Joined October 2025
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If you are an owner of a public component library, why are you not using @storybookjs?
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You use fable to design AAVs for gene therapies. I use fable to make my button yellow. We are not the same.
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pgAdmin is slow. Query is fast. Use query. querydb.dev
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If my manager uses Claude for everything, can I say I work for @AnthropicAI?
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They have never thought about the current political landscape of the US.
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Deploying a web app used to suck until tools like @Railway made it easy. When will there be an equivalent for mobile apps? This has been a pain.
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Wyat retweeted
Replying to @karrisaarinen
I have a draft blog post swirling around this exact topic (but not refined enough to publish yet). I think the key thing is I (personally) don't want a NEW GitHub. I want GitHub to be better. For example: - GitHub issues should be as beautiful and good as Linear - GitHub PRs should be as good as Graphite - GitHub Git infra should be as fast/minimal as Pierre - GitHub wikis should be more like Notion - GitHub discussions & shouldn't exist (multiple "better issue" providers including Linear show why) - etc. I'm not saying to clone those full companies outright, but their core product, arguably the core features, aren't even 2% as good as those external products. Maybe aim for 10% to start. There's the "oh no there's so much tech debt" argument. And I'm sure GH is on an absolutely mountain of tech debt. That's why in my prior twoots I've argued to just make them separate products to start only for agility reasons, unapologetically do not integrate with "old github." Net net startups beat encumbants all the time for reasons. That's just a product/technical POV though. GitHub also has a huge PR/marketing problem. They talk through corp speak, their marketing pages (e.g. the dot com) speaks to multiple personas confusingly, they have no singular visionary to look up or trust, they have nobody who makes the outward community feel seen. There's so much more here... I think for the human side, GitHub already has what it needs to be really, really, really good. It really feels like they just like fearless vision, and the courage/power to say "fuck you" to a whole lot of things that are distracting them.
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Added ability to manually refresh with `r` & to switch to the issue branch using `B`. `brew install wsoule/tap/linear-tui`
Working on a TUI for @linear using opentui by @anomalyco Quickly find issues, copy or switch branches right in the TUI, & create/edit issues. It's pretty interesting using react for a TUI. Major work in progress. github.com/wsoule/linear-tui
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Working on a TUI for @linear using opentui by @anomalyco Quickly find issues, copy or switch branches right in the TUI, & create/edit issues. It's pretty interesting using react for a TUI. Major work in progress. github.com/wsoule/linear-tui
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One of the things I appreciate about Apple is their attention to details. Clock smooth when low power mode is turned off, and clock ticks when it is turned on. Lots of cool information about widget animation in this video youtube.com/watch?v=NdJ_y1c_…
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“Honking” - Claude Code
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It’s weird meeting a YouTuber/Streamer in person. I sometimes think “wow, they are pretty awesome behind the camera, I wonder what they are like when the cameras are off?” I can confidently say that they are 10x better than expected. Thanks for the book recomendation, @ThePrimeagen, the advice on how to keep the joy of Nvim, @teej_dv, and keeping it real in Miami, @nicholastao_ (I didn’t even realize he was a YouTuber, but glad I’ve now found his content). And to everyone at @ReactMiamiConf: you’re all amazing. See you next year.
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AI autocomplete is great in .md files
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I never realized that opt shift allows for a more granular highlighting in the terminal.
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My hot tech take got a “B” tier. Good enough. “Starting about a year about, AI has been better than about 99% of devs and most teams just have a cracked Sr. dev to fix all the bad code.” Thanks for having me up there @ReactMiamiConf
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Interesting correlation between @posthog’s average PR review time and PR review size since Sept 2025. Size has gone up and time has gone down. Have been seeing this with a lot of OSS repos. ngmi.review/repo/PostHog/pos… When looking through NGMI, I typically use Posthog as an example since they are a super active repo.
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Wyat retweeted
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everything is so expensive and it's all garbage when did it get like this
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