The only thing growing faster than AI is the number of AI experts on LinkedIn

if he doesn’t support you at your localhost:3000, he doesn’t deserve you at your vercel.app

Programming is the only job where deleting everything can mean you had a productive day

Claude or Codex: “You’ve reached your limit. Resets at 10pm." Go out bro, go have fun, interact with people, socialize.

AI won’t replace everyone some jobs are too pointless to automate

i'm the API between claude and my manager

The internet used to be an escape from real life now real life is an escape from the internet

Engineering is for the machines. Design is human.

Introducing: JDD Jealousy Driven Development

Curious 🧐 What was your occupation before AI became a “thing”?

LinkedIn calls it networking because begging professionally sounded too honest

after switching to codex for a bit, I actually just cannot handle the way claude speaks to me

My office is on another level

Marketing will be the highest paid job in 2027.

Ask this to ChatGPT or Claude. "How many messages have I sent in total?" You'll be shocked after seeing results.

Founders, what problem is your app solving In 1 sentence 👇

Interviewer: What's your biggest strength? Me: Machine Learning. Interviewer: What's 6 + 9? Me: 0. Interviewer: Incorrect. It's 15. Me: It's 15. Interviewer: What's 4 + 20? Me: It's 15.

My manager asked me today if we can build our own LLM. API costs are increasing.

Agents are already doing everything. Whats next?

When Claude asks you to review the changes….

Life was better when... "Pipeline" was for water. "Postman" was for Post Office". "Cloud" was for sky. "Jira" was for Cooking.

Every app wants me to create an account like we’re about to start a family

My code has no bugs it just has outcomes I wasn’t emotionally prepared for

Claude: I’ve generated the code Developer: Can you also test it, deploy it, write the documentation, attend the meetings, and explain it to the client? Claude:

AI made software insanely cheap to build. Now everyone can ship. So the bottleneck moved to: distribution, taste, product sense, trust, and actually knowing what deserves to exist. We didn’t kill software engineering. We made “just build it” worthless.

Every bug has one hidden feature: It only appears when someone important is watching. 💀

The most experienced developer on the team isn't the smartest. They're just the one who's broken production the most.

Adult life is weird. You spend all week waiting for the weekend, then spend the weekend recovering from the week.

Why does every software engineer eventually dream of quitting and becoming a farmer? 🫣

3 rules of programming : 1. You are always in control 2. Programmers are lazy 3. If it works, do not touch it Me: I'm a programmer, so I must be in control. Also me: I'm too lazy to fix this bug, so it must be a feature. Me, 5 minutes later: Why is my code not working?