I don’t know howwww people are vibe coding without knowing how to _actually_ code My workflow has been: Claude helps me a little Claude regresses I help Claude Claude tells me I was right all along I close Claude I do the rest myself

Some pictures I took a couple weeks ago in Montreal

Roe deer Nikon Z30 #wildlife #photography #ArtYear

What’s the human equivalent of software updates and a reboot? Sleep?

I've been working on a bot that helps make sure people's comments aren't 'lost in the noise' ... rolled out a new feature yesterday, and it seems to work! 🎉

i'm organizing a hackathon for teens, by teens called Compass, where we'll travel from Lisbon to France by train with devices that we developed that can help us on our journey. we want to focus on the moment, so we're going to turn off our phones to explore and breath. 1/

Taking the AP Human Geography exam tomorrow. Got a 5 on the practice test I took.

Having a personal blog/site, where you share ideas, opinions, and your work, pays huge dividends.

I say that this photo is me speaking during Scrapyard Lisbon. But secretly it’s me singing EARFQUAKE by Tyler, The Creator at the Cloudflare offices. Don’t tell anyone 🤫

Over the weekend, Podium, a project I've been working at while contracting at The Hack Foundation, got 1600+ users from 72+ cities in 72 hours. Podium is the first prod-level product I've made and seeing it get used across the world has been incredible.

I noticed someone mentioning that they couldn't afford "How Git Works" right now. we have a "buy one give one" program where we give away 1 free copy for every zine sold. You can use code BUYONEGIVEONE to get a free PDF copy of How Git Works if $12 is a lot for you. wizardzines.com/zines/git/

For the past couple months, I've been contracting at Hack Club building Podium[0], a peer-judging platform for hackathons. Recently, I was flown out to MakerHacks @sentry.io HQ in San Francisco for the first alpha test. 0: podium.hackclub.com