Devin Riegle

tfw your jobs never fail and your database provider tells you that you don't need your failed_jobs table anymore

@kettanaito Yep! I only have a couple tiny projects by myself but I guess they still easily hit these limits unfortunately. It’s not a huge deal because it’s not a ton of money but it’s just an annoyance I also added some caching & sped up my tests so hopefully next month will be better

@deriegle That's for private repos, right?

I’ve never ran into this before GitHub changed their pricing Now that I’m getting billed, I have a reason to switch to a better provider

@ryancarson This doesn’t scare me at all, why would I give an undeterminisitic AI full control over my database? If you give it the option to delete your database, at some point it will choose to do this. Don’t give it the option…

Scary. Read this and make sure you harden your db backups!

@jamonholmgren Give it a random task with zero way to validate the change and it’s destined to fail. Not all that different from open source authors asking for a reproduction lol I’ve been dealing with a complex PDF issue and had to find some interesting feedback loops but it solved it

There’s a whole class of complaints about AI coding that go away if you just have the agent run the code it’s writing and test the result.

@juliknl @kettanaito Same. We’re about to go full circle using sublime text just so I can avoid these shitty AI panels. I’ve grown to like Zed, I really want them to keep it the way it was. Let somebody toggle that AI panel ON if they want but default off

@kettanaito UI churn is THE reason I quit Cursor

Zed just rolled out an update that completely breaks my workflow. It merges all windows, messing up window navigation hotkeys. It turns them into workspaces for AI or whatever. Please don't do that. If you disrupt my flow, you're speedrunning my hatred toward your features.

@kettanaito Thank you for telling me so I avoid auto updating. Sounds like they’re ruining it just like Cursor. I like having separate windows per project, helps me focus. I hope they add a way to toggle this off, I don’t want it.

@jessfraz tbf i think this was always true and now they've just finally played their cards in the open.

i dont really care if gstack is good or bad, but its an ick to me that yc is using resources to promote gstack over their own portfolio companies but yes those are a tire fire too so like whatever, its all shit

@DavidKPiano jk i've got 69 openclaw mac minis changing the game and cooking everybody

@DavidKPiano none of my code is written by AI - extremely impressive now - no one is doing it - empathy when things go wrong

Dear companies: stop bragging that most of your code is written by AI - Not impressive anymore - Everyone is doing it - Not a good look when things go wrong

@simeonGriggs Does it have RLS though

Now who’s laughing

@specialkdelslay Making my list thx a lot 1. May I meet you? 2. May I hobby in your lobby?

free pickup line for the boiz to try out u like crafts? u can come hobby in my lobby

@taylorotwell x.com/deriegle/statu… Can this make the list? Should be simple, would be a big improvement for me

Vue makes the list. What else do you think does?

@joshmanders The full power of Apple Silicon is no power for the ungodly usage of Prisma and circular typescript dependencies

@joshmanders I’d probably bucket my work repo under “something gone wrong”

We went from jokes about our machines being jet engines with the way fans spin up on any moderate workloads to "somethings wrong" if you hear a fan spin up at all with Apple Silicon, but yeah sure "Liquid Glass is ugly" and "I have to click 3 times in finder"

@VicVijayakumar Wait so…that app was just hacked on Vercel or you migrated to TanStack Don’t leave us hanging Vic

One time I was tasked with exploring an idea. The entire company used PHP. I was bored and didn’t want to use PHP for this proof of concept. I spun up a Next.js repo backed by a PHP microframework and made my first couple commits to an org repo. Next thing I know my manager wants to chat. He was like hey so I just heard from these two engineers that you’re using a stack that’s not been approved for use and they’re worried that you’re going to make a POC then hand it off to them and no one here knows Next.js or Node. I said oh, that’s interesting, but you should tell them I said to fuck off I am not planning to ship my POC and he was like okay I’ll maybe not relay those exact words. Anyway that project remained on Next.js + PHP because of course I shipped the POC to prod, then handed it to them and left the company. And it won the fast company award for accelerating science research communication during the pandemic. The moral of the story is fuck you don't go around me.

@wesbos @peer_rich It’s true! It’s even on Wikipedia 😆 I had never heard of punch buggy en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Car-spott…(also%20called%20slug%20bug%5B1%5D%20or%20punch%20dub

@deriegle @peer_rich Whaaat?! I’ve never heard that my whole life

any teachers here? are kids still drawing these?

@wesbos @peer_rich I was so confused until I realized what you’re talking about. We called this “slug bug” rather than punch buggy😆

@peer_rich My kids are. They also replaced punch buggy with cyber[truck] chop

@jasonlbeggs @laravelphp Incredible! Thank you!!! I’ve been needing this. Any chance you could consider this? Hopefully it could be an easy change and would help a ton x.com/deriegle/statu…

Laravel Cloud is now mobile friendly! Long overdue, but we finally got there...

@MaxRovensky I’m gonna need an invoice to read this post. Send it in a DM and then I’ll proceed

This is why I recommend all indie devs to stop worrying about mErChAnT oF rEcOrD You're not important enough, nobody cares