Alejandro Medina

@DmytroKrasun For me it’s been for tackling small stuff on the weekends. I try to not code at all on the weekends and spend time with my wife. AI allowed me to just prompt a few small ideas, then on Monday I just review and push.

My biggest productivity gain with AI is not at my peak performance. It is actually the opposite. At my peaks, AI somewhat distracts me. But at my lowest, when I don't sleep well, am busy, or lack energy, I still manage to fix issues, ship improvements, and close support tickets almost every day. I wouldn’t have been able to do that in the past without AI. That is really something.

@thekitze Lol, that’s what I think. I used to review almost every line of code before, but now when I give Claude a big task, I ask myself, would I have really been this careful when developing it?

gpt 5.4 extra high 1m is 10 times smarter and way more thorough than most of the people i've worked with stop acting like most human devs didnt write absolute slop, we are way too lazy to do things properly if your agents dont produce good code it's a giga skill issue, fix it

@jeffrey_way There are promo posters all over my city and the more I see them the more I want to watch the movie, it looks like it will be even more fun than the first one. Hopefully will watch it on Monday, only my wife and I though 😅😅

Go to the Mario Galaxy Movie with your kids with the assumption that you’re getting on a ride for ninety minutes. Don’t expect any compelling story or Pixar-style wisdom at the end. It’s a fun theme park rollercoaster - and that’s all it wants to be. It’s packed with eye candy.

@NullTick @Shpigford I only wish they had an mcp to use it for claude to write todos, tasks, researches, etc

@amedina_dev @Shpigford I used to use them for years as well. I don’t know why I stopped.

What app has the best markdown reading/writing experience you’ve ever experienced in your entire life?

I think MVP is quite there, and will beta test it myself first. Curious about AI costs.

So for the past couple of weeks, I’ve been working on a new app to automate release notes generation with AI I have two main products atm legendsverse.com and comicade.com

@adamwathan @jeffrey_way

@jeffrey_way She thinks it's a "Christmas present wrapping room" 🧠

Turning this storage room in my basement into a little hobby workshop for working on my guitars this week! Here's the blank canvas + the 3D concept…

@Shpigford My product born there but I don’t really post anymore but when someone mentions it or recommends it I get a lot of sign ups

i don't believe anyone uses reddit as a growth channel. either a complete slog w/ 100s of posts on the hope that someone maybe looks up your product or it's instant permaban from every subreddit you use. moderators on a power trip + aggressive aversion to self-promo = no bueno

@DanYunIsTrying Definitely more of both! * Apocalypse Archangel * Weapon Omega * Phoenix * Wolverine as Death * Gambit as Death

Let us know if you have any more appetite for AoA or uncanny X-Force Marvel Legends

And this is the result, so what do you think?

By the way, it's all just vanilla JS and Laravel. The pilgrim function will pass the contact data to a Laravel application and generate an authentication link for them.

The other day, I talked about FeedbackPilgrim. Let me show you what's behind the curtains. So, what's FeedbackPilgrim? It's a Feedback Hub where your users can post feature requests and vote and comment on them. It's still very basic, but I'm getting there.