Feels like we've been in the "finding out good uses" for it stage for a while. Business customers paying out decent amounts of money will expect good (human) support
17.01.2026 12:46
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Feels like we've been in the "finding out good uses" for it stage for a while. Business customers paying out decent amounts of money will expect good (human) support
This is quite a post
www.planetearthandbeyond.co/p/reality-is...
"Bias towards action. Ship. You can edit a bad page, but you can’t edit a blank one". Some fantastic lessons here addyosmani.com/blog/21-less...
"Commit often and use version control as a safety net. Never commit code you can’t explain"
Some excellent from the trenches tips here from Addy Osmani about coding with LLMs addyo.substack.com/p/my-llm-cod...
Last year I bought .site domain for literal pennies. Got an email this week from namecheap saying the renewal cost is $44, wtf?!
"I never want to hear any moral grandstanding from these boys ever again. The next time Tim Cook says “privacy is a human right,” the only possible response is to laugh in his face" 👏🏽👏🏽
www.theverge.com/policy/85990...
"While Rust-powered tools have delivered impressive speed gains—shaving build times from three minutes to thirty seconds—the real problem remains the sheer volume of JavaScript we’re shipping" redmonk.com/kholterhoff/...
Home server stuff: Played around with Note taking apps this weekend. Tried Joplin and didn't get on with it. Hosting it behind a reverse proxy was unnecessary difficult. Instead was up and running with Memos and the fantastic PWA it comes with in notime (usememos.com)
This! I think some folks so this to make their content more wordy. Prefer concise over wordy.
Really noticed the slowdowns in copilot in vscode over the last month or so. He's a thread with with a response from one of the vscode team
www.reddit.com/r/GithubCopi...
Life Altering Postgresql patterns. Some great tips here
mccue.dev/pages/3-11-2...
I've seen more content over the last few days negatively covering AI, for example. I've also seen TV ads advocating for it's use in places where it'll be a negative. Using AI to generate your website's content will be a type of "smell"... We've heard of coding smells, now we've got content smells
The AI hype feels like it's on the downward trajectory into the trough of disillusionment.
It feels like people are going to start to be honest about it's applications. It can be a very useful productivity aid for some professions. But not everywhere
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