Elliott Johnson

@dillon_mulroy @ynab No way, I’ve also been using YNAB since 2015 (when I was in high school, unlike you, who were already old then)

wiring up @ynab's openapi spec to a cloudflare MCPAgent + codemode is the biggest life improvement i've made recently

@dillon_mulroy @feedthejim @dummdidumm_ it is unfortunately true

@_gruntled @feedthejim @dummdidumm_ knew you couldn't have written code that good

> stop chasing “the next thing” thats exactly why i use svelte

@kettanaito I think you could achieve this pretty trivially with an async generator! I just had to solve a problem similar to this today, where I have a group of maybe-promises and need to yield them back to a controlling promise in the order they resolve.

Is it bad to wish for a PromiseQueue API? Asking for a friend.

@dillon_mulroy @feedthejim as much as I’d love to take credit it’s actually @dummdidumm_

@feedthejim it’s not you, it’s me jk it’s @_gruntled’s sweet sweet remote apis

@PetrBrzek @rauchg @babasignedin @vercel Have you seen Sandboxes?

@rauchg @babasignedin @vercel The duration must be longer than 13 minutes for function invocation. Workflows can serve as a workaround, but they are still limited to 13 minutes. We’re seeing Anthropic models reason for longer than that.

i fucking love fluid compute!! @vercel @rauchg

@dillon_mulroy @eadams33 @goshua so we’re really looking for the mystical twelve inch cube cucumber?

@_gruntled @eadams33 @goshua you have to measure middle out in all directions

How many domains do you own?

@dillon_mulroy @eadams33 @goshua why is the cucumber length important though? wouldn’t girth be a much bigger determinant of pickle quality

the best pickles you'll ever have Ingredients for filling 2 32oz mason jars: - 3 cucumbers ~12” in length - 3 cups vinegar - 1.25 cups water - 1.5 Tbsp Salt - 1.5 Tbsp Sugar - 3 Tsp MSG - 6 cloves garlic chopped (3 cloves/jar) - 12 small sprigs of dill (6 sprigs/jar) - (Optional) 4 Tsp of Red Chili Flakes (2 Tsp/Jar) Instructions: - Chop cucumbers into coins (~1.5 cucumber / jar) - Chop cloves of garlic (3 cloves per jar) - Break apart sprigs of dill (6 sprigs per jar) - Put the cucumbers, garlic, dill, and optionally red chili flakes in each jar - Combine vinegar, water, salt, sugar, and MSG in a pot and bring to boil - Once boiling pour into and fill each jar - Refrigerate jars for ~1 hour and enjoy!

@dillon_mulroy it’s to keep your ai slop out of my codebase, dillon

it's more important than ever to question why process or red tape exists when you encounter it

@pariscestchiant What’re your main papercuts?

the more time passes, the more i'm considering moving from Vercel to Cloudflare (we already have part of our infra there). Vercel's DX is unparalleled, but there are a non-negligible amount of papercuts i dont want to deal with anymore. also costs. also i like wrangler also,

@dillon_mulroy I gave up on 5.4 and went back to Codex 5.3. Haven’t looked back 😂

bro what is happening lmao

gpt 5.4 has started talking like a caveman out of the blue

@shubham_arora_0 @zeeg I got it today, but I imagine it'll take a while for the Email Machine to churn through however many millions of customers they're contacting 😂

@_gruntled @zeeg when did this email get sent out? didnt find in my mailbox. just caugh it here. sheesh

Guess ill move off of Vercel for (unpaid) personal projects at this point. I dont mind if people ask permission for this, and everyones free to make their own choices, but I am your funnel, not your product.

@zeeg (reading to the bottom of the email, it also says any opt outs before the 31st will not have any data collected; opt outs after then will stop as soon as the opt out occurs)

@zeeg I'm not a huge fan of on-by-default for Hobby, but... this is right there in the email they sent out, along with a link to opt out:

I'm updating the docs ASAP as well. (See PR for a good description of the changes in the meantime: github.com/sveltejs/kit/p…)

Just merged a relatively significant set of changes to remote functions, especially `query`. It's fairly likely your next upgrade will break your app if you're doing anything decently advanced, but the errors should be pretty helpful/descriptive (1/2)

@dillon_mulroy nuggets of wisdom? this is just a whole chicken breast of wisdom

if you’ve generated a SPEC․md, PRD․md, or PLAN․md and fed it to an agent in the past week, this is mandatory reading so many nuggets of wisdom in here

@josefbender_ @thomascogez_ @tan_stack I think this is also fixed by Skew Protection, which is offered by some platforms — it basically detects the version of the frontend you’re on and serves the old assets to you to avoid breaking your experience.

@thomascogez_ @tan_stack Woah finally! That makes total sense. Thanks for the tip!

In @tan_stack Start, there is a weird error that happens when a page is stale in the background. I thought it happened only on my app, but I just saw it in the @tan_stack docs as well.

@zeeg Every time I’ve tried to have it just build out a feature or write swathes of code (even well-specified stuff), I’ve been relatively disappointed with the result from a maintainability / performance perspective.

@zeeg Working in Svelte and SvelteKit, I have almost exclusively found that they’re good for fixing bugs (just saves me the time of literally writing the code) and investigating things. In this, they’ve increased my productivity.

im fully convinced that LLMs are not an actual net productivity boost (today) they remove the barrier to get started, but they create increasingly complex software which does not appear to be maintainable so far, in my situations, they appear to slow down long term velocity

@graasdev @cramforce thank god it’s a virtual console then 😉😂

@cramforce But first, you'll have to sign in to the AWS console, which is physically impossible.

Credit where credit is due: AWS' RDS Proxy has eliminated this problem space and it is surprising that nobody else has a similar offering yet