@ericlbarnes @ninjaparade Wait is that me? I have no recollection of this
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Craig Anderson
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Craig Anderson
@CraigThirtyFour
Building websites and Laravel apps for a long, long time at @1043labs and @intrepidws; Bad at elevator pitches and Twitter bios
Katılım Nisan 2014
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What happens when you hand out disposable cameras at Laracon US!
Thanks to @ninjaparade for sending them.
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@jclermont @gonedark Agreed. I think the video would be instructive
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@gonedark I don't view it as necessarily combative. It would just highlight the differences. Some may not value the differences. Others may not even be aware and assume they're equal.
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My advice is to do both side by side. Run the Laravel 13 shift in one branch and use the boost command in another. Compare the two. I don't plan on giving up the granular commits, detailed PR comments, and all the extra touches that Shift makes to my app. Worth every penny.
Jason McCreary@gonedark
Promoting Shift has always been a challenge. It became more of a challenge yesterday. The truth is you can always upgrade yourself. I know Shift does more - cheaper, faster, thorough. If you've used Shift, you know this too. If you haven't, I hope you still give it a try.
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really think on this agentic era, github desktop is underrated.. literally gives a clean full diff of the things you are about to commit..
claude code + github desktop is the wombo combo
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@gonedark Taking my son out of school tomorrow to go see it in imax
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While I can understand the appeal of the new Laravel AI upgrade skill for small side projects, the combination of Shift and their new AI prompts hits the sweet spot for upgrading codebases that actually matter.
Shift@laravelshift
Excited to introduce the Laravel 13.x Shift! As always, Shift's goal is not just compatibility, but making your app look and feel like it's always been running Laravel 13 - including automation for refactoring request access, adopting PHP attributes, and syncing core files.
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Craig Anderson retweetledi
People say golf is an expensive hobby, but I think photography/video is probably in second place.
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@aarondfrancis Looks like it's still happening - sent you some notes and a screenshot. Loving Solo in general though, great work here.
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@CraigThirtyFour @jasonlbeggs Many chance. But let me know if not
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The new Solo app is out!
Run your agents, terminals, and devstack all in one app.
I've increased the free tier, cleaned up the terminal, made trusting commands less annoying, fixed a few zsh issues, shift+enter issues, etc.
Lots of good stuff!
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Love this change to Shift. Adds even more value to an already valuable service
Shift@laravelshift
As Laravel looks to the future with AI, so does Shift. The Laravel 13.x Shift introduces a new feature - copyable prompts.
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@ShaneDRosenthal Yeah this feels like an accurate description of you 😂
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@jesseleite85 You did it!!! That’s better than my time too!
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You guys have no idea how happy I am. Sub 8 achievement means I get to have my mental health back!
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Craig Anderson retweetledi
👋 Roughly, the more tokens you throw at a coding problem, the better the result is. We call this test time compute.
One way to make the result even better is to use separate context windows. This is what makes subagents work, and also why one agent can cause bugs and another (using the same exact model!) can find them. In a way, it’s similar to engineers — if I cause a bug, my coworker reviewing the code might find it more reliably than I can.
In the limit, agents will probably write perfect bug-free code. Until we get there, multiple uncorrelated context windows tends to be a good approach.
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If Claude Code is so good, why do they need a separate feature to hunt for bugs.
Claude@claudeai
Introducing Code Review, a new feature for Claude Code. When a PR opens, Claude dispatches a team of agents to hunt for bugs.
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@freekmurze Ghostty sends notifications when Claude wants your attention ❤️
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@mattstauffer @pragmaticaifm Sometimes I feel like I’m in the minority but I wish ALL podcasts were 45 minutes
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I've now had five people tell me limiting @pragmaticaifm to 45 minutes is the wrong decision 🤣 Mayyyybe I push it to an hour limit?
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@nathanclark_ @grok what is Tailscale likely used for in this setup?
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@jnunemaker I’ve been rocking a Mac Studio at home with an MBA on the go for ~3 years.
Works a treat.
Tailscale makes life very easy in this regard.
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I can't decide if I want a new m5 maxed out or an air + light second screen for on the go + a beefy server sitting somewhere on the internet.
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