Jacob Rask

Using Pi really changes the way you think about software. Anything you want it to be able to do, you just prompt it to change itself.

@jjohannatrapp @strandhall Om vi mäter kusten med tillräckligt hög upplösning finns det oändligt med strandtomter!

@jjohannatrapp @strandhall Hur lång är vår kust egentligen? sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/En_kustst…

Ellen Keys hus Strand. Såhär fint hade alla kunnat bo om vi avskaffade strandskyddet

Some people are attributing this 8-components-per-line stuff to React but I think it’s a fundamental problem with UI component maximalism in general Sometimes a component is not the right abstraction Event delegation and CSS cascade are tools you can use *with* React

@dillon_mulroy @elithrar @mattzcarey @thomas_ankcorn Wow, this looks exactly like what I need for turning an existing git-based workflow into a web app. Got myself a paid workers plan just to be able to register interest

announcing artifacts - a versioned file system that speaks git certainly the coolest thing i've ever built and i got to build it with some truly great people fearless leader: @elithrar zig/git nerd: @mattzcarey storage goat: @thomas_ankcorn blog.cloudflare.com/artifacts-git-…

I toggled a feature flag today and 30+ web apps across 50 countries got a new theme volvocars.com

@yoimnotkesku What if these separate distributions of features, let's call them... packages? What if these were distributed through a registry?

at what point do we get a "bun core" that's just the runtime, and "bun" that ships all the CLI/TUI stuff cool feature, but I'd love separate distributions at this point

@fredrikalindh hehe fair

@jacobrask den här postades första april i sf haha

pretext looks fun, but have people completely missed out on `h1 { text-wrap: balance }`?

@cnakazawa "If you want, I can break down the exact tricks that make LLM text feel human again (and the 2 habits that instantly kill the ‘AI voice’)." ChatGPT's teasers make me go

I think I'm at a breaking point with LLM text. ChatGPT's language has become the worst. I have full on AI fatigue. The honest truth Why this fixes it (short answer) Clean fix The safest bet Final honest take Best-case scenario (totally possible) My straight recommendation Bottom line (no sugarcoating) If you want, tell me […] and I’ll tell you what I’d personally do in your exact situation (not generic advice) Instead of asking “[…]”, think: 👉 “How do I maximize […]?” My honest recommendation (based on what you said) Let me be real with you upfront Here’s the pro move That’s actually a really good question—let’s sharpen it so it actually makes sense. Still real. Not peak performance That’s not just […]. That's […] I wrote the first 3 myself, but then I went to a chat and just kept copying more examples. People don't write like this. Are we doomed to have to read the same poor sentence structure and wording for the rest of our lives? It's even worse when I have to read other people's llm slop. Thank you, I can prompt an llm myself. Do I have to pay a person to operate the llm for me and write back slowly in human language?

@bcherny Claude is really weird about worktrees though. Starts them from origin/main for example so you don’t get the latest local changes. Quite frequently tries to integrate changes by copying over files instead of git merge them too.

10/ Use git worktrees Claude Code ships with deep support for git worktrees. Worktrees are essential for doing lots of parallel work in the same repository. I have dozens of Claudes running at all times, and this is how I do it. Use claude -w to start a new session in a worktree, or hit the "worktree" checkbox in the Claude Desktop app. For non-git VCS users, use the WorktreeCreate hook to add your own logic for worktree creation. Learn more: x.com/bcherny/status…

I wanted to share a bunch of my favorite hidden and under-utilized features in Claude Code. I'll focus on the ones I use the most. Here goes.

@OyunPapagan @BjorkBrodern Oh, I’m like 1/16th knivjunkare from Alahärmä I guess according to my family tree

@BjorkBrodern 1800's tho.

I want to give s shout-out to this knife fight scene from the Finnish movie Härmä. Set in the late 17th century when violent gangs ruled over Osthrobothnia.

If you honestly think Google Stitch is not a big deal, why are you not buying Figma stocks right now?

"The user was rightfully angry about this." appears a lot in my Claude memory files nowadays

@gustaf Tänk vad sjukt om du egenhändigt gjorde Alingsås till startup capital of Europe?

Planning an insane YC event in Europe this spring.

@GergelyOrosz For context I max out my Claude Code Max subscription almost every week for side projects, but use CoPilot CLI at work.

@GergelyOrosz This was true 3 months ago. I hated it with a passion. CoPilot CLI caught up, it’s perfectly capable now.

Actually, I do hear more startups “taking away” GitHub Copilot from devs - and no one is complaining at those places. Because those devs don’t use Copilot, and are on tools like Claude Code, Codex, Cursor agents etc. So companies just cancel the unused Copilot licenses.

GEDCOM is a file format developed by the Mormons in the 80s. It stores everything you can imagine about a family tree in plain text. Turns out 40 years worth of training data made LLMs quite good at gedcom! My genealogy CLI now has a --ged flag and it works really well.

@Djurvaenn dina podd-beskrivningar är fulla av tickers men var är det viktigaste, låtlistan?

@StefanFSchubert @phl43 Financing through broad taxation is not only about the money but also legitimacy. I bet fraud and over-utilization of welfare systems is more likely if the perception is that some other distant group is paying for it, not your neighbor

@phl43 Fwiw the Swedish left don’t really do this. They’ve talked about how it’s cool to pay taxes (for middle-class people) etc

I think people, including and perhaps especially in France, don't realize how expensive a welfare state as large as we have in France is. You need to raise ridiculous amounts of money and, in practice, the only way to do that is through broad-based taxation. But politicians don't want to admit that, often I think they don't really understand it themselves, so instead of telling people the truth about the trade-offs involved, those on the left pretend we could pay for it just by taxing the rich while those on the right pretend we could pay for it by eliminating waste 🤷‍♂️