A lot of people knew him as Prime's editor, but man he was so much more. Not only the work he did for so many other developers and content creators, but he was always willing to lend an ear, share his knowledge, and give advice. Always a solid dude! RIP Flip.
Some very sad news
Our friend @FlipMediaProd has been struggling for the past year with medical issues, had an unexpected complication and has passed away. I know many of you knew him; with family's permission I asked to make this post. I'm beyond heartbroken. RIP lil bro
@joshm You have to think how many other professionals care enough about scaling their output to actually learn how to use this stuff. Tech folks had a really low barrier to entry, most of the world doesn’t. I
@theo I respect the attention to your audience, but I only ever started using T3 because it's what you used.
I wanted to use the tools that were being used by the best in the game.
If I want it to be tailored specifically to my needs, I fork it and make it that way myself.
I let my Claude subscription expire on August 1st because .. summer holidays.
I don't know what to tweet about anymore.
Without Claude nothing feels interesting enough to share.
@mitchellh It happens more often than not though. Leadership often feels the need to shift into what everyone else is doing, and typically it's because of stakeholders asking to see money coming in instead of asking to see a vision executed on.
@theo Every once in a while I will use the Claude Desktop app for planning if I'm ideating on a new project, but honestly I'm just more comfortable in the terminal. I do literally everything else in the terminal so having to switch to talk to a bot is unnecessary.
@CaptainInsightX DHH, no question. The guy consistently builds to scratch his own itch with almost zero thought about how it would work for others, then manages to build an almost radical community around each one he builds