Boris has some really good advice

Dude, I've been in leadership for basically my whole career and the "you owe me one dumb question every day" is SUCH a hack! Like holy shit!

As someone who loves the idea of automation, but has terrible ADHD, AI has made automation soooooo much more fun than it was previously.

automated obsidian comment here- built in t3 code, how do i become a sponsored athlete of this thing?

I've been adding rules for my validator for over a year. Every time the code creates a bug, I tell it to fix the bug, but also add a validator check to catch the same bug in the future. Sometimes I add over 10 checks per day. I now have 2,000+ individual checks for my validator. It's breathtaking when the validator finds 1,000+ errors from a rule you just added, and it fixes them all.

Here's a tip - for an OSS Project - i had Fable research the maintainers git history (well, more than that) - so i can easily make a good PR and be useful. Simple, but awesome.

I want to solve problems so things I actually do go smoothly, the road there isn't that important, the dopamine of solving issue remains mostly the same

Learnt a lot from this video thanks man

I was fully agentic up until recently when I started a job where AI wasn’t allowed - going back has been a real breath of fresh air.. passionate again, quality is incredible, the product feels great..

Unless I will never need to type again I'll always have to use the shell which means I need a terminal and if I have to type something the only way to type is Neovim. Ricing your environment is going to only get more accessible.

I've spent the last 5 days configuring Void Linux. I'm still not done. Those days ain't gone yet.