Will Bond

Unsurprising: simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monad_(fu…

@jeremykauffman Not sure what you are using Claude for, but this is the only way.

considering beginning to use --dangerously-skip-permissions

@nikolasbydesign @__12124__ @theo I think I just died a little inside

@__12124__ @theo

If you recognize this image, I hope you enjoy your upcoming retirement

@theo Does it count that I helped build and redesign it?

@aarondfrancis Monorepos, otherwise I’d do discrete working copies

Why do people like git worktrees over discrete checkouts? (This isn't bait, it's research)

I’d love to see Opus 4.6 or Codex 5.3 be given the docs and TCL tests for SQLite and try to recreate it. Analyze the result by running against the three other test harnesses and the OOM, Fuzz, I/O error, crash, undefined behavior and boundary value tests. Points for size + perf.

@dhh To the original point, I think that generally the answer is quality and freshness of ingredients. In the US we ship perishable food 3000+ miles regularly from CA to the Northeast. In France all food can make it to central distribution and back out again in a day.

@dhh The best I’ve found in the states so far is the King Arthur Baking Company in VT. I attribute it to being a baking school, flour company and having access to local high-quality dairy from VT farms. Better than the best recommendations I’ve had when visiting SF or Seattle.

One day I'm going to solve the mystery of why even the finest bakeries and hotels in America can't produce a Croissant on par with a Danish 7-11 or a Spanish gas station.

@LewisCTech Many more advanced options beyond HTTP 1.0 have been built, but arguably the complexity is only worth it for some cases. See grpc, http v3, web sockets.

HTTP - 1989 SQL - 1973 Unix - 1969 I fully get the amount of industrial equity built by all the above technologies. But I must ask... is this it? Are we as an industry just going to build off of these things forever? Do we not dare imagine anything else?

@LewisCTech @NickChapmn Have you studied relational algebra at all? The theoretical foundation of SQL is why I think it has such staying power. Note, there have been and continue to be many implementations of SQL, it just happens to be pretty frontend for expressing what records you want to retrieve.

@NickChapmn yeah with databases this is *less* true. Though I note the massive amount of scepticism any alternate query languages for relational databases generate. As if this was perfected 52 years ago.

@JLarky Was noticing significant disparity between inline edits and the chat panel today. How were you instructing it, and for what language?

I'm asking Claude 3.7 to do pretty simple stuff in Cursor, it fails misarably. I feel like I'm on a different planet compared to rest of the Twitter :D

@MailchimpHelp I regularly (~50% of the time) get server status error pages trying to unsubscribe from email lists. The page says to contact support, but your support page requires an account. Please fix your unsubscribe servers!!!

What happened to Mailchimp? It seems a scam that 50% of the time I hit an unsubscribe link I get a Mailchimp error page saying they can’t process my request.

@bubblebuddy1694 Thanks for the heads up! Been sick the past few days, but I’ll get Postgres restarted. I need to debug why it’s gone down a few times recently.

@wbond On the package control site, clicking the "browse" or "stats" tabs, as well as typing in the search bar in the "search" tab, gives an HTML 500 message (internal server error).

@adamwathan @jonnywilliamson @wesbos The CGM is 2.5gbe, and nice and small. techspecs.ui.com/unifi/unifi-cl…

@adamwathan @jonnywilliamson @wesbos 5800 sq ft here - UniFi APs. Super powerful, but very friendly. You probably want the Cloud Gateway Max, and then APs. Mesh or PoE (better speed). Definitely run cat6 while you have everything open. I have a gateway, core switch and then APs and utility switches in hub/spoke.

Anyone love their home WiFi mesh setup? Need to cover about 5500sqft and they don't sell the satellites for my existing Orbi setup anymore so looking for something new 🤔 I don't like tinkering with this stuff so hoping for something plug and play 🙏🏻

@adamwathan Just make sure your heat exchangers have water sensors in case your condensate drains for AC get clogged. Fairly standard for recent construction/renovation but worth double checking.

@adamwathan The highest end ecobees if you run iOS - nest if you run android. 7 ecobees here – use to have Honeywell, app was terrible. Also get smart switches for your outdoor lights and set up sunset / sunrise automation.

New house has 7 heating/cooling zones — anyone set up a smart thermostat system with tons of zones like this? Any recommendations or lessons learned?

@alanzeino But open source, I mean free, is better!

90% of vs code users can't even tell the type smoothing is complete jank and that's how I know most programmers have zero taste and/or probably need to have their vision checked

@jeffrey_way I will leave a small tip of something like 5% for take out and coffee shop orders. I figure it makes little difference to me, but helps them get closer to a reasonable wage.

My American friends, now that seemingly every counter service restaurant includes an option to leave a tip, what is your personal policy? Never? Leave a buck? 20%? 😶

If someone is using the wrong name for a card, with a billing address in a different country than the country the card was issued in, from an IP in a third country and the email address is from a disposable email domain. That takes a human about 0.5s to detect fraud.

So far both Braintree and Stripe have failed the test of being proactive about fraud. I wonder if there is a gateway for smaller shops that turn on sane defaults. Assuming every small merchant should be able to know the correct knobs, that constantly change, is insane.