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@agniv_s bro pls I can’t take it anymore

@DevShehu this is not just hot ass, it’s reflective of a broader trend of jack shit

I’m so tired of reading “this is not just ___, it’s ___” sentence structures man. Ai might have been a mistake

@karrisaarinen @linear I can’t work for a company not on linear

At this point, it feels like most teams building great products are on @linear (even if not mentioned here, they're probably on or currently trialing): Polymarket Perplexity Supabase Cash App Coinbase Substack Mercury Raycast Lovable OpenAI Cursor Vercel Replit Ramp Boom Brex Clay

The existence of the MacBook Neo means the iPhone hardware can run macOS. Docked phone = pc is finally viable

@n0w00j What are you using instead?

i haven't used an IDE in months but i feel more productive and effective than ever

high-leverage things to focus on as a dev in the age of ai: - correctness guarantees. tests, lint rules, strong type systems, docs, runbooks. these become guardrails for ai agents touching your code. - fast ci builds. tight feedback loops matter more than ever. think rust-based tools, remote caching, fast container runners. - performance benchmarking. ai tends to optimize for “working”, not “fast”. - reproducible dev environments. you should be able to recreate almost any state your app can be in. makes qa and test fixtures reliable. - data modeling. you often only get one shot at shaping your data correctly. invest early in good schemas. - observability. logs, metrics, traces. makes it easier to verify systems behave as expected (and can double as correctness signals for ai agents).

We’ve had this at ramp for months now and it’s an absolute game changer

@_Shark_byte @tryramp Welcome!

Life update: I’ve joined the security team @tryramp! Super excited to be a Rampling :D

anthropic has been aurafarming nonstop since the start of the year. impeccable form

this is about to be the reality of software devs by the end of 2026

@SaaiArora @tryramp yah. it also has secure access to disperate data sources like GitHub, databases, datadog, slack, incident.io, figma etc so it can pull whatever context it needs to solve a task

@DevShehu @tryramp Is it because it has knowledge of the repo that other agents lack?

Can someone who works at @tryramp tell me how good Inspect is? The stat that it merges more than 50% of PRs is so crazy to me.

@SaaiArora @tryramp you’re not wrong bro. it entirely changes how you build. and yes, i’ve tried other background agents and this one is leagues better

@DevShehu @tryramp Being a ramp dev with access to these tools is probably so fun 😭

crazy part of this is 3 of these steps aren’t even necessary anymore 🥹

@will__ye @tryramp Will miss you bro

after exactly 1000 days, today was my last day at Ramp. will sorely, sorely miss all my coworkers 💔 going to take an extended break while i figure out what’s next. onwards! 🫡

who knew all we needed to get to agi was to put claude in a loop

Inspect is the best background coding agent I’ve used, period. It’s genuinely feels like we solved AGI internally! Amazing work @zachbruggeman

2025 was a year of consistency. Hoping to be even more consistent in 2026 💪🏾

It’s never been more important to invest in your dev toolchain performance (linting, tests, CI). It’ll enable coding agents to verify faster