🇵🇹🇨🇮🇬🇧🇺🇸 Engineering Manager @ Prompt Health. Used to stream horror games on Twitch. Husband to @OtherWitchery
New Jersey, USA
Joined March 2020
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T3 Code is AMAZING @theo Tried it last night, set things up on my Linux boxes + Mac, hooked up to my iPhone, CLIProxyApi, it all works SO SMOOTHLY. And the "snooze" for a session 👌👌👌 Had no idea T3 would be so good, I figured it'd be like the Claude app and the buggy /rc.
This Rust-based, memory-safe, async-everything, state-driven reactive OS looks just like Windows 98. A built-for-multi-threading old-school-looking OS, where the "filesystem" is a DB, not files.
AND NOW, IT RUNS DOOM!
(will write this up soon)
> does ghostty resume tabs when you close and reopen? if not, can we make it do it? iterm2 does it
> Ghostty lacks this on Linux since maintainers are waiting on a GTK API, so I'll build it on the stock package.
Not what I meant by 'make it do it', damn, Opus 5.5 goes hard. 😐
Claude Code Skill that uses an SQLite DB + custom shell script to organize thousands of old bookmarks/open tabs into my Obsidian vault. Knowledge from URLs, tasks, UI inspiration, all the things.
This had been on my mind for ~20 years. That's value, to me.
Any time I feel afraid of striking out on my own and founding a startup, afraid of being unable to find customers... I should really remember that these are -still- a thing, and -they- have customers.
There are so many little scams out there. I used a spend-limited card from @mercury for my LLC's registered agent, and it blocked a completely unexpected $100 charge. Went to check, they wanted to charge $100 for a state form I filled out in 3 mins saying "yep, nothing's changed"
32% off… but it was never actually $250. It’s weird seeing Amazon directly show it’s a lie, not even trying to hide it anymore.
Spent today constantly corrupting SQLite DBs in WAL mode by using them on a Docker host and the container at the same time, and it took me way longer than is reasonable to realize that when the docs say you can’t do it on network drives… that includes Docker!
Got to meet and chat with @zenorocha at Laracon US! Love @resend, they’re such a great product and company, and I was fangirling so hard it’s embarrassing
I've been working on a project that is almost exclusively AI written, and decided to bring back Rico Delgado, the CTO from my 2023 AI coworker experiment. 😂
Prediction: The future for engineers is AI management. Productivity will be measured by how many AI agents an engineer can "manage" simultaneously.
A person managing 10+ tickets at the same time, actually guiding the AI (not just vibe coding) will be immensely more valuable.
Why is Slack stuck in the past? Skype is literally the only 'About Me' contact you can set. Does anyone even use Skype anymore?
Loving this.
Unit tests for a safe and fully-typed HTTP Request library I've been working on (everything is a Result, no Errors, responses go through Zod).
HTTP server is mocked with msw and time is faked, so even with rate limiting testing, the whole test suite runs in 500ms.
Moving some subscriptions from UK to US, and like... A £10.80/mo subscription (£9 + 20% VAT) became a $9/mo subscription. That's £7.18, a full 1/3 off the UK price.
I'm loving it here.
Just ditched Prettier/Eslint for @biomejs. I knew it was supposed to be fast, but I always thought 'eh compatibility'.
When I tried it and first saved a file in my editor, and format on save was instant, I understood.
When I `npm run lint` and it was instant, I understood.
Something in the Swift compiler that would be incredibly good to have in TypeScript:
> The compiler is unable to type-check this expression in reasonable time; try breaking up the expression into distinct sub-expressions
Think of how slow type checking is for some TS projects.
