Jason Corbett

@esrtweet I've been thinking about the same thing, but came to a different idea. I don't really care about the core system using the absolute latest as much as I want the dev tools to. I considered using a more stable distro, but then using brew on linux for my dev tools.

Question for the X hivemind: I'm seriously considering switching my main machine from Pop!_OS (a reskinned Ubuntu) to Arch, probably CachyOS. The reason is I'm attracted to the rolling-release concept. Getting really tired of waiting 6 months for my development tools to upgrade after they ship. I understand the downside: Arch doesn't protect me from upstream breakage. The plan to deal with that is to install snapper so I can revert to an earlier, working version of my system if things go badly awry. If you think there are any reasons this is a really bad plan, tell me now.

Jensen is one the smartest and most far seeing folks the world. "If an AI scientist warns people that AI is going to permeate across radiology and radiologists are going to get wiped out, it might seem helpful but it's hurtful. If we convince everybody not to be radiologists and we now need radiologists, that actually is hurtful to society. "It is hurtful to convince all the young college graduates not to study software engineering because we are going to need more software engineers than ever. That's hurtful." "Scaring people with nonsensical things, which are not going to happen, that this is an existential threat, there's a 20% chance that is is existential, that's ridiculous. "That it's going to wipe out 50% of college level jobs. "That is it going to completely destroy democracy. "These kinds of comments are not helpful. They are made by...CEOS. And you become a CEO, maybe you adopt a God complex and somehow you know everything." Brutal. And right.

@leeard enterprise was pretty decent, a little different

Just finished Star Trek Voyager. Pretty good even with the dumb singing doctor. 😂. Now on to a different Star Trek. Probably a slightly newer one. I’ve done stng, ds9, and now voyager. What should I do next?

Adopting Claude speak in my regular life, episode 1: Partner: Did you do the dishes tonight? Me: Yes they're done. Partner: Why are they still dirty? Me: You're right to push back. I didn't actually do them.

Modern problems require modern solutions.

youtu.be/Qbk8ZWAqBxw?si… 2 of my favorite quotes: 1. Stop fat shaming functions 2. We need to stop assuming that abstractions have no cost

Claude Status Page vs Whole Foods Three Pepper Blend Who wore it better?

the ecosystem could use another closed-source localhost coding agent orchestrator

@tpschmidt_ if only they could make cloudwatch less of a pain to use it would be a decent innovation, unfortunately it's still tied to cloudwatch...

AWS just shipped native OpenTelemetry metrics support in CloudWatch. This one got buried under the S3 Files announcement, but it deserves more attention!

no no i've definitely been doing a lot of work it's all just too dangerous to release

We have a standing meeting about this word twice a week every two weeks.

@elonmusk how about a way to filter x posts that I don't want to see. It's difficult to count the number of posts with the subject similar to: It's unhealthy the number of times I've watched this I want them all gone out of my timeline, every one of them worthless.

No normal person thinks about politics when Chuck Norris’ name is brought up. However much you hate the press, you do not hate them enough.

Chuck Norris doing Chuck Norris Jokes! 😂😂

What I’m realizing is 99.9999999999999999999999999% of AI posts are from people that are trying to get more followers and clicks and has no real world experience on actually deploying. “Improve your workflow 80% by this one Claude skill” “Omg they just released this and it changes the industry completely” It’s all bogus. Create your own workflow that is tailored to you. Don’t buy into this garbage.

What if AI doesn’t need to show an immediate ROI but instead is the plausible deniability companies use to RIF 50% of the workforce they already knew did nothing??

how vibe coding is described on twitter how vibe coding actually is

Expectation: the age of the IDE is over Reality: we’re going to need a bigger IDE (imo). It just looks very different because humans now move upwards and program at a higher level - the basic unit of interest is not one file but one agent. It’s still programming.