One cool thing about working on a web framework is that the tools you use to build a feature might eventually adopt the feature itself. 5.5 years later, in this case.
@filscarazz You probably know this already but that’s the correct technique for a two hander even under normal circumstances. Notice the position of his left hand is higher on the racket, leaving room for where his right hand usually would be.
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This is the reality for *every* PR in an active codebase with lots of contributors. If you’re regularly struggling to resolve conflicts, you have a communication/org problem, not a version control problem.
Bryan Cranston’s range is incredible because he has a Harrison Ford thing going on but in the same instant he’s Jim Carrey. Lots of actors can switch between modes, but Cranston is sorta always doing a superposition of both. Robin Williams is the only guy I can compare him to.
If a framework is described as "zero config", it could mean it requires no configuration. Or, it could mean it requires more configuration than you could possibly imagine.
It's like how "inflammable" sometimes means "flammable". Sometimes you just have to find out for yourself.
Film and Television is rapidly becoming an industry wherein original works are ignored in favor or rehashing the same handful of older works, which is a strategy that killed opera and the symphony orchestra. If only a charismatic young star would say something about this
Director: “well, I’d say that the final cut!”
Disney Exec: “not so fast- first we have to run it by Pazuzu, the Demon that Eats Colors”
Pazuzu, the Demon that Eats Colors: “Delicious reds and greens! A feast for Pazuzu!”
@acdlite I always make it write apology md files titled things like "how fucked up like an idiot.md" where it explains what it fucked up to the next context.
Yes I just already had these two agents open and didn’t have (or couldn’t think of) a way to get them to speak to each other without my involvement. I thought about instructing them to write to a file or something and then polling for a response. But in the moment it was less work to just pass manually. It’d be nice to have a skill for this — ideally it’s just built in, though.
Found a React bug by passing messages between a Claude in the Next repo and another in the React repo. I think I could have narrowed it down faster if I looked at it myself, but the key is: this happened while I was in a meeting.
Time = money has never been truer.
Every time I see a tweet about Timothee Chalamet it reminds me how fifteen years ago there was a phase when the internet hated Anne Hathaway for reasons that are still not entirely clear to me