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🦀 Building data infra @ e6data.com. Fullstack developer in past life. Writes @ prasanthkarri.dev

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patak@patak.cat · 8mo ago

as more people add bluesky comments to their blogs, bluesky should give back by surfacing their websites. If we visit someone's profile, we should find a prominent link inviting us to explore their garden

@danielroe.dev profile with a proposed Website button linking to danielroe.dev
Andy Pavlo@andypavlo.bsky.social · 8mo ago

I've posted my latest recap of the world of databases: www.cs.cmu.edu/~pavlo/blog/... All the hot topics from the last year: • More Postgres action! • MCP for everyone! • MongoDB gets litigious with FerretDB! • File formats! • Market movements! • The richest person in the history of the world!

Databases in 2025: A Year in Review

The world tried to kill Andy off but he had to stay alive to to talk about what happened with databases in 2025.

cs.cmu.edu

Olivier Bourgeois@olivi-eh.dev · 8mo ago

Using AI to generate code you don't understand is akin to using a translation app for a language you don't know. It might be ~90% correct but you'll never be able to spot the ~10% that's wrong, and that's going to look bad on you when others do.

David Buchanan@retr0.id · 8mo ago

exercising in january is way too mainstream, so I'll be starting at some point later in the year just to show that I'm serious about it

Redowan Delowar@rednafi.com · 8mo ago

​One of the advantages of being a millennial is that by the time these short-form videos started becoming a thing, I was already considered too old for the platforms. So, I ended up never downloading them. But watching my cousins use their phones like zombies - ngl, I’m a tad bit worried.

Tom@moll.dev · 8mo ago

Currently, there's an open loop for slop generation. Humans are the predominant navigators of slop space, using engagement / payouts as a heading. What happens when TikTok et. al. close the loop on slop generation?

Gergely Orosz@gergely.pragmaticengineer.com · 8mo ago

For the last ~20 years, I did most of my coding inside an IDE - the last ~15 with increasingly good autocomplete. Which is why it’s so weird that I barely opened an IDE the last two weeks, even as I pushed lots of code. I use the CLI, the web and my phone (!!) to prompt code

Maggie Appleton@maggieappleton.com · 8mo ago

Applies to some tools, but this is where fine design makes a difference. Code is cheap to prompt, but the real bottleneck to good products is thinking through 99,999 design decisions and considering every edge case. DIY-ing your own tools will teach you how hard beautiful, thoughtful design is

brennan@brennan.computer · 8mo ago

I think this is exactly the math that is going to drastically change the small SaaS landscape why would I pay monthly for <tool> when the same cost (maybe less!) can make that and also anything else I need

Armin Ronacher@mitsuhiko.at · 9mo ago

I am still sort of in disbelief how quickly we moved from "AI is not making me more productive as a programmer" to "of course AI can one-shot advent of code" in less than a year. bsky.app/profile/mits...

Armin Ronacher@mitsuhiko.at · 9mo ago

Today I violated my own blog's AI policy and had Claude Code write a guest blog post. That finishes my Advent of Code adventure where I had Claude Opus write and optimize all puzzles itself, including writing input generators in the end. Consider it art. lucumr.pocoo.org/2025/12/23/a...