Software Engineer

Joined February 2019
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Krish Parekh retweeted
More AI-generated code doesn't make your team faster. It might actually slow you down.
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Jun 6
Coming up with the right abstraction for a component is no easy work. It takes time. Sidebar took me a week of experimenting. Input-group, several days. Field, more than a week. I build literally hundreds of examples and keep refining until the abstraction is right, the composition reads well, and it "feels good" to write. Then you see it used in millions of apps and the same abstractions show up in other libraries, it makes all that work worth it. Keep going.
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if you think AI designs can look decent then you've never worked with a real product designer those guys are wizards
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It's weird how much time I spend trying to get agents to write code like me Maybe I should just write code...
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engineering teams celebrating agentic workflows that returned the same result two runs in a row

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Gemini 3.0 one shotted this awesome website it's over for frontend devs

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18 Nov 2025
An illegal life hack to get most optimal video quality is to upload it on YouTube and then download it Nobody on planet compresses video better than YouTube, without losing much of quality
PRO TIP: install ffmpeg locally, you won't need 90% of the online tools you use daily. here's me compressing a video in seconds w/o watching a single ad. long live open source ❤️
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14 Nov 2025
> new json > eats less tokens > looks inside, its csv
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cs market so bad they had to reinvent json
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22 Oct 2025
The Disrupt Stage launches our Disrupt 2025 conference next Monday with unfiltered conversations about autonomous vehicles, venture capital's future, and tech's trajectory. X, the Moonshot Factory leader Astro Teller reveals what's next for Alphabet. Waymo co-CEO @TechTekedra discusses the reality of self-driving technology. Sequoia's @roelofbotha reveals where smart money is heading. And you get to watch the first pitches of the Startup Battlefield 200. Bring a friend and save 60% on their ticket | Oct. 27 | San Francisco | tcrn.ch/48HMJ9l
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21 Oct 2025
Civilization advances by the number of 3-letter acronyms of cognitive load we delete from between you and shipping a great application. RSC, SSR, CSR, SSG, PPR, ISR, SPA, MPA have their days "numbered". As @nextjs evolves, it'll look more and more like RoR and friends. What the world w̵a̵n̵t̵s̵ needs is easy to use. What React adds in an insanely high bar on interactivity, richness and quality (not to mention the 'mobile native' option value with RN). Excited to ship a big chunk of this vision at nextjs.org/conf – tune in to the livestream.

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17 Oct 2025
$133.7M seed round. $133.7M SEED ROUND.
Introducing General Intuition and our $133.7M Seed from Khosla Ventures, General Catalyst, and Raine. We build foundation models and general agents for environments that require deep spatial and temporal reasoning.
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ok now some must have rules for sonnet
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10 Oct 2025
i'm tired boss

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9 Sep 2025
Introducing <LaserFlow /> I spent the last three days building and refining this component from scratch, making it customizable, so that you can get as creative as possible with it. It’s not perfect, but I hope you like it! Available now on reactbits.dev
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7 Sep 2025
its live now
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5 Sep 2025
spent the evening prototyping a tailwind-based rapid prototyping tool
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He changed frontend engineering forever. The Satoshi of UI. No one knows his whereabouts or his real name. He didn't ship a component system, he shipped a system to ship component systems.
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How Perplexity felt after submitting their bid
Perplexity, valued at $18 billion, is offering $34.5 billion to buy Google Chrome.
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I think we all take for granted that @figma is one of the greatest websites of all time. It’s a tour de force of web technology: WebGL, WebAssembly, CRDTs, IndexedDB, React, and more.
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