Working on dev tools

Melbourne, Australia
Joined January 2019
Christian Findlay retweeted
It amazes me that more people aren't solving this with automation. It can be done. I'm doing it. So is @CFDevelop.
Anthropic’s report is basically saying humans are the bottleneck. “Amid this model-driven acceleration, human attention is a constant bottleneck. Claude sessions amount to around 80% idly waiting for human input. As one engineer put it, people are “bottlenecking the agents.”
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Every platform team Me: would you like me to help you turn on code rules in the pipeline? Platform: SonarQube? Me: No just the critical first party rules that come with the language Platform: SOO-NAAA-KYUUUB? 🤦‍♂️
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When this thing gets XAML, it’s gonna GET XAML if you know what I mean!
Replying to @djbyter
Yes, but there is currently no support for XAML. Would be keen to hear what happens when you try
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Christian Findlay retweeted
Koru now has an experimental(!) and partial C#/.NET-backend. Our effect-branches/generators emit to static calls so the performance is good, as expected. Test coverage nowhere near Zig, but a fun start. Check it out here: korulang.org/blog/cs-backend
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The new CPU/Memory profiler is out in SharpLsp and it's shit hot. It can profile itself. If you do .NET, C# or F#, this is for you. Believe me, you want to take a look.
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Holy crap, I was hearing distant rock from house last night I go out for a drink and King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard is doing a block party!
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Truly I live in paradise. Melbourne is the best
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2026, world class music in the street and building apps from my phone
Holy crap, I was hearing distant rock from house last night I go out for a drink and King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard is doing a block party!
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Given a free pass just for turning up in my hood! Australia and music…
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Omarchy sounds great in theory, but after experiencing the Hey email debacle for a long time, I’m not inclined to touch it Hey is enticing because it promises a clean new experience, but it makes spam even worse and no progress in several years
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Apple computers are by far the cheapest. You only pay once at the checkout They don’t keep milking you for your data at every possible opportunity
Apple end to end encrypts as much of your data as it can. So much so that some governments like the UK government ban features like ADP They want your trust so you buy their devices Other companies grab all of it by default because that’s their revenue stream Incentives matter
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Apple end to end encrypts as much of your data as it can. So much so that some governments like the UK government ban features like ADP They want your trust so you buy their devices Other companies grab all of it by default because that’s their revenue stream Incentives matter
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What’s the best GitHub runner host? At this point I’m consistently smashing my monthly budget, which is the same price as the most expensive Claude/Codex subs
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