe, batteries included, *really* agent-friendly.

npm i @xstate/store

Some new features:

[@[email protected] @DevinRhode2]

@kentcdodds Now if you happened to use some ai but weren't advertising your use of it, you implicitly give it the traditional full Kent C. Dodds signoff and stamp of approval.

[@[email protected] @DevinRhode2]

@kentcdodds In a way I don't want to know that you are using ai. It feels cheap, I don't want to read something that I suspect is ai generated. I'd rather just read your prompt to create this, because I can then directly read your intentions. And you can't really back pedal -

[@[email protected] @DevinRhode2]

Bezos builds a rocket lol

[@[email protected] @DevinRhode2]

Even basic shit has become slow... Like opening files

That's its main fucking job. Open the damn text file and show me the text.

[@[email protected] @DevinRhode2]

My @code has had very slow window starts (`code .`) due to @gitlens

Also hangs when closing "Discarding backups is taking longer than normal..."

[Justin Schroeder @jpschroeder]

I’ve decided to move back to sublime text.

- VSCode is a security liability
- I don’t edit code hardly ever, so I don’t need any IDE like features
- sublime is fast and comfortable to use
- it brings back good memories