In one year, @Intercom went all-in on Claude Code, doubling the throughput of their entire engineering and R&D org. Now 95%+ of daily code is AI-generated, with 1,000+ weekly users enabled across the whole company (including sales, marketing, and finance).
@brian_scanlan shares how they got there and where they’re going next on the next episode of On Rails with host @robbyrussell: https://t.co/BJ2iiX1JNS
Fuck it, we just made Fizzy completely free.
The open source installable version was always free, but the SaaS version was pay. No more. Basecamp and HEY's largess will subsidize Fizzy for all.
So go grab your account at https://t.co/pGxSDeGKNK. It's Kanban the way it should be, not the way it has been. Fresh, fun, light, fast, and perfect for working with agents, too.
An official CLI is coming soon as well. Stay tuned for that.
The native iOS app should be out once Apple approves it (it's in approval right now...). Android is already out, you can get it on the Play store.
(and BTW if you were a paying customer, you will no longer be charged moving forward)
Uninstalled gstack from Claude Code.
CEO review mode? Weekly retros? YC Office Hours skill?
I'm a solo dev building a Rails app, not running a Series B.
Replaced it with superpowers-ruby: TDD, systematic debugging, Sandi Metz rules, 37signals-style
Rails. Skills that actually match the work.
https://t.co/qW2L3jlny3
@hobdaydesign Or maybe making changes for changes’ sake. Seeing iOS 26 makes me think Apple has lost the plot.
A long time ago.
https://t.co/7zKpC7Cv3J
@aarondfrancis I would use tailwindcss too if it didn’t ignore the cascade, if it didn’t result in unmaintainable code, if it wasn’t profit-driven, if it didn’t clog the HTML with repetition and if it didn’t make me 🤮🤮🤮
Don’t wish it was easier, wish you were better.
Don’t wish for less problems, wish for more skills.
Don’t wish for less challenges, wish for more wisdom.
-- Jim Rohn
@zilasino@GedeanDias Slim is haml with the noise removed. 100% signal, stripped of noise.
It’s the essence of the markup as my brain interprets it when I read html - with the computer-y stuff removed.
The great thing about money is that people can spend it on things they need instead of things that other people ('experts') think they need.
Amazing talk by @RoryStewartUK on the power of cash to eliminate extreme poverty.
Worth 13 mins of your time -->
Another way to look at it. One bio core costs the same as 3636 EPYC cores. So if you've managed to make the bio core 10% more productive, you've saved the same cost as 363 EPYC cores. Make them 25% more productive, and it's 1,000 cores saved. This is what Rails optimizes for.
@CraigRozniecki Minds are hard to change, and pretty much impossible when I’m entangled with identity. That’s why identity politics works so well. The party of identity politics focuses on narrative, not policy. The reality doesn’t matter. Perception is everything.
https://t.co/WppGzFHvf5
I love replacing Rubygem with @jumpstartrails API clients.
Swapped out an old, unmaintained BitBucket gem with this 4 method API client.
No dependencies, no unused features, consistent interface with our other API integrations and very easy maintenance for any future changes.
If a product has an exact specification, because it has been made before, it can just be built.
If we know what we want it to do but aren’t sure what it actually is, it has to unfold.