Gray hair growing out of my ear: is it time to make the switch to Emacs?
Depressed whenever parents tell me they use ChatGPT to tell their kids stories. You finally get the opportunity to exercise creativity together with your kid: let's outsource it to the slop machine.
Instinctively responded "We can use our _brains_ for that" when engineering manager asked "Can we use Claude for that?"
I wrote a new blog post explaining why I think more people should practice "freecoding" (coding as much as possible from memory) haskellforall.com/2026/05/type...
Type out the code
Freecoding improves broader programming proficiency
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I can suggest an equation that has the potential to impact the future: E = mc² + AI + GitHub Actions
City of None is an upcoming adventure game published by Extremely OK Games! Check it out on Steam: store.steampowered.com/app/3189450/...
"Make no mistakes" I jokingly said, followed by Cladde refactoring code completely unrelated to this PR — that code had been identified as a mistake.
My biggest pet peeve with LLMs right now is that it turns people I respect into lazy fucking imbeciles: "haha yeah it was Cl*use that wrote that haha".
LLVM 22.1.0 is out! This release was handled by new Release Manager Cullen Rhodes who I have had the privilege to mentor through this process. He did a fantastic job. Go checkout the release notes: discourse.llvm.org/t/llvm-22-1-...
Person getting paid by AI, writing on AI company blog, saying "AI good".
Every advancement in computing is for a single purpose: MORE GAMING
They're frankly an acquired taste. Unless you hang out in underground programmer classes in a basement in Paris, there's a chance you've never heard about them. Anyway, they're currently my favourite type of types.
People talk about dependent types but where are all the independent types aka indie types?
In Xcode, as soon as I stop a GPU Capture workload it just stops responding? Great program.
Ligatures but they know what's above/below them so you don't end up with this horror.
I just had my first Neovim crash due to some malloc shit, is the slop catching up??
Sitting in the cuck chair while the PO implements my feature using Cl*ude, asking me "What's a merge conflict?".
I kinda enjoy developing on a Macbook because the hardware is good and blablabla that but holy shit as soon as I open XCode or try to do anything related to even trying to ship something "natively" to macOS I want to end it (in game).