I grew up on the Internet. I spent a significant proportion of my childhood, and later my adult life, on message boards, blogs, social networks, chatrooms, and other online communities. I made friends, found jobs, and was exposed to so many new concepts thanks to the Internet. Many of my core beliefs were sharpened by ideas and discussions I followed online. It’s been a huge part of my life.
GitHub is having a tough time. Their uptime (or rather, lack thereof) has become a meme, they’re facing exponential usage growth thanks to AI, and now high-profile projects like Ghostty are moving away. Developers are starting to discuss what they want from an alternative.
I just-one-more-prompt’ed myself into a new project over the weekend.
I love coding with AI. I often have several parallel agents, across multiple projects, running off on various coding errands for me. Like Craig Mod, I’m software bonkers: I just can’t stop building software.
I’m a heavy AI user these days — most of my commits are co-authored with Claude. My output is much higher than it would be otherwise, and I’m having more fun.