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[Interactive NotificationBanner component — view on site] I keep a lot of Claude Code sessions open at once.

Datadog is a good product.

A few days ago I published Hardcore PHPStan, a living reference for the strictest PHPStan config I could put together for Laravel.

I love static analysis.

There's a blog post making the rounds called "Anatomy of the .claude/ folder", and the Hacker News discussion is full of people sharing their elaborate .claude/ configurations, debating structures, and arguing about which MCP servers to wire up.

Jason Fried tweeted about why people are so excited about AI agents: Until now, very few people have known what it feels like to delegate to total competency...

TIL xz and zstd are built into Ubuntu these days.

macOS Screenshot Uploader I added a 1 second delay between copying the image to the clipboard and copying the uploaded URL, to give me a chance to paste the image content when that's what I took the screenshot for.

I've been playing with Claude Code skills this weekend and wow, this is cool.

Trying to use CloudFlare Image Transformations to resize images on the fly.

Andrej Karpathy recently tweeted that he has never felt this much behind as a programmer.

macOS Screenshot Uploader I rewrote my ~15-year-old screenshot uploader in TypeScript, with lots of enhancements to make it drastically faster.

I needed a cover image for my latest post, and decided to use AI for it, BUT not just "generate an image with AI", which always looks cheap and fake.

This week I was off work 4 weekdays for the holidays, so I had a good chunk of time to work on personal projects.

TIL you can use the passwordrules HTML attribute to tell password managers how to generate passwords for you.

For many, many years, I've had multiple AWS accounts (for personal and business).

While working on my new personal budgeting app, I noticed that the Shadcn UI combobox was not scrollable.

During a discussion on Hacker News, someone said: I'm not entirely cynical on the value of LLMs, but I've yet to see one say "I don't know", or "I'm not sure, but here's my best guess".

<Link> doesn't actually scroll to the top of the next page.

TL;DR I built TV Sort, an open-source episode ranking game that ditches the usual 1-10 ratings for a unique, human-driven sorting algorithm that pits episodes against each other.

The problem Over the years, I've built several different user journeys as part of my work, and as they grow, they always become harder and harder to maintain.

TL;DR: I built an app to manage images generated with ML models.

For the past month, my friend and I have spent much of our time in a Slack workspace hanging out with a grumpy CTO who keeps cracking the whip, a Harry Potter-loving product manager, and a few chill developers.

Since the GPT-related AI hype started, I have dismissed it as a gimmick.

[Interactive NotificationBanner component — view on site] I'm self-employed, as I imagine are most people reading this.