I've got a need to make things - apps, websites or dad jokes. Sometimes they work. Currently building & growing @thankbox as a family business ♥️

Edinburgh, UK
Joined September 2014
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Another shocking @EDI_Airport baggage delivey. Been waiting for over an hour on my bags coming and yet still nothing
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Replying to @JackEllis
You using T3? How are you finding it? Used it ages ago when it was in beta and wasn't really impressed at the time
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Alright, who subscribed my personal email to bible newsletters? 😂
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Replying to @Mail_Gun
@Mail_Gun getting an increased amount of 500 errors from the API - what's happening?
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I ran Mythos on my codebase and it basically said I might as well pack it up and shut down.
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Is anyone else just avoiding adding new Open Source libraries to their stuff purely because you're highly sus it's all been vibecoded and can get abandoned easily?
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This is what the life of an undercaffeinated startup owner who still also wants to write code sometimes looks like 😅
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I woke up today and decided to choose violence in my Tailwind
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Replying to @intellijidea
@intellijidea I absolutely love Junie but would love a way to easily change which model I use directly from within the chat window. I flip often between the default Gemini one for easier stuff and Opus for harder ones. Having to go through settings each time is annoying.
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Replying to @stripesupport
I do use these quite a bit, but for a business that processes thousands of transactions daily you often get disputes where the person forgot they used the service or was just confused. It's these previously "easily-winnable" cases that no longer make sense to dispute.
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At this point with @stripe there's zero sense in countering lower-sum disputes even if I know I'd win them. What's the point when I'll end up being charged more than I'd get back? Surely this is causing more fraudulent disputes 😡
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The most visited page on the internet today:
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Having Junie write my code and then Github copilot review the PR is not something I thought I'd be doing 2 years ago.
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Replying to @trizo_za
From what I see all examples using it are docs sites. Have any of the big LLMs actually stated they use it?
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When coding a new feature and you're using an AI Agent, what parts do you hand over to it? Just tests, full feature implementation? Somewhere in between? I try to build out at least some of the feature so I can think through it, then when I have an example I try to offload that
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You know you're tired when you make yourself another cup of coffee even though you only have decaf in the house 😅
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I've already got the design team hard at work at implementing Apple's new Liquid Glass design system. Can't wait to ship this soon!
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I'm on the lookout for a decent laptop backpack since my own has given up the ghost. What do you people recommend nowadays? Got a 16" MBP so should fit that comfortably. Ideally plus an extra pocket for other stuff.
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AI image generation at its peak
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