Melanie Crissey

@melaniecrissey.com

Loves startups • Codes for fun • Watercolors every day • Big on remote-first work • Based out of Marietta, GA • Working on technicallymarket.ing • Writing at melaniecrissey.com/blog

Finally sat down for The Devil Wears Prada 2 Full of fan service, cameos and fun Easter eggs but the deus ex machina ending hits like a death knell Andy, girl, your job is *never* going to be secure enough to upgrade apartments, what are you doing

Tomorrow I'm leading a "How to Vibe Code for Non-Engineers" workshop for women in a professional Slack community where I'm a member There are currently 43 people signed up (!!) May the lords of live coding demos be at my side 🙏

Feeling outnumbered by people who like to use Wispr Flow It's not that I can type as fast as I can talk (I average 80 wpm) It's that I think better when I'm writing, typing and editing When I talk to myself out loud, my thoughts are gobbledygoop How hard should I try to get better at dictation?

Scored some incredible vintage cookware cleaning out my Nana’s place today Vintage Pyrex, Made in USA Corningware, Townhouse West Bend gold pots with lids Nana has never loved to cook so everything’s in great gently used condition

Pyrex bowls, yellow pots and blue and white corningware

One tension I'm feeling right now: there's a lot of genuinely interesting tech landing on the market But the intensity of the way founders are expected to run marketing is manic Every time I open the other app to learn about a launch, it feels like somebody sneezed and dusted me with cocaine

One thing I will say about this generation of young adults: the thrift store vintage fashion is immaculate Tonight our server at the bar was wearing an awesome Seinfeld-era red and forest green printed polo with layers of gold jewelry and a turquoise pendant They looked cool as hell

Well, this is obnoxious I *frequently* visit IMDB because I like to look up people and movies but today, of all days, my visit automatically created a new account for me, that I didn't ask for, because of Amazon Even though I've been logged out of Amazon and haven't shopped there in over a year

Welcome to IMDb, an Amazon company.

On IMDb, you can create your own Watchlist, rate and review movies and shows, get personalized recommendations, set up a profile, and more.

You can now use your Amazon account to sign into IMDb. Some customers may have been automatically signed in to IMDb with their Amazon account.

Need to sign out of your Amazon account on IMDb? Tap your profile picture and select "sign out" from the dropdown menu. On mobile? Tap your profile picture, navigate to account settings, and hit "sign out." If you have questions about using IMDb, visit https://help.imdb.com/imdb and we'll be happy to help.Same browser, clearly not even logged in

Waiting for LinkedIn to introduce the "seems like this person is over-sharing gruesome personal details in a professional setting and my second-hand embarrassment for them is so overwhelming I need to close my browser and throw my laptop into the sea" button

Joseph Cox@josephcox.bsky.social · 6d ago

New: LinkedIn just introduced a "seems like AI slop" button. That's literally what the button says. The thought leaders are going to have a meltdown www.404media.co/linkedin-int...

It's okay to build a product solely because you thought it would be cool and you want it for yourself But demand is the difference between a side project and a business With enough marketing, you can create demand that didn't previously exist but it's more expensive than serving a known problem

Nobody ever explained to me what a passkey is or how they work. Websites just started asking me for passkeys like it's something we talked about.