Ryan Marsh

HPC fundamentals have always worked this way. It seems novel or counterintuitive only in the context of the last decade of hyper scale cloud vendors who had insane margins on compute because their customers were all I/O bound.

@shakoistsLog Companies knew young people required training, and took that into account.

i think new highschool/college hires have always sucked. we just historically hired them anyway out of a sense of obligation to the new generation. and obligation is a virtue that’s atrophied with optimized margins and low trust.

@MurrayHillGuy1 I am a parent tho.

How do people in the suburbs genuinely look forward to Friday night on the couch, Saturday morning at Costco, and call that a weekend? Like you really moved out of the city just to LARP as your parents at 34?

@bonk_cs @kettanaito I’ve done that. Don’t have time to make all the tweaks to make it look right in all cases.

@BuildScaleLead @kettanaito You can just patch it yourself

If you want to refresh your IDE/terminal, try the Google Sans Code font. It's free and really good. You're welcome.

@SR_Planespotter Passive IR gives no warning

F-35s DAS can detect all sorts of missile launches, from even 800 miles away, I find it hard to believe that he wouldn't have gotten a warning and made no defensive maneuvers?

@signulll It’s a bus in the sky regulated by psychopaths but ok.

some rich billionaire, can you please create an airline that will destroy every other airline? - charge fair straight forward premium prices - optimize for comfort, food, & premium experiences. - fuck the rewards, credit cards, & points. just clean beautiful experiences. maybe acquire few airlines to do it for gate access.

@CFchangelog Can I use this in place of tailscale?

Wrangler now lets you manage Cloudflare Tunnels directly from the CLI. Create, run, and delete tunnels without leaving your terminal. developers.cloudflare.com/changelog/post…

@CodeByNZ Do frontend devs really find joy in doing CSS?

Do backend devs really find joy in doing this ?

@mweinbach People stan for windows hardware in 2026?

Microsoft has the perfect MacBook Neo competitor with the Surface Laptop 13 but it's just a little bit too expensive If they can get it down to $600, that's your Windows neo competitor. At $899/$999 you're getting to MacBook Air territory and the Air is simply better

@__alexlazar__ @staysaasy I respect the hustle

@BuildScaleLead @staysaasy As a nerd who’s dabbled into indie hacking, yeah pretty much

Re: SaaS death - I actually know of two separate SaaS companies that had employees leave in the last two years to build competitors and in both cases the competitive products are now dead, with zero traction. And the people that left those companies were very, very smart. And the products they built were the same shape as the companies they left, and they used AI to build them. But they had absolutely 0 success.

@jfullerucla @DancingEddie_ I’m almost 50. I was in peak shape at 43. The fall off happens fast.

@DancingEddie_ I'm a little over 40. After 35 (maybe 37) I couldn't really process alcohol. If I don't work out I start to feel really tired and bad after a week or two. If I'm working out and not drinking, I feel 30. If I'm doing the opposite, I feel 100.

it’s a bit ominous as a younger guy that every single rich dude > makes hundreds of millions of dollars > immediately becomes a health fanatic is the falloff after 35 that bad?

It’s existential. It’s a full blown crises. Imagine waking up one day with a chronic illness, that’s how it happens. One day you’re enjoying your 40’s and literally the next day you’re in a cardiologist office telling you some serious shit and you cannot go back to your normal life. Oh and everything hurts. EVERYTHING.

@kevinxu worth it

friend of mine finally got a house, wife, and kids never seen him more stressed in his life

@BlackHC @lateinteraction Software is, by definition, ephemeral.

A while back, Andrej Karpathy said the app store will be replaced by generated, disposable software," and Amjad Masad predicted that the value of all application software will go to zero I think this "ephemeral software hypothesis" is wrong, though, and I want to explain why:

@ryancarson How are you provisioning/operating the sandboxes today?

100% of dev is going to be done in sandboxes in the cloud, controlled by kanban boards. Trust me, I love my local machine and gorgeous mac apps, but all of it is just a terrible form factor for running a team of agents effectively.

@steveruizok Markets abhor a craftsman.

It does bother me that it costs money to code now

@ATXVideos It’s private property.

The West Campus 7-Eleven still runs a predatory booting operation, charging customers $100+ for even brief parking (e.g. 30 seconds to grab pizza from Roppolo's) We tried filming the new Roppolo's intercom warning, and were quickly approached and lambasted by the booter...

@CardilloSamuel Peter should be humble, like you?

btw i am switching fully from openclaw to hermes agent, mainly because i dislike peter but also because hermes is ten thousand times better so far. i've met tons of very egoistical persons in my life but peter is like, highest level. all of his public interactions just feel like he think he's some kind of above-all humans and it piss me off. compare that to the people who maintain hermes agent and how close to the community they are. big difference.

@dailydotdev Claude code doesn’t seem to care how my code is formatted.

oxfmt is 30x faster than prettier. most devs will stick with prettier because we're tired of switching tools every 3 months for nothing