Apparently somebody just built us a new marketing site... 🙏 justfuckingusetailscale.com

I made something cool github.com/fira42073/va...

Жестокий мир и делает котёночка жестоким

Who knew that if you are good at arcades that makes you hot... Right, Faye? @kinthehuman.bsky.social

I guess I'm engaged w @kinthehuman.bsky.social now C:::

if you ever, EVER, get into my replies and go unironically "I asked chatGPT and" I wish you a very polite eat your own shit and hair

JFYI, When I say "Recreational Programming" by "Recreational" I mean like in recreational drug use. Not recreating things from scratch. Though both things might be involved. It's up to you.

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Fuck off, I'm working

Meow

I love you, @standupmaths.bsky.social Anyone else, go watch this youtu.be/j04IAbWCszg

He loves sleeping there while I work

1. you have large enough eng teams 2. updating dependencies becomes increasingly painful. but also increasingly necessary 3. you have an infra team that can build tooling to deal with the pain the monorepo causes :)

typedef all the way

LOOK LOOK WHAT I'VE DONE! ^-^ #mermaid #go #fsm github.com/fira42073/tr...

Just the half-ass attention to detail I expect from companies.... 1) click unsubscribe link 2) get taken to a "manage all your spam" page with one little "actually unsubscribe" checkbox 3) confirmation page designers never imagined people would use said checkbox at the end

Some cute cuddling cats for your feed. Civilization is fucked, but let's enjoy the moment C:

something that I feel would help people understand why llms are so terrible at anything is the fundamental disconnect between syntactic proof and semantic truth. llms are purely syntactic ways of organizing information, which has sharp limits and difficulties

This is how it works in spain already btw. No reason UK should fall behind.

Yet another article on #sqlc #go https://zemfira.me/posts/things-i-wish-i-knew-about-sqlc/

We're moving

Feeling cute, might rent 100,000 cores for five minutes later. (yes, this is my personal account)

Shit, I've experienced this. Most people are not comfortable questioning such fundamental things, because their intuition flags them as obvious. It feels like we're in 19th century and people cannot believe that atom can be divided even further, because "it's obvious" that atoms are indivisible.