ooo look at what @ryantablada.bsky.social did! TanStack Table 🤝 Ember

the average price of gas when Biden left office was $3.12. Trump wants to throw a parade for himself over one station where it's $3.47.

>Everybody use AI or you're fired >Wait stop it's too expensive >Don't use it for menial tasks >Only use it for important work stuff >If you're going to use it for important stuff make sure it's correct >Let me know if you have any questions!

Donald Trump is once again openly bragging about his own corruption.

Talking about how basically anything your kids do is insider trading while stock tickers run at the bottom of the screen is a look… Also no investing in a new military industrial company (when you have no exp in anything mil) right before they get a huge defense contract is not “a cupcake co”

Today's NYT jobs report coverage (left) compared to exactly 2 years ago under Biden (right). Notice the numbers.

I find that AI SLDC has a huge risk in increasing intrinsic knowledge siloing. More and more I talk to devs where companies lean more on “ask the AI” but this means that a definitive answer gets lost. Opportunity to know why a decision was made and restrictions around it are lost.

The Republican Party is the pocket constitution guys… but one of their SCOTUS members got to write up “this is constitutional if you like read the constitution I guess”

This country was one person's vote away this morning from putting any birthright citizen in danger of being deported tomorrow. We are so much closer to the abyss than we think. Man oh man.

I need y'all to understand that I teach high school and there are teenagers already planning to leave the U.S. to because they will be studying science or medicine. They are SO serious about it - saving money, learning extra languages, and looking to see if there are familial connections abroad.

Ah yes communism was famously so dangerous that we joined the axis powers to fight against the USSR after Pearl Harbor. Checks notes… eh… I’m sure that’s fine

High School prop departments do a better job than this honestly.

Not sure if @iwriteok.bsky.social and @edzitron.com saw Computerphile recently made a comparison to AI and clever hans too youtu.be/0GQ2RP-25gM?...

If they’re firing at each other…it feels like it’s not a ceasefire.

The idea of some people saying that for Vance/Trump “corruption is the point” misses that by now… I don’t think Vance even thinks it’s corrupt… it’s just his default mode.

JD Vance: "I think Nixon's historical legacy is enjoying a bit of a renaissance, and deservedly so. I joked that if Watergate happened tomorrow, it would be like a 12 hours news story. The idea that it took down a presidency is crazy."

Remember when a guy promised us his car would basically double as a boat and then it came out and stopped working in the rain? Sure glad that guy didn’t become a trillionaire

So far I've only seen Rashida Tlaib take a stand. Andy Ngo gave a snarky reply and his minions are following it up w a ratio. FOX News reported her statement in shocked tones.

Just to fact-check: Obama administration *did* oversee a overhaul of the pool. It cost $35M, not $100M, and the pool did reopen (uhm, obviously?). Trump also says Obama "took the water from it," one presumes to give away with all those phones. www.factcheck.org/2026/06/trum...

Everyone is also fully aware that: - Iran already agreed to have weapons inspectors as part of the Obama-era JCPOA — a breakthrough that didn't require a war - Trump abandoned that policy for no good reason - lifting sanctions before working out new details on inspections is evidence of amateur hour

Actually, we *should* be able to expect the president of the United States to be able to restrain himself from personally threatening to kill the negotiators from another country. It's not that unreasonable at all, you pathetic toady.

It will never stop being funny to me that the street fighter subreddit has a much better, well reasoned ai policy vis a vis literally all universities.

“Stop policing my working class ways of communication” says Yale Law grad and Peter Thiel associate JD Vance.

It's been a long time since I've seen a politician ooze as much insincerity as JD Vance bsky.app/profile/atru...

The only people who ever say this are patronizing elitists with Ivy League degrees who think the plebs are unwashed masses who have no concept of manners and are too stupid to understand anything other than trash talk.

who signed it ben

Shout out to pop punk bands that still have their guitar techs play most of the rhythm guitar parts instead of using more tracks

Age 33 is about the point where it’s more fun to be the bass player than the guitarist…

If you say “this song came out in 2012” and play anything other than a yacht rock cover…. You should pay for urgent care bills for every one who just realized their back pain…

There’s a weird spot in pop punk revival where it’s like “fine we’ll woo if you really make us, but we’re not swaying more than 3in side to side” But then headliner comes out and we’ll lose it.

Peak millennial audio nerd is “thinking this is too loud” but also refusing to move because you need to be perfectly centered on FOH but won’t go into the crowd

Dang… Facebook/IG truly need flashing AI generated warnings. Half of stuff shared/linked by family ends up being some AI slop with WILD agenda or scams

now that's a fucking Space X IPO headline

Please Use AI

In the Nintendo universe I think sloppy toad must sell his slime as hair tonic… That’s the only explanation I have for why links hair looks like that

Been doing more framework-less react. The idea of a default value for context is pretty maddening. It makes you feel like you’re getting it wrong only then to recognize “no I should never rely on the default cause it will be different across everything if it’s ever used”

I specifically requested no more metaphors

if you continue to advertise that your product is so dangerous it must be stopped, WHILE CONTINUING TO RESEARCH AND RELEASE NEW VERSIONS of said product you cannot act surprised or angry when people physically attack you / your properties.

Looking across frameworks, I write vanilla Javascript DOM stuff and realize how Backbone really was SUPER small and most of what it did now can be written in a few lines with modern JS features.

Claude `/insights` is just having your agent write an r/roastme for you with a side dish of how to spend more money on Claude

AI autocomplete (cursor, copilot) tools make following learning courses so much worse Especially on popular courses where people have commuted their answers to GitHub. It will pre populate full code for you without reason.

Realizing so many people (myself included) complain blue sky isn’t like old twitter. But, we never post to it like old twitter. We brought our doom late stage bird site over here. So mark it, more stream of consciousness, cool finds, quick thoughts.

Days since I discovered a significant perf issue or crash was related to use of array spread...

Working up a little travel planner and really feeling like Ember with renderComponent and TanStack Router/State could be a stellar setup for apps. GTS and the ability to actually describe stateful components and tracking meaningfully makes more sense to me than any other SFC or JSX

I really enjoyed this one. shawnsmucker.substack.com/p/please-use...

I’ve been doing a deep dive on Nashville, TN’s 7th District US Congress, election on Dec 2nd, that Mike Johnson is banking on the R to win to offset Rep Grijalva’s Epstein File vote. But I think Dem Aftyn Behn, a sitting member of the TN House of Reps, can definitely win this! 👇

Hot off the press! 6.8 released with some big features 🎉 ⚡@vite.dev by default 🕚 Compatible with libraries from 8+ years ago* ✨ New APIs: renderComponent, additional reactive data structures 🤝 No more hbs by default (strict: true) Read more here: blog.emberjs.com/ember-releas...

whoa

This showed up on my door today and I am here for it and I do have a plan to vote for @aftynbehn.bsky.social