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@holtbt Every single day I feel like I'm a beginner at something, while simultaneously helping others in something I know well. Embrace both, you belong here, tech needs you.

Ok - I'm totally into this...For the last few weeks I've been working on this analytics solution...and there have been many design decisions, issues, refinements that me and Claude have made over time. I have all the chats, but it would be good to have that lineage especially as I start getting this ready for my team to start contributing.

New idea I’m exploring: intent logs for AI agents. “Stitches” add intentions alongside git commits so you can trace code back to the goal behind it. I think we need a new primitive (beyond stacked diffs/commit messages) for this new way of coding. 🔗: github.com/captainsafia/s…

@blackgirlbytes How much we interrupting/ challenging during the vibe coding? I feel like me and Claude be debating like a couple that's been together for 10 years. I feel like we get pretty far with this technique.

I do this too. The agent’s plan isnt enough for me

@QuinnyPig Perhaps you requested the "Captain Obvious" alerts

If you don’t have useful information, perhaps don’t send a push notification?

@united What is the point of having Premier Access at O'Hare if all you staff with lazy people with Stank attitudes.

@blackgirlbytes Happy birthday 🥳🎂🎂🎂

Me: theres no point in having birthday parties for 1 year olds Also me:

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@minakimes Channeling my inner @BartScott57

The Anthony Richardson Daniel Jones QB battle kicks off in two hours folks

@bytesofbree Every time I try

Elgato just released a set of their products In lavender and I know I don’t need it, but god do I want it 💜

New AKS Blog Post! This post details how to use Infiniband and RDMA to power HPC and AI workloads on AKS #aks #azure #kubernetes azure.github.io/AKS/2025/04/11…

Execution is a skill. It's not enough to simply have an idea; executing on that idea, knowing when to do what, and adjusting your plans to accomplish the end goal is a distinct ability that must be developed.

@dev_maims Hey girl hey

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OpenTelemetry Demo 2.0 just got announced. It includes a ton of CNCF projects and a rewritten #dotnet auto-instrumentation demo opentelemetry.io/blog/2025/otel… #cncf #openTelemetry #cloudnative

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@USDResponse @DOGE If I volunteer my technical talents, I am absolutely endorsing and paving over this administrations decisions to reduce support at the federal level...and I don't. #92peecent

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@davidfowl Curious to see did AI help here?

I decided to write a simple react app using caddy as a server in 2025. I wasted so much time on small details. Software development is still painful…

@NickFoles Nick Foles from the top rope.

It's really cool that Tom Brady got to be there for the Eagles' two Super Bowl wins! He might be a good luck charm. Have a great night!

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