what devrel looked like 40 years ago

you'll be surprised how many developers actually know how to prompt a LLM

working code > quality code this is true for most use cases, and why vibe coding is awesome

claude code is the new coding bootcamp

StackOverflow is officially dead

vibe coder work outfit

How to recognize a tech consultant

How vibe coding often feels

Are normal people using AI now?

Did I escape Europe for this?

You can’t learn taste or force popularity

How to go viral on Reddit

Ads for breaking into tech make zero sense: “Tech jobs you should move into based on your background” What skills does the average nurse have that would make them qualified as a data analyst? The work most “data analysts” do can be replaced with AI anyways…

Only in SF

When can we go back to the original Netflix model of releasing all episodes at once?

Clickbait or bad AI?

All you need to create your next HackerNews clone is the Codex CLI and the Chrome MCP server In a few prompts, it: - creates a HTML clone - does a side-by-side comparison with the source - updates any elements and CSS

Codex has terrible error handling, turns out I needed to update my node version to use the Chrome MCP server

Spongebob shaped pasta was peak childhood with red sauce not fake "cheese" sauce

This is the most SF thing ever

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Am I the only person who though this was a meme?

Vibe coding with AI still requires good engineering practices AI is a productivity tool, not a replacement for engineering best practices

The website of a company that made $371.43 billion revenue last year Why are you spending months to build your landing page?

GPT 5.2 dropping tomorrow?

Capitol of AI

Current state of MCP

Looks like I'm not the only one...

I still think GraphQL is a great language, especially with LLMs

what if

Anyone still using /llms.txt for their docs? Looks like Google and others have dropped it

will bun be the default runtime for mcp? and thereby javascript the main programming language?

Did Amazon achieve AGI?

Vibe coding is fun, and as a developer I find it pretty useful As an employer, I would be terrified when used by marketing/sales/non-tech PMs to build products

Non technical people overestimate the skillset of many developers, lots of developers I've seen are not able to write better code than recent coding models

Everyone else posted this already, so here is my take: Vibe coding solves all problems

We don’t need better models, we need better a better app layer

If every app was vibe coded the internet would be a very unsafe place

Apple intelligence was never really here… Anyone switched to Google Pixel without regretting it?

When vibe coding , working code is more important than good looking code. At this stage your code is not meant to be perfect, but to show value or proof a point.

Tool calling is often broken when you include multiple MCP servers I've compiled my thoughts on MCP server composition and parallels with API patterns like BFF and GraphQL 👇

Few-shot examples don’t just teach style. They teach priorities. Show the model how you think once or twice and it starts making decisions like you.

AI will always take the path of least resistance. If your prompt is vague, the output is vague. Force it to think in steps and it suddenly feels “smarter.” Not because it is but because you finally gave it a structure to follow.

Prompt engineering is not for developers but for business people Developers are context engineering with prompts, tools and memory

Custom GPTs are dead

Someone in Atlanta forked the white house

Had to read this graph multiple times but looks like some engineers at LinkedIn are great at negotiating their compensation

AI consultants are making $$$ building tools that are bespoke for their clients Our X bubble would be amazed at how much money you can make creating AI systems for non technical companies

Memory is another missing piece in most agents. If they can’t remember past decisions the interaction always feels shallow and repetitive.

Most agents still rely on basic system prompts, while they could benefit a lot from pulling context specific prompts from MCP servers or memory