Tyler Benfield

@imjosh LG has a great picture but I need that flush wall mount and matte finish

@rtbenfield LG OLED has been the highest recommended

PlanetScale folks have some opinions on TVs

I've been using @zeddotdev worktree management with agent threads and can't go back

I just finished a complete test run of our new backup mechanism for Prisma Postgres. It's a major improvement that will enable more granular recovery features soon after. I've been really excited to get this out A blog post and video going into all the details will come soon

If you are energized and excited by AI, channel some of that energy into intentional human connections with your team

introducing slither charts 🐍 a react chart library where every chart is made of live snakes bun install slither-charts

@mhartington @jetbrains @TasonJorres @wordmandotdev @TasonJorres when are you getting him on stream?

@mhartington @jetbrains @TasonJorres @wordmandotdev dude that is awesome. congrats!

New work swag has arrived! Thrilled to share I've joined @jetbrains! Bringing the decade+ experience I have in devrel to a place where developers matter most. Joining the amazing crew of @TasonJorres, @wordmandotdev and others.

@JakeMellichamp This skill does all the heavy lifting. I have it installed globally x.com/rtbenfield/sta…

@rtbenfield Do you have a pre-prompt that you use to prepare the formatting and expectations of how it should look? Might be useful for minimizing output tokens

AI writes better PR descriptions than I do I make it review the git diff to understand the full set of changes and focus on impact instead of implementation. It mentions things I would have forgotten and with better detail than I would have captured

@ovaistariq @prisma we're just getting started 🚀

Loving this collaboration between @prisma Compute and Tigris.

@willklein_ next thing you know you're drafting system architecture in types and designing systems that catch impossible states before you ever run the code

one day i opened my first full stack TS repo though. in minutes, my impression shifted from "why" to "omg i was so wrong.

this is kind of funny. once you realize how important it is to design your types well, you realize the types are the most important part of the code. and if you ever work on a library, you really know what i mean.

@shiweidu This is very cool! I'd love to chat about how we can make Prisma Postgres better and show you some of the things we have coming

I just published How We Cut Database Costs From Thousands of Dollars to Around $400 a Month medium.com/p/how-we-cut-d…

@kentcdodds Was it a referral link?

Grok 4.5 just recommended a $159 cable to me. Pssh, what do you think I am? Made of money? I'll get the 50% cheaper version thank you 🙃

It's a skill and happens whether I ask for it or the agent is creating the PR itself. Always consistent and surprisingly high quality github.com/rtbenfield/age…

@kristofsik @prisma @TigrisData @tylerhogarth gremlin agent has work to do

Build logs on @prisma Compute are available through the CLI, and now also the Console UI. Creating such a feature requires low latency and durability. We solved this using prisma/streams on top of @TigrisData (modern, fast, and S3-compatible object storage).

@kristofsik @prisma @TigrisData ok but you could've deployed a partitioned kafka cluster on kubernetes coordinated by a zookeeper cluster and piping data into an S3 bucket being careful to batch operations while paying attention to consumer throughput and tuning horizontal autoscaling

Rewriting Bun in Rust bun.com/blog/bun-in-ru…

@kentcdodds That's incredible! Congrats!

Today, my wife and I celebrate our 15 year anniversary. You'll never know how awesome she is because she won't let me tell you (very private person), but let me just say I'm incredibly lucky to be her favorite person. ❤️ She's mine too.