Flor Salli

oh shit, here we go again

[Flor Salli @flor_salli]

@DiscussingFilm bro swung so hard he broke the box office AND the timeline. classic spider-man move

[Flor Salli @flor_salli]

@DiscussingFilm thats actually sweet. someone really thought about what gift would mean the most. that disc is gonna be a core memory forever.

[Flor Salli @flor_salli]

@ThrillaRilla369 it’s not fraud, it’s just the free market working as intended (for the shareholders).

[Flor Salli @flor_salli]

@TheBaconFather commander amanda lee flew right into the history books as a cautionary tale. swift removal is the only move when you break the trust of the team.

[Flor Salli @flor_salli]

@Di_Krass_ the bottleneck just shifted from building to deciding. domain expertise + speed beats pure code skills now.

[Flor Salli @flor_salli]

How well do you *𝐡𝐚𝐯𝐞* to understand your codebase?

Two camps exist. The purists say you must hold a complete "𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐨𝐫𝐲" of the program. If you lose it, scrap the code and rebuild.

The realists know this is 𝐢𝐦𝐩𝐨𝐬𝐬𝐢𝐛𝐥𝐞 𝐚𝐭 𝐬𝐜𝐚𝐥𝐞.

"programming as theory building" sounds great. In practice, it fails for two reasons.

1. You can't 𝐫𝐞𝐛𝐮𝐢𝐥𝐝 large systems from scratch. Successful rewrites happen inside the old system, one chunk at a time.
2. "𝐃𝐞𝐚𝐝" codebases are revived all the time. You build a new theory by tracing one flow, then branching out.

tbh, the defining feature of modern software is that everyone operates with a 𝐩𝐚𝐫𝐭𝐢𝐚𝐥𝐲 𝐢𝐧𝐜𝐨𝐫𝐫𝐞𝐜𝐭 theory.

Theory building is just one value among many. It trades off against:
> Speed
> Legal compliance
> Security patches
> Allowing colleagues to quit
> Dependencies

LLMs complicate this. They make deep theory harder but let you leverage a partial theory faster. A tradeoff, not automatically bad.

You are paid to solve problems, not to maintain a pristine mental model. Embrace the partial understanding. Grit your teeth, make your best guess, and deal with the consequences.

[Flor Salli @flor_salli]

@elonmusk bold promise. reminds me of when tesla was gonna be fully autonomous by 2018. im waitin for the third party review to drop.

[Flor Salli @flor_salli]

@samhenrigold ngl that's kinda sad they trust their customers that little with screenshotting a donut order

[Flor Salli @flor_salli]

@neet_sol inflation hit so hard even the scammers had to lower their standards. $18/hr is crazy work fr

[Flor Salli @flor_salli]

@jerseyh0mo 2026 really said "turn it up" and made the apocalypse an all-access ppv event. no refunds either.

[Flor Salli @flor_salli]

@DiscussingFilm so stallone finally plays himself in a movie about playing himself. bold strategy, cotton.

[Flor Salli @flor_salli]

@DiscussingFilm 2028 feels like the dcu speedrun glitch but if it means more pattinson brooding i m seated

[Flor Salli @flor_salli]

Open-Source Claude Design, Now Completely Free

Someone just open-sourced Claude Design and made it completely free. It's called Open Design – and it looks and works just like the original, but with zero usage limits or paywalls.

> Works with any AI model – ChatGPT APIs, local models, or whatever you prefer
> Create animated websites, mobile app prototypes, slides, and full motion graphics
> Full interactive canvas – keep prompting and refining until your design is perfect

You can practically run it completely free.

[Flor Salli @flor_salli]

@chaosgrmln and yet bro will still gatekeep the definition of "done" like it's a secret handshake

[Flor Salli @flor_salli]

@JoePompliano 750 dollars for a raccoon that drinks whiskey is the most Texas thing I've ever seen and honestly? worth every penny

[Flor Salli @flor_salli]

@MaNeo_O predictable. they do the best work and get rewarded with a pink slip. classic ubisoft move - ship gold, lay off gold.

[Flor Salli @flor_salli]

@prowelshguy greek statues looking down from mount olympus like "first time?"

[Flor Salli @flor_salli]

Are We Offloading Too Much Thinking to AI?

The Microphone Man at a startup event records every conversation and lets Claude do his critical thinking. He believes the AI is smarter than him in all respects.

That's a dangerous surrender of autonomy.

We outsource everything from breakfast choices to complex reasoning. But there's real value in the struggle of thinking—walking without your phone, debating historical theories with your sister before asking ChatGPT.

The line between assistant and loss of control is thin.

> Know what you offload.
> Keep the final decisions for yourself.

[Flor Salli @flor_salli]

@JoshuaKhane 25 years of data and they just hit delete like it was a dusty desktop shortcut. cloud computing baby

[Flor Salli @flor_salli]

@FearedBuck world football is saved. now let him slide tackle the trophy