Principal Engineer / CTO, dabbled in FAANG (Amazon/Apple), Borland Alumni, and jungle dweller. Diagnosed Kotlin and SQL fanatic. jaysonminard.com

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I wasn't "strung-out" but I did want to fight, and @dhh misunderstood that I was giving him a performative chance to fight against the evils of the world, and I was role playing the dark side, him the light. Some people just don't understand performance art... SUPPORT THE ARTS DHH! (next time, please don't kick me in the gonads)
I was surprised how bad it was just walking from the hotel to the Rails World venue. One strung-out guy wanted to fight me for some reason, another was swinging wildly and swearing profusely. Lots of zombie vibes too. Whatever Austin is doing, it's not working.
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@FwoiblesWoW Why is character naming such a point of control? You see a virtual character walk by with a stupid name in a game, just allow players to block seeing the offensive name instead of changing the infinitely creative source of naming. Mute, don't block.
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maybe it’s not the AI that’s dangerous. maybe it’s the well funded organisation with a $30T motive that’s dangerous.
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Kotlin because the JVM gives you the most proven breadth to choose from, everyone else is still catching up. Native speed, smoother language, better ecosystem.
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I feel special. you all use something I created/worked-on in some way. we the specials... AI does not undo the special, it just raises the bar of what is possible in a given time frame by a team size. Thanks go out to all the other specials out there!
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the opencode server protocol is at the core of everything we do it allows for custom frontends like OpenChamber to exist and be quite rich and polished experiences we expect a lot more of these as people play with what they want out of their agent tooling
OpenChamber 2.0 is out, on OpenCode v2. Skills, agents, MCP servers and plugins now apply the moment you save them. No restarts. My restart button is unemployed. Plus Code Mode, web search cards and a stats page. openchamber.dev/blog/opencod…
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what do Neagley and Ballard have in common?
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the answer is "all of it"
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Git Flow is dead, the new model of 2 branches for dev and integration, and a pattern for releases. Branches are: * lame * chud * release-* lame requires AI review + 2 human reviewers. chud is self review by AI only. PR the end game to release from chud because we all know the other shit needs rewritten.
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no idea, I made that up. it's all stoopids
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All my default branches for my teams I call "lame" ... saves me the trouble of pointing out their code quality, the do it themselves whenever the say "merge to ..."
Why does this matter to you? Before the clowns, it was default, and some of our configs have been around since before the clowns.
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Mature clear heads in AI are speaking up. Thank you, Jensen Huang of Nvidia. He is in the position to know. “Go and read between the lines. They're actually not asking for more laws. They're asking to be relieved of the laws we do have, and I I think that that's a problem.”
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Kinda funny phrasing, you are mostly "performative outrage" or "performative surprise" or "performative delight" or "performative drama" ... I know, it is the harrassment/threat mostly driving your response (but I think not all). The "performative" whatever is probably why people watch you, they like the dynamics. I don't think non-followers "not liking you" does anything. I actually hate that I am torn. I click on enough of your videos, at the same time NOT wanting to click on your videos. It's like "what IF there is something useful in here" because you are out the door early on topics. Then later I stopped finding that anything held up for more than a few weeks (or now, days, with AI). The clicking has dwindled, I am now at peace.
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This is so disingenuous, it disgusting. Taking ownership for something they played a very minor role in. Many of what used to be pillars in the community were removed by clowns. Eelco Dolstra, the creator of Nix. Removed as foundation president and unofficial BDFL title over supporting Anduril sponsorship of NixCons. Myself, a 3 (almost 4) time NixOS release manager. Remove over working at Anduril and trying to participate in discussions. I was only active for 4 years, been banned for over two years and still THE THIRD HIGHEST REVIEWER OF HUMAN NIXPKGS PRS. Nrdxp, fellow NixOS RM, also removed. @domenkozar, 7 time NixOS RM. commit bit removed for likely political reasons. In 2024, another dozen or so contributors were also banned or suspended. A dozen or so other contributors and committers have also walked away because of the drama. Meanwhile, there are others who went on strike, created hostile open letters, and harassed people; meanwhile receiving no recourse. Hexa, went on strike from his infra and security roles. "Purge all nazis" while head moderator. Nothing Raito, went on strike from his security role. Nothing Delroth, also went on strike from infra, said "fuck you" multiple times, social media brigading, painted me as a Peter Thiel shill, allegedly tried to get access to the binary signing key. Nothing People (ktemkin, qyriad, and others) involved with the MIC open letter threatening "escalation if demands are not met". Nothing Joepie, multiple instances of harassment and cry bullying. Nothing. And mods (hexa, piegames) cleaned up what they could of his inflammatory rhetoric. Cafkafk, changed your discourse banner to an Anduril advert overlayed with NixOS branding, several posts and blogs escalating the tensions and painting Anduril employees as instigators. Now you call yourself the "mastermind behind the woke invasion" during the reddit AMA in which you missed a SC meeting to conduct, all the while sitting on the SC. What are you doing right now? Does your behavior and actions help Nix? No I knew you and other like you would change the narrative once a few years passed, which is why I made the timeline and video while those events were still relatively fresh. You may fool people who are ignorant of what has happened. But you have created quite the persona over the years.
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At a previous company they were considering new engineering levels, and how to define each. Instead of 10 traits for each level, I defined mine by "how much time do I trust the developer to code before I look in on them?" Junior? twice a day. Intermediate? every other day. Low Senior? 3 days. Senior? 5-7 days. Super senior? 10-14 days. Principle? they'll call me. AI doesn't change this.
the interesting thing about this is that i strongly believe that for all genuine software engineering use cases the trend for long-running loop that builds shit from a spec will collapse in a heap of fail within 12 months. that's a heap of extremely painful fail for anybody doing this in a serious work situation. the truth is that attended and guided development is accelerated enough already for the use of llms to transform our industry. it raises the bar for software engineering skills back to what it i used to be. now i'm not saying that lode coding is the future. neither is Coati. but what i am saying is that when the industry settles on its mature choice, you will be able to draw a line from whatever that looks like back to lode coding and its cousins. you won't be able to draw a line back to all the long running unattended whackamole folly we are wasting our time on right now. the future is already here in the form of those "not good enough for the whackamole" trend models. they are perfectly fine for AI-first skilled development. and some of them can be run locally if you really want to waste your money on short-lived expensive hardware today. i predict a rise of improvements from the big AI tool vendors that reintroduces code visibility, design control, iterative conversational planning, amplifies cognitive ownership, and returns control to engineers while continuing to leverage the truly revolutionary value proposition of AI-first development.
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I have a custom filter that replaces this with "Boop, I'm burning tokens and time on your dime" replacement text.
If Anthropic made "Let me check rather than answer from memory" a single token, global token usage would be cut in half. Easily.
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For every $10M received for Omarchy funding by the Oligarchy, I will match it with ₡10,000 of my own money. To be donated directly to Linux related developers in Costa Rica.
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go for the bug bounty!
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I cannot go into Discord or Redis, I already showered today and don't want to get dirty again.
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if you have "Linux hard-on experience" -- finally, my calling!
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