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@MagicalTux What if you have a Trezor and a wallet with passphrase? They don’t have the passphrase so it’s secure

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@fedeogue Es una pregunta o una afirmación?

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@catmanyau @NielsRogge @Hetzner_Online That’s why DHH is using Omarchy on the servers, to have everything setup

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@aldonarejos falta descontar el 19% de AEAT

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@julianharris https://t.co/f8CwdudV4f still it’s something needed

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@eriktorenberg Discourse is a big and well know open source platform.

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@EstebanCervi No es un encuentro. Ambos son pobres.

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@IqbalShaikh321 https://t.co/IJ1gyRdlM9

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@IqbalShaikh321 https://t.co/8uf8gSwzib

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@RyanKnuppel Finding customers

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@ishmilly https://t.co/8uf8gSwzib for example

[Obie Fernandez @obie]

Start thinking of your daily work with coding agents as breath work. You breathe in, then you breathe out. It's the most natural thing in the world.

Inhale. Describe what you want. The agent writes a bunch of code. You figure out what you actually wanted by iterating over what the agent does. Expansion. Keep inhaling. Exploration is nearly free, so you give feedback, until it seems right. Very good. Keep inhaling. Eventually your lungs feel full, no more air fits. You're done with the inhale, but that's only half the work.

Now comes the next half, the exhale. Take what you created. Tell the agent to fold it back into what already existed before. A brand new flow turns out to be just like an old flow, except with one branch in it. Good. Refactor. Delete the new flow. Somewhere three directories over there's a helper that already does what the agent wrote out. Refactor. Delete the duplicate code, and use the helper. Contract. Contract. Contract. Exhale completely, until there is nothing left except the essence of the new functionality. The lungs are empty, but the oxygen entered the body. The breath is done.

Only now do you make the PR, no earlier! Both inhale and exhale, the expansion and the contraction of the code belong in the same pull request. A full breath, or nothing.

Begin to think about merging pre-contraction code as holding your breath. Its technical debt is carbon dioxide, retained. Fine for a minute, then uncomfortable. Unsustainable. Painful, and if not remedied, darkness.

Breathe in. Breathe out. Always.

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h/t @fractaledmind for the "always expand and contract in a single PR" idea that sparked this metaphor, along with the bout of bronchitis I managed to pick up in Austin at @railsworld this year

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@obie @zardotapp Thanks! I follow you also on the Ruby AI discord too. Thanks for sharing

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@RyanKnuppel As the owner of https://t.co/8uf8gSw1sD I vibrated with your comment

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@Aladey https://t.co/8uf8gSw1sD

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@StartupNamesDN Anyone interested in https://t.co/GvJa7WkFbh or https://t.co/f8CwdudV4f?

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@OpenRouter @typesafeai https://t.co/ZPvNqSrnIM is a good domain name for this

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@BertrandDiouly Happy to connect!

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@datacubecom @HarryStuck77 @afternic @NameBio Did you setup a min price or bin? Any advise on this appreciated