i’m less concerned about this now. i experienced deep flow vibecoding yesterday. in some ways it was actually deeper than manual coding because (when it worked well) i was able to explore ideas and directions that would normally take me days (due to lack of domain knowledge, boilerplate etc) RE:
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dan (@danabra.mov)
the thing i'm worried about is whether AI will decimate the "flow states" of knowledge work. i realize this is very selfish. i enjoy being in a flo...
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fantastic blog post from [@vjeux.bsky.social](
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Vjeux (@vjeux.bsky.social)
Frenchy Front-End Engineer at Facebook. Co-creator of React Native and Prettier. Creator of Excalidraw, "CSS-in-JS", Yoga and React Conf.
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Dominik 🔮 (@tkdodo.eu)
I remember when prettier came out and we tried it on a project, I called it "uglier" and removed it almost immediately. Little did I know that it ...
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somehow i didn’t realize it even though it stares at me from the screenshot, but one input file with many namespaces will automatically generate JSON files with correct directories, one per namespace. strangely this also means you can define parts of a single Lexicon via multiple source files RE:
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playground.typelex.org
oooooooh RE:
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atpkgs 📦 (@atpkgs.easrng.net)
atpkgs.easrng.net
may i present to you, my weekend project [typelex – An experimental Type...](
typelex – An experimental TypeSpec syntax for Lexicon
An experimental TypeSpec syntax for AT Protocol Lexicons. Write Lexicons in a more readable syntax using TypeSpec.
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i just did like four weeks of work in four hours. what the hell
claude is jus a little guy
@npub19y6x...yh78 needs og:image yesterday. can yall stop whatever you doing, ship this three hour change, and resume as usual? thank u
might ship today maybe
when i asked claude to write a detailed plan of improvements to the code, it failed miserably getting stuck on its own plan. then i told it to just remove as much code as possible while keeping the test green, it started doing a really good job