but why? I just believe in it

pov: pushing for Reason

I'm mad at Cursor, it is the only code editor that I want to use, and it keeps running away from being a code editor/diff reviewer

I need a hater, a friendly hater, but a hater. Someone who I make a post or a tweet and he dms me: "this is shit" and runs away after 2 sentences. but not a generic hater, someone who understands my shit and can argue correctly from another pov

someone needs to tell you, and I'm sorry it's me. I wish it wasn't me, but: some of you, have been writing slop even before AI

Riding 4 hours in Barcelona // Riding 4 hours in Andorra

Vibes are what separate us from the llms

First youtube video, explaining next release of styled-ppx. Static CSS extraction, no more runtime! www.youtube.com/watch?v=Doh...

Presenting styled-ppx 1.0 with CSS static extraction for OCaml

styled-ppx is a ppx and a library that brings styled components to ...

youtube.com

my youtuber era has started, video dropping soon

in 2026 you can rewrite your big project like TypeScript 7 or like bun you can choose which kind of engineer you are

LLM fatigue - from Jamison Dance blog but coined by Chad

over the moon rn, about to land one of the biggest migrations I've ever done... a PR that's been open since 11th of November ripped the emotion runtime out of styled-ppx and moved into a static extraction at compile-time. super fun to build. but the migration was a big mountain

Video of Paul-Elliot's #BOBkonf2026 talk "Undoable Monad" is now up! bobkonf.de/2026/paul-el...

BOB Konferenz@bobkonf.de · 5mo ago

Paul-Elliot gives his talk on "Undoable Monad" on talk track A of #BOBkonf2026.

If you aren't having an identity crisis as a developer right now, are you really a dev?

Kaparthy is joining Anthropic, woa

Hey! I am open for contract or full-time work as a full-stack developer. I've worked on industrial software, real estate tech, and a visual website builder. I specialize in design systems, a11y, and UX. Previously maintained PostCSS, Rollup, and SVGO. Currently building weareonhire! on Open Social

new pfp (thanks react miami and gemini!)

After the AI Engineer conference, I'm thinking about some problems from AI models to overcome. I got this list from the top of my head. Anything missing? • continuous learning or better memory? • long-term planning • prompt quality resilience: different prompts shouldn’t alter the outcome cont

tradcoding

Designed by davesnx, implemented by opus oh god

David Sancho@david.sancho.dev · 4mo ago

this will be implicit in all we will consume, in fact, "Made entirely by humans only" is the flex

this will be implicit in all we will consume, in fact, "Made entirely by humans only" is the flex

Dr. John Francis@drjohnfrancis.bsky.social · 4mo ago

Enforce a "Made with AI" disclaimer

Tricks from React that feel between hacky and genius: - Suspense fallback replace in SSR (the complete boundary script) - Bounded references in server functions - Form action hydration with hidden inputs - well, the entire Form progressive enhancement - useId being deterministic

gif about ochre without much context

every developer I know is at their peak only great things can come out

a dark mode, but it doesn't show white images

🧠 Rethinking Pair Programming in the Age of AI Why "pairing with AI" is harmful to your team and what to do instead learnings.aleixmorgadas.dev/p/rethinking...

Rethinking Pair Programming in the Age of AI

Why "pairing with AI" is harmful to your team and what to do instead

learnings.aleixmorgadas.dev

Let's have great documentation for your OCaml project. Markdown is not the excuse anymore I wrote a blog post about odoc's Markdown backend sancho.dev/blog/ocaml-...

I'm super close to finishing a Next.js-like experience for OCaml on top of Dream: file-system routing, server components, typed routes, and a CLI that hides most of the dune machinery with LSP, error overlay, hot reload, melange integration...

Some thoughts about AI-assisted coding and how it affects my brain. I'm more productive and more exhausted at the same time. marvinh.dev/blog/ddosing...

DDoS'ing the human brain

AI made us mass produce code at a scale we never could before. More code, more problems, same brain. Somehow I'm more productive and more exhausted at the same time.

marvinh.dev

It is the era of finishing the side-project of the side-project and go to the deepest rabbit hole possible