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in the future, trees will bend to say hello when you walk by, the stickers on the stop sign will morph, the sidewalk will lead you down a path to a new cafe. there will be an ongoing conversation between you and the physical world.
so much of working with agents revolves around ephemeral artifacts, but yet there still isnt a great way of handling these in tui. plz fix.
despite its rise in popularity, biking in the city continues to be one of the most subversive things someone can do
to truly see means to see opportunity everywhere. its a big wild world out there, every person you meet, idea you encounter has potential. you just gotta let it grow. who knows when it will come back to you
one thing people dont about enough re-context engineering is effectively getting you rmodel to think outside the box and consider other ways of solving a given problem. oftentimes, these models get wedged in a weird state where they just cant navigate the problem space
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being anti-AI in 2026 is like being anti-internet in 1999. technically allowed. historically embarrassing
anytime i see a post thats negative signal, i just mute the twitter account. its honestly great, can't recommend enough.
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Replying to @just_be_dev @dillon_mulroy
Thoughts: just-be.dev/blog/code-review…
engineering is such an empowering field.makes you realize everything is just figureoutable. any problem you run into, you can just define constraints, inputs, and find a way to get the best desired outcome possible.
smell is such a powerful force. pheromones, nostalgia. nothing like getting hit with a whiplash of nostalgia in a random apt building because it smells just like ur college dorm room.
linear thinking can be such a big problem.
no, you don’t need to do x to get to y. you can do y first, get learnings, then finish x too.
in work, this is just how you parallelize things. if you are blocked on a given part of a feature, just ask yourself what you can do to get a learning, or make progress in another part of the feature. there’s always more you can do.




