John Bakhmat

I finally got a chance to play some Animal Well, and it is delightful! I know I am very late to the party, but I just wanted to mention how much it recaptured the feeling I used to get playing a great 1980s home computer game. Probably because games in general were a novel experience back then, some of them managed to achieve this feeling where it seemed like something new was happening on every screen - something that was unique, not just an instance of something you've already seen, but with different stats, etc. I'm sure few people will remember these games, but for platformers I'm thinking of things like Miner 2049er and Jumpman, etc. You were always excited to get to a new screen, and figure out what the new elements were and how to interact with them. Animal Well totally nailed that, and then some. Based on things I've heard about the game, I'm guessing the next 6 achievements are going to be a lot harder to come by then the first 14 :)

@rfleury @mattpocockuk What if it’s my boss?

@mattpocockuk You fire them

What do you do if someone on your team is using AI negligently? I.e. not reviewing, not caring, leaning into the slop. This, of course, was a problem pre-AI. But the "code is cheap" mind virus is making it worse IMO.

@justine_mulroy @dillon_mulroy Damn he ain’t talkative, is he

Whenever Dillon is out of town I make sure to text him every thought I have so he doesn’t miss home too much

@TheGingerBill @cmuratori hobgoblin deez nutz

@cmuratori Wait... this is a thing? Must know about these goblins. Are any hobgoblin related?

Personally, I would consider "model often brings up goblins for no reason" a feature, not a bug.

@kitlangton @jayair Wait isn’t Dax ceo?

One fun fact I’ve recently learned about opencode CEO @jayair is that he pathologically sorts all lists by length (including discord and docs!). Revealing this publicly means that, for purely orthographic reasons, I am now at the top of his enemies list.

@northgalis Velimir is married and isn’t datable. @rebbford I will never forgive you for that

somehow, warframe

First of all “It” not “they”. Secondly delete your account

@IroncladDev @tmontgomery93 @btchashpool It’s really good, tho it’s not “ready” yet. Like I’m using it but I won’t recommend it to people who don’t know what they are doing

@tmontgomery93 @btchashpool I have not

thinking about switching to a configurable terminal based ide do you have any suggestions @IroncladDev?

I’ll be proud if I can reach 0

@edmundmcmillen type sh

@Aron_Adler cleanup aisle my pants holy moly welcome to BONER CITY population: ME!!!!

annual thirst trap

@tannerlinsley @tan_stack Does this mean there’s gonna be 67 RCE vulnerabilities?

Finally, @Tan_Stack Start now supports React Server Components! Start's RSCs are a truly fetchable, cacheable and composable primitive that work with your favorite tools instead of dictating your entire architecture. Oh, and one more thing... "Composite Components" 😉 🔗⬇️🧵

@uwukko Make it 67$

maybe i should start selling a chromium browser with an ad blocker for $60 too

@kitlangton this you?

@justine_mulroy You’ll figure it out, DillonAlpha!

In case anyone cares I’m still working on changing my name and it SUCKS

@teej_dv @trashh_dev He meant to say “cult-ure”

@trashh_dev trash, you literally work here.

the eyes are the window to the sole. that's why at our company, we only show everyone's eyes.

@TheGingerBill Awesome to see! That’s exactly what was missing from Odin! Now we can ship supply chain attacks with ease

Hay there! We're announcing the Official Package Manger for Odin, Sleipnir. Reflecting the language's commitment to providing truly stable packages. Letting you take the reins by spurring on development. We were bullheaded about this before, but hay, we can herd our ways.

How it feels to go home on Friday and open up your side project codebase

@kitlangton Nope the first one is funnier, old men lover 😝

When vital context is lost to compaction.