"LLMs are great for writing documentation" ...unless you are the human that has to read that documentation.

Absolutely bonkers movie. Metal AF, relentless action, hilarious dialog.

Just know, not every workplace has gone all-in on AI, some have approached in a practical and pragmatic manner. It's a tool that might be useful, not the be-all and end-all of software engineering

Salesforce's Slack Code... of course, the issue was there weren't enough cooks in the kitchen.

Adlkj, Imnnld, Hxrrtoo, Plquiid. Man, Amazon just has the best brands.

Remember website visitor counters?

Oh lord, here come the graph engineering posts

So about four years into "you'll be left behind if you don't use AI!" ...anyone? Anyone left behind? Anyone losing business because they didn't jam AI into their product? 🦗🦗🦗

Listen, if you decide to schedule a client meeting during lunch in the meeting room that's right next to the table-tennis table, don't come storming out and complaining it's too loud.

I had the PR for this pop into my inbox a few weeks back, was cool to listen to it on the way to work this morning. Especially like the ads for local Hawkins businesses. #strangerthings #wsqk

One of my favourite things about the Zen browser is that it opens email links in a sort of overlay window with the option of actually making it a tab.

Not being from a CS background these are the things I didn't think I'd be looking into as a frontend developer: 1. Reverse Polish Notation 2 Shunting-yard algorithms

Added my #ffconf sticker to the collection

First #ffconf, here are some cats...

Youngest son playing with Lego: 'Let's make a 3D plane!' Oldest son: 'What? We're already 3D, I'm 3d, you're 3D'

What am I even seeing here? Whose place is this sprucing up?

I gotta say, every time I see posts (here, LinkedIn, etc) with AI generated images, my eyes glaze over

Sooo, reading this another way, in light of the current state of things...UK companies looking to invest in hiring predictive-text apps instead of employees. I think this might work out? /sarcasm www.theregister.com/2025/01/15/u...

Half of UK companies to invest in AI instead of staff

Rising costs blamed, although any excuse to do more with less

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I mean, SPAs are all good and everything, but if I've got to scroll for like a minute to get to the end, maybe you need some pages in there...

TIL the TypeScript compiler doesn't like yarn's pnp situation, it really wants those node_modules there

I used to always use NoSQL databases in my projects (MongoDB, etc) but since using Drizzle, SQL has some of the sting taken out of it and I'm really into having these tables!

Every time I get to work on my personal project, I'm really happy using Zed. Just wanted to share

I'm not the first to say this, I won't be the last...just because you can talk on speakerphone doesn't mean you always need to talk on speakerphone

Did a tourist and went to the Sky Garden tonight

Task today: plan out replacing MUI and styled components with Chakra in a part of the project #frontenddeveloper #webdev

I like the neon #brighton

Looked up some open source flight simulator and find FlightGear... For three life of me, I can't land a 737

I've been messing around with other editors...Zed and Pulsar. Keep running into issues with both but like the look more than VS Code!

Trying to survive that time of year when Nightshift turns on at the 4pm sunset 🥲

Had the day off today, went to check out Electric Dreams at the Tate Modern. A lot going on in this show, but was cool to see some early computer-assisted and math-based art search.app/dtALABhRfzjo...

Electric Dreams | Tate Modern

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