@grhmc very nice. I use home assistant as a bridge into the Apple Home app (HomeKit), so now the garage door is part of our automated, nightly “turn the house off” routine. Security camera tells some running python if it’s already closed
Raspberry PI + simple relay + ChatGPT and I can now SSH into my garage door opener. The plan is to write simple software to detect if the door is open after hours (using a camera) and make sure it's always closed. Surprisingly easy to get going.
Posthog's new website is the best thing I've seen all month. Love that companies throw out the standard playbook for something a bit more risky... including employee feet pics???
https://t.co/v4gWZ8lHgh
Zed is the first editor to pull me out of Emacs. Super easy to get going with out of the box LSP servers, insanely fast, and now native support for Claude Code.
@grhmc Hey coming from you that means a lot! Thanks Graham. Btw, I blew up my Nix install on macOS a few days ago and the Determinate macOS installer got me going almost instantly. Was super impressed!
My Github project, a starter Nix configuration for macOS, hit 3k stars over the weekend. It's been fun seeing the feedback and helping other ppl find the magic in a declarative environment. I have some good ideas to improve on it, hopefully in 2025!
https://t.co/G4TWsaNBDP
I was sorting through my tech closet earlier, and all of a sudden felt something extremely hot to the touch. A bag of batteries had a 9V so hot you couldn't hold it in your hand. Feels like we avoided a fire. PSA: Check your closets for exploding things.
Copilot in terminal vim feels pretty neat. Something special about software you've been using most of your life still getting new superpowers.
Also, of course with Nix I enabled it with only 12 characters: https://t.co/PMIKJoiJih
@PeterKimFrank@iannuttall This. I've had the same success. Gave very small tasks at first and fired a few folks on the first day when it was obvious they weren't cutting it. So many candidates that it didn't take long before I found two highly qualified.
@mitchellh Before the Internet was a big thing, I loved going to my local bookseller and browsing the rows and rows of technical books. Now it's a small shelf. 😔
It's amazing what you learn when sitting down to cover the breadth of a technical topic. You don't know what you don't know?
@coreybgary@sweatystartup Yes, can concur. My trick is to use the scheduling feature to have lots of different apps displaying at different times so it feels fresh.
@dhh @wfaler I 100% agree with the pair programmer analogy; but I still like GitHub Copilot to save me keystrokes. I use it for tab complete where it’s usually right (import statements, variable definitions, etc etc). Both together are great.
Sqlite on the edge is insane. If you need proof, check out Cloudflare's demo app: https://t.co/uouMTS8NPy
I can't see a future where there isn't more of this