Drew Davis

I usually write code, but here I write tweets (he/him)

[Drew Davis @typeparameter]

@theo Wasn’t able to watch the full stream on lakebed but curious on the intended use cases. From what I can tell, it seems fairly limiting currently (only one source file, TS only, no deps).

Is this intended for mostly hobby/testing projects? Or do you think companies will use it?

[AlertSeattle @AlertSeattle]

AlertSeattle (SDOT):

[Stephen Georg @Stephen_Georg]

finally tried nerds gummy clusters and swear i saw a brief glimpse of the lord

[jeff ²ᴰ² @PugetStout]

Excuse me, but I’m here for the ferry boat.

[t’es woke toi ! 🇵🇸 @teswoketoi]

apple said we’re giving you the PNW update

[tweet davidson @andyreed]

me after reading the anthropic blog post

[Niels Rogge @NielsRogge]

I don’t get the “your data lives on your machine” argument for @openclaw

Your data lives on Anthropic’s servers lol

[Midwest vs. The Rest @midwestern_ope]

It’s insane how beautiful life can be

[Drew Davis @typeparameter]

100%. This UX is garbage and infuriates me to no end. Honestly just want the old iOS back at this point.

[Dylan @DylanMcD8]

Can Apple PLEASE add an accessibility setting to disable the collapsing of tab bars in iOS 26? It is by far my least favorite part of the entire update. What used to be always be a 1-tap action is now almost always a 2-tap action. SO annoying.

[Drew Davis @typeparameter]

You’re absolutely right, Carol.

[vara @zosiaholic]

ChatLGBT over here

[Drew Davis @typeparameter]

@lbkulinski Oh no, did I fall for the bait again? 😅

[Drew Davis @typeparameter]

Cue the weekly Java "Hello World" bullshit 🙄

How often are people writing "Hello World" vs actual software?

[ℏεsam @Hesamation]

Java.

it instantly dries any drop of passion you have for programming. the language is so bureaucratic you need to make a fucking class to print “Hello World”. there is something seriously wrong with this language and i can’t put it into words.

[Drew Davis @typeparameter]

@lbkulinski Yep, I'm well aware. My main point is that Java shouldn't be judged by how it can write such simple programs, but rather how it scales to large applications.

The addition of simpler syntax is a nice touch, but IMHO unnecessary.

[Dmitrii Kovanikov @ChShersh]

Devs will see advice like,

"You don't need perfection"

and use it as an excuse to write the most horrendous slop.