Philadelphia father of two. Mostly talking about PHP/Laravel/React on here. He/him.

Philadelphia, PA
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21. Once a dweeb, always a dweeb.
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On your Mac, go to: System Settings > Screen Time > Content & Privacy Enable "Content & Privacy" restrictions Click "Siri" and turn off "Writing Assistance" 🎉 Little floating Siri thing finally goes away
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Building bespoke applications for your own use-cases is the best thing that's come out of LLMs so far.
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I've since used Claude Code to clean up the project and improve it some, but it's kinda wild that most of this predates (my use of) LLMs…
I love @linear, but GraphQL kinda sucks to work with in PHP. Unfortunately, the API is giant and constantly evolving, so building a bespoke PHP SDK would be more maintenance than I'm willing to take on. So I built a tool that automatically parses the Linear GraphQL definition…
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Maybe it's because I'm on the "Following" tab rather than the "For you" tab… but I'm surprised my timeline isn't more overwhelmed with people talking about Opus 5.5. It seems… very very good.
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I love @linear, but GraphQL kinda sucks to work with in PHP. Unfortunately, the API is giant and constantly evolving, so building a bespoke PHP SDK would be more maintenance than I'm willing to take on. So I built a tool that automatically parses the Linear GraphQL definition…
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I got tired of accidentally opening Xcode because I've forgotten to choose "Always Open With…" on my Mac. So I build Short Circuit to manage file associations in one place.
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Chris Morrell retweeted
I am happy to announce the newest addition to the Forte ecosystem: Sheath. Sheath is a Laravel-first linter for HTML and Laravel Blade templates, and ships with over a hundred rules covering everything from accessibility to Blade correctness. fortephp.com/docs/sheath/v1/…
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It’s funny how you can tell that you got switched from “following” to “for you” by how many posts start with “this is insane!” or “I’m so angry.”
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Unrelated to the contents of this video… It’s amazing to me how far you can get with an LLM, a codebase, and a prompt that’s effectively “use remotion to explain this project.” This one I spent a few rounds of revisions on (as opposed to the parallel script one from a week or two ago). But still…
I'm working on a project to process and centralize our knowledge at work. LLMs are so promising for this, but trusting a third party with all our data was a non-starter for us, so I built something to run internally. It's a little hard to explain, so I made a video:
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I'm working on a project to process and centralize our knowledge at work. LLMs are so promising for this, but trusting a third party with all our data was a non-starter for us, so I built something to run internally. It's a little hard to explain, so I made a video:
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Right now we're ingesting: - Zoom transcripts - Tuple pairing sessions - Slack conversations - Linear tickets - Intercom conversations (chat support) - Dialpad calls (phone support) And using Metis to prepare draft agendas and add additional context to Linear tickets.
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Chris Morrell retweeted
Guided Diffs in @linear are so impressive Removes need for stacked diffs even for huge changes
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Alright… Whimsy Tank is official. Pitch your most whimsical idea. Our two guest judges decide. Winner takes home a used iPod nano! Wednesday, October 28th from 6–8pm.
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Chris Morrell retweeted
Join me in Philly for some Business Dad fun and hey, maybe a little poker too who knows
Alright… Whimsy Tank is official. Pitch your most whimsical idea. Our two guest judges decide. Winner takes home a used iPod nano! Wednesday, October 28th from 6–8pm.
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Alright… Whimsy Tank is official. Pitch your most whimsical idea. Our two guest judges decide. Winner takes home a used iPod nano! Wednesday, October 28th from 6–8pm.
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