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Christian Cito

@chrcit

product engineer / working on @madebyarthouse / german: @christian_cito_

Vienna, Austria Katılım Eylül 2015
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Christian Cito
Christian Cito@chrcit·
@CurtisFlaming @devagrawal09 @tan_stack Thanks for the the write up! The URL state wrangling is definitely annoying in RR. What I‘m most excited about for TSR is the tight integration with react-query! How would you say is stability and quality of docs? It‘s still in beta right?
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Curtis Flaming@CurtisFlaming·
@chrcit @devagrawal09 @tan_stack 1. File route API allows for such elegant patterns and eliminates common frustration. Blocking routes from loading until necessary data is served to client (pending and error component APIs built in!) No loading/error/undefined-data complexity infecting downstream code!
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Dev Agrawal@devagrawal09·
If you're not using @tan_stack router yet you're seriously missing out Nothing else comes close to its DX
PowerSync@powersync_

The new PowerSync Dashboard, powered by @tan_stack Router and Query, is now featured on the TanStack Showcase! As the PowerSync Dashboard grew with complexity and requirements, @tan_stack Router scaled with it beautifully. Fully type-safe, flexible, easy to migrate to, and great features like type-safe search params and query prefetching.

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Curtis Flaming@CurtisFlaming·
@devagrawal09 @tan_stack I have had to move from working on apps using tanstack router to ones using rr and I can't say strongly enough how right you are. Thousands of lines of code to learn and maintain that are totally obviated by ts router. Takes longer to ship and usually impacts UX in some way.
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Christian Cito@chrcit·
@mindtheflo @conductor_build I’ve been using conductor for a few months and while it‘s a lot better than just CLI it‘s nowhere close to Cursor as a full blown IDE. Also it really starts lagging and breaking once I put it under some mild work load lol
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Flo@mindtheflo·
@chrcit Then you should try @conductor_build. Second best option in my opinion and the way they handle git trees is 😘!
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Christian Cito@chrcit·
The only reason I‘m not using Cursor for everything is that OpenAI/Anthropic are giving away 200$+/month of usage for 20$ lol
Flo@mindtheflo

Drives me nuts that @cursor_ai is so underrated at this point. I’ve spent the last week with Claude code, Codex, the new codex app and of course Conductor and can tell you know: night and day. Being on X, I felt I was missing on something. Well not at all. Turns out everyone is missing on Cursor. Here’s my top five: - Cursor with Opus 4.5 is unbeatable. Full stop. Even the native Claude code harness doesn’t come close. - Bug agent is so so SO good that I asked Cursor to create a skill I could use with Codex and Claude to get work done. Pure genius from the team here. - Cursor has made installing MCPs and Skills so easy that I didn’t realize how bad the others were until I tried. Who wants to waste 15 minutes figuring out the format of each agent and unique workflow to Oauth. - Cursor agents management is best in class (even though I’m impatiently waiting for them to create some sort of Kanban to track which work I’ve reviewed) - The UI is delightful to surface everything you need when you need it so you never have to search online how to do something. But it’s powerful enough that you can always go crazy when needed (sub agents, hooks, etc). I could go on and on talking about how they accidentally created one or maybe the best agentic browser. Then there is composer, by far the best way to work on UI side by side with an agent at light speed. Oh and let’s not forget Bugbot that is pretty much managing my whole QA and fixing things autonomously at this point. 🤯 So yep, I’m keeping my 3 ULTRA (likely need a 4th one this month) subscriptions. I hope they launch a generous 2K plan soon as this would feel cheap for running what feels like a team of 10 engineers in 2020. I love you @cursor_ai. @notis_ai would not be half the product it is without your work. You are my daily North Star when it comes to building a product that is 200$/month and yet look stupidly cheap. PS: thank you for shipping updates every day that delight me.

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Christian Cito
Christian Cito@chrcit·
@arthurzablocki @usemonologue Absolutely, such a smart idea to add a streak calendar w/ stats and ranking I kept checking if my rank improved at the end of the day lol
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Christian Cito@chrcit·
@peer_rich @calcom That’s would be great! Often it is added as a secondary German translations called „German (informell)“
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Christian Cito@chrcit·
@peer_rich @calcom Is there any way to change the (default) German translations from "Sie" to "Du" ? "Confirm your details" currently translates to "Bestätigen Sie Ihre Daten" which doesn't match the language used by a customer of mine!
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Christian Cito@chrcit·
@JackEllis This brings back old memories lol When I was 8 my dad used to make me translate short books from English to German to improve my English skills This was my first and maybe that’s why I handle change well haha
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Jack Ellis@JackEllis·
To anybody struggling with the changes that AI brings to their work, please read this book. I've seen so many people talking about how they're feeling stressed and overwhelmed by the insane speed of AI innovation, and this book can help shift your mental model in a positive way.
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orph@orphcorp·
claude, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. do not make mistakes.
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frye@___frye·
claude, make strawberries sweet again. bring back the warmth of the summer sun when the days stretched on forever and all we had was each other. do not make mistakes.
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Taylor Otwell@taylorotwell·
A few things I've noticed as all devs write code with AI. When you write foundational / architectural code of a new project by hand, you "feel" the code pushing back if your abstraction isn't right. You feel when something is harder than it should be. The code is telling you it's not in the right shape. Good engineers are sensitive to this. When you're using an LLM, you keep pushing right through this in a way that feels like you're making progress, and it may even be directionally correct in a sense, but the underlying foundation of it all is actually bad in a way that either kills progress of the LLM later as it buckles under the complexity it has created or destroys your ability to maintain the code long term. Related to this, I see a general restlessness with just sitting and thinking about a problem for a while. As I've been working on a new library here at Laravel, there have been days where it feels like I mainly just stare at my screen thinking about something. When Claude Code is at your fingertips, it's tempting to just start yapping into the terminal and watching code come out the other end. Again, directionally correct in some ways, but often doesn't land on the elegant solution that is waiting to be discovered.
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Christian Cito@chrcit·
@jackfriks So what are the chances you put this on the Samsung Fridge App Store so I can send my parents nice messages? 😂
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jack friks@jackfriks·
my mom downloaded my new app and now she sends me doodles and donuts
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David K 🎹@DavidKPiano·
The more I use AI to code, the less I "use" it
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Christian Cito@chrcit·
This is basic but still insane that I can reliably delegate this task to a model and there is a 80% chance it will just work
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Mario Zechner
Mario Zechner@badlogicgames·
Cory Doctorow talked to the Verge and called me "the kid in Austria who scraped all the web prices of the two major grocers". I'm 41 years old. theverge.com/podcast/809081…
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Cheng Lou@_chenglou·
It finally happened. I've got a giant merge conflict and both sides were vibe coded and I don't recognize either. Now I'm vibe merging the conflicts too
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