Richard Bischof

❌ sin CTA claro en su headline ❌ sin descripción clara de sus responsabilidades en sus roles pasados ❌ sin foto de portada ❌ sin aptitudes validadas ❌ sin posts para crecer su marca personal no hay chance que este tipo pueda crecer en su carrera profesional

@dzzgnr add voice input from Apple Watch to prompt

Built a tiny app for Apple Watch that triggers your hand with the haptic once Claude Code completed the task. The completion screen roasts you differently every time :)

These awful stickers that @nvidia and @AMD continue to plaster on new PCs are an abomination. Nobody — NOBODY! — who actually buys these machines wants them. Active brand damage. I beg you, @LisaSu and Jensen, to ask your marketing department to stop 🙏

I'm using Kubernetes to run my products on Hetzner. But not because it needs to scale - but because it's super practical. Whenever I hear people say "Kubernetes is overkill" they always talk about it from a "scale" perspective. My reasons: I want staging/sandbox + production environments, and I want a smooth deployment process. I push to a branch on GitHub, a pipeline starts, new code is deployed, old code is gracefully shut down, traffic is pointed over. Like I'm used to with PaaS. Kubernetes + Helm does this super well! This would be hell to automate with just docker and various manual scripts... But of course, you can overengineer just about anything and ramp up cost... That isn't specific to Kubernetes. Kubernetes can be just about as simple as you want it to. I think this is misunderstood 👇

I used to think Cursor wouldn’t survive — after all, Claude had it by the neck. But I was wrong, for many reasons. And here’s one that says it all: Cursor updates its product daily, sometimes twice a day. A company that moves with that kind of speed and obsession is unstoppable. @ericzakariasson

A simple solution shows a deep understanding of the problem.

Correctness, clean code, DRY, abstraction purity - the shibboleths of people who get nothing done

Def true 4 me 😮‍💨

When your AI agent handles an edge case you didn't think of

*unmutes* “nothing from my side, thanks”

feedingPython redd.it/1je12pq

hey @superwhisper , what about the feature to automatically stop any running music app (e.g. Spotify or Apple Music) when activating superwhisper? :)

Wissing Grüne wann?

deepseek engineers are different 💀 to use deepseek's api, you “npm install openai” which is both genius and hilarious, saves so much work by mirroring their api and just swapping out the base url 😆 had to check out the docs to see this for myself, what a hack

Introvert with AI can do wonders.

my company has a guy.. the guy does frontend and the guy does backend, the guy designs systems and the guy does devops. the guy gets a task and just delivers. and if the guy doesn’t have a task he figures out one on his own the guy is just great i won’t say who the guy is tho..

Das Alte fängt aus Betriebsblindheit nicht von vorne an, sondern es sieht IRRTÜMLICH, dass es auf seine Prozesse/Talente zurückgreifen kann. Man braucht aber andere Prozesse und andere Talente und vor allem ein verändertes Kundenverständnis (!!!!).

@ibuildthecloud Main issue with Kubernetes is that people still want to run their own infrastructure.

I'm kind of sad that I've basically left the infrastructure space when there's a real opportunity to build simple services like this. People are dying for a simple, "not kubernetes" solution for simple "I don't need kubernetes" use cases.