Kyle Aster

It's like they're trying to build the most annoying company possible.

It's good to live in beautiful places

@jon3k Humans routinely undervalue moving slow.

@kneath And now we can produce confusing, broken code 1,000x faster. What could go wrong! (Mostly joking, I use AI all the time to write code)

The thing I miss most about pre-AI development was how every developer I ever worked with always wrote perfect patches that worked flawlessly the first time I tested them out. And of course, no one ever wrote confusing hard to follow code.

Brought the little mini-jeep home today 😍

Oh did you mean ChatGPT Chat?

It is impossible for me to communicate the step-change that is using LLMs + UI component frameworks (tailwind, nuxt, bootstrap, etc) to build out ideas into fully clickable, cross-platform prototypes. 2001 Kyle wouldn't even begin to comprehend it.

Reject is pinnacle of Green Day youtube.com/watch?v=nzHOEB… (don't miss that ride bell)

@dreww @anaisbetts Generational. Talent.

Look, I'm a pretty good developer, I'm not sure if I'm "Tied with Linus Torvalds" level of good

Happy 4th from the forest kitchen

@holman And no fog.

As devastating heatwaves blanket the world today, it’s important for us as San Franciscans to let everyone know that we’re okay, that we’re making sure to layer up today. We’ll make it through this chilly day, together. Be safe, be sure to tell the group chat.

@kevanmacgee Yeah, if I could get a robot to actually clean up after dinner (not just put things in dishwasher), that would be incredibly compelling.

@kneath I'd be more likely to pay for a robot that saves me 30 minutes of washing dishes than a robot that saves me 60 minutes of folding laundry.

I don’t want a robot that can fold laundry slower than a sloth, I want a robot that can build electric infrastructure in America.

My extremely limited experience is super hacky one-offs. Importing some data from an un-exportable service to an un-importable service type of thing. It's endlessly persistent and will rip through code looking for paths to get data in/out of any system it can through any channel it can sniff out.

so what is fable good at besides consuming large amounts of time? i mean this as a serious question, because i dont want to spend hours waiting on sessions (and $$$$) to find out the task at hand it performed ~same as gpt 5.5

The real problem are those fucking pedestrians though, amirite?

Every city in America: Here's how to safely e-bike! Follow these rules on scooters! Be sure to wear a helmet whenever you're on a bike! Also every city in America: every single collision includes a vehicle, and the vast majority are vehicle-on-vehicle.

@zeeg Tailscale is the best piece of software to come out in the past decade. Welcome.

I setup Tailscale last week and I'm not sure how I slept on this for so long. Great experience - normally I'd just reach for my UniFi VPN but the usability of this is even better.

Stoked to finally collect a Mark Bauer!

Well, anyways. Getting a winch and picking this up in a week or two.

My new favorite rabbit-hole hobby: asking agents to make little websites to describe a research task. …h-vehicles-claude.share.warpspire.com