Peter Kellner

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@SeeLos Tanstack Tanstack Tanstack

Tanstack has no marketing budget. They say if you say it 3 times in a row, you summon a reply from Tanner himself. Tanstack Tanstack Tanstack

@DavidKPiano @thekitze I’m at 95%. Guessing fable usage.

@thekitze Ask me tomorrow

remember fable

@tannerlinsley @elonmusk I don’t even wanna know that you bought a Tesla from musk.

Since most of @elonmusk's products use TanStack in some way, I think it's reasonable for me to want a 1:1 trade-in value on the Y I just bought a few months ago so I can upgrade to the YL. Let's keep Open Source *free! 😉

@rickyfm did you guys forget to be part of a conference this fall? Just occurred to me. I haven’t gotten any emails to join a lottery.

I just converted my first app to from @nextjs to @tan_stack even though I feel like I've been following @tannerlinsley forever (slow learner). I thought my @coolifyio docker deploy failed because it finished so fast. Turns out, 28 seconds later it worked!

How do I find myself in his conversations with AI? gist.github.com/pkellner/c2b19…

@Grady_Booch And you don’t think Claude, Grok and ChatGPT, when they realize they need more money to continue their astronomical growth, will have to do the same?

An observation. I find that I have largely stopped using any search engine, replacing my exploration with queries to Claude, Grok, and ChatGPT. The results of primary search engines - particularly Google - are so warped by their insatiable need for advertising revenue as to make them only marginally useful to me. And particularly painful for research. At the same time, however, the various LLMs regularly offer up what - in scientific terms - we call undistilled bullshit such that my default expectation is that they are wrong (which is why I end up using all three, voting to find a common answer).

@mojombo Do you have your track pad on the floor with your cat sitting on it?

I got a new MacBook Pro recently and the trackpad is being weird: When I two-finger scroll, stop, then release my fingers to scroll again, the content I'm scrolling will occasionally jump (like a phantom scroll input). Sometimes a little, sometimes a lot. Never once had this problem on my previous MacBook Air. Anyone seen this? Can't find anyone else on the web with this problem. It's killing me!

@ScottForsyth @cursor_ai @Anthropic @ClaudeDevs @ScottForsyth doesn't Multica have the same issue (claude -p) that Theo's t3 has in terms of api usage? (that theo has his hair on fire over)

I've been focused on mobile dev recently, so minimal web apps, but my favorite solution is Multica (multica.ai). It gives you a nice board view of your work (backlog/todo/in progress/in review/doc). It's a game changer for me. You can point to your CC CLI, so it's the same coding, but it gives you a nice UI to manage it. It supports squads now took, so I have a PR squad that gets 3 AI opinions and has them discuss within themselves before it signs off on the plan. Much easier to oversee all the work you're doing, even start a ticket to find old tickets you've lost track of.

@cursor_ai offered me $60/mo for MAX ($200) plan to come back and try again. One frustration I had previously was it burned thru tokens much faster than @anthropic @ClaudeDevs Claude Code. I asked Cursor why and this is what it said gist.github.com/pkellner/fd01d…

@ScottForsyth @cursor_ai @Anthropic @ClaudeDevs I like the combo also and I like how cursor does sandboxes for web apps. I've not figured out how to get the same experience out of CC. I've experimented with containers some but not much success. Scott, do you a good way to iterate web apps in CC? I've got IOS apps nailed.

Side formatting tip: If you save your gists with a .md extension (rather than the default .txt), it will format the markdown nicely. Regarding the difference, another factor is that Claude Code (and Codex) has a certain cost multiplier when working in comparison to direct API calls. For Claude, it's somewhere between 10x and 36x savings, depending on how much you max out the 5-hour sessions. That's a benefit from the direct packages that is hard to beat. I still like a combination of tools.

@ScottForsyth @cursor_ai @Anthropic @ClaudeDevs thanks! gist.github.com/pkellner/aa896…

@wesbos @nikitabier You don’t remember giving AI access to them? Shocker.

now all my DM requests are missing? What is going on with DMs @nikitabier? They are trying to change DMs into chat, but they just made it way worse

@tannerlinsley Yeah, what could go wrong. What did you get?

Finally upgraded to a new MBP from my old 2021 M1 and can I just say, migrating machines (as a developer) is so much easier with AI at the helm.

@theo @eshear @AnthropicAI Codex seems to spend money like running water. I can run claude all month for $200 no problems, but when I use codex, I'm constantly capping out.

@eshear @AnthropicAI They have considered it, decided they don’t care about developers, and blamed us for trying. Highly recommend moving to Codex 🙃🙃

I’m sorry but what the actual fuck? @AnthropicAI have you considered your “safety filters” are totally deranged?

@Lovable This is a pretty amazing product built on top of @tan_stack . I'm trying to help a nonprofit I'm on the board of (with a staff of 1) bring there info tech up to date. This has potential, but not quite there yet for a non-tech staff.

@joemagara @theo @yacineMTB Most people who hate it IMHO Either don’t have the horsepower to understand it or never took the time to learn it. It’s an amazing spec, very well thought out but not for every problem.

@theo @yacineMTB Horrible take. Graphql is fantastic when you have multiple different types of clients and a single server. It’s simplifies use for clients (no/limited round trips). Don’t understand the hate for it.

Graphql is genuinely the most retarded idea ever. There used to be an entire career around graphql Honestly the best part about automating programmers is that I don't have to hire people, which means that I don't have to tolerate bad engineering decisions

@johnlindquist @vercel Wait What? you are a Vercel employee? How did I miss that. Did they buy Egghead?

Last day at @vercel Back to teaching workshops full-time. Vercel was an awesome ride, but demand for Agentic-workflow training is insane right now. I just couldn't ignore it any longer. Definitely going to miss all the wonderful people I had the chance the work with.

@MsftSecIntel how do I get rid of Defender on my Mac?

@Microsoft @Office365 Installed Microsoft Defender on my Mac without permission (it’s virus!!!). How do I get rid of it? HELP!!!