I'm starting to replace "developer {something}" with "development {something}". Development is production, just like computing. Nobody is calling _people_ "computers" right now. What you want is architects/engineers. Developer is a temporary role like it was with computer.

Just realizing that I don't need to have Microsoft 365 installed on my PC

What welcomes new users on Twitter vs Bluesky Both are terrible, but @bsky.app is waaaay worse. It has been similar (or worse) from when I started using bsky 😵‍💫

The MCP “disruption” will be when OpenAI lands support on ChatGPT. MCP (over HTTP) is perfect for non-tech people. ChatGPT is where non-tech people are.

New post benjavicente.dev/blog/http-ca...

Feels good to contribute on small opportunities of improvement and in documentation of libraries, even though I don't understand any of the internals 🫡

NextJS is good if "use client" is used a lot, not otherwise. The trend of going *all in* on RSC is like buying a car and using it to every journey, including 2 minute drives. Having a new car doesn't force you to leave behind walking or biking, it allows you to reach new frontiers when you have to!

I'm starting to use JSX for a big prompt with xml, and it's stupid how nice it is: - Formating, max line lenght - White space removal - Composition with functions And all it takes is a couple of TS to change the JSX available elements, and a render function from react-dom ✨

Most of Chile without electricity right now 🫠

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First post of the year:

I'm finding out that YouTube shorts has a better recommendation algorithm to find new series and movies than most of streaming services

It's clear that the ones that pushed Google Gemini on Workspace aren't great at building products. GMail and Drive have a system for selecting multiple items, and an integrated AI should know that if one has selected items, one would probably want information about those items.

Encuentro bien complicado seguir gente y comunidades cracks en Chile (y me imagino que a nivel latam). Las instancias que hay, están casi todas orientadas al dev (no ing de software) promedio, y si no eres parte del círculo de pocas empresas cracks que arman comunidad entre si, difícil.

Bookmarks, pinned tabs, and opened tabs are different. No browser has really nailed the UX of those with clear workspace separation.

`display: contents` is underrated

by contrast, the City of Berkeley account on Bluesky has a .gov domain, so you can immediately tell it's legit. Using domains as handles is brilliant

The more I study JS client-first frameworks (Remix, SvelteKit, ...), the more I realize that scaling them is way harder that server-first (Rails, ...) in like 99% of cases.

Knowing how to stand out is the key to success. I wish I had that mentality early, and understood how to apply it in different contexts.

AI internet search tools aren't just great because they can create great summaries. They're great because they can search multiple sites faster than it takes to load their unoptimized pages.

The domain as username option is wonderful. - It delegates the username acquisition to an external entity, so the network does not own usernames outside their own domain (bsky[dot]social‬). The external entity provides prof of ownership. - Shows where to know more about the user who is posting.