Axel Möllerberg

I’m curious and perhaps I’m missing something but is there, or will there be, an option to buy _all_ the courses in some kind of bundle?

I urge anyone getting into web dev:

Please, pretty please - learn and truly understand the fundamentals first. Truly.

You can do so much with just HTML and CSS and a sprinkle of JS.

You don’t need Next.js.
You don’t need React.
You don’t need Tailwind.

Mm-m! That ”dark mode” is _suave_ my good sir.

I do this all the time, but I say: ”Have a good one you too!” Or something equally not fitting. Because my brain just jumps to the end I guess?

So embarrassing. 🙈

Now, I realize that have I spent more time ranting about it than it would take to just log in, and delete my account… but then what would I rant on and on about?

This is another pet peeve of mine. If the link says a thing, I expect it to take me to a place where I can do that thing. Infuriating.

Apparently I played around with BigCommerce at some point and to this day I receive promotional emails and other updates from them.

They have an unsubscribe link in their email which doesn’t actually unsubscribe you. It just tells you to log in and change your email preferences.

I'm not sure I trust you enough, my fellow humans, to even begin to think offering "personal superintelligence" is a sound idea.

Come to think of it, I don't I trust myself enough for it either.

I want these on my lock screen or as a screensaver!

Love iiiiit 😍

Please don't plug keyboards or other devices into random USB ports, ok?

Looks as if you attempted to overthrow your benevolent emperor.

Now you must suffer the consequences!

Heavily inspired by HiddenBar, I literally made this because I wanted a global keyboard shortcut to toggle and show app icons in the menu bar.

Could totally have done this in AppleScript I know, but where’s the fun in that?

GitHub - axeberg/ackbar Contribute to axeberg/ackbar development by creating an account on GitHub.

Made a menu bar app in Swift, without having to open XCode.

I’m really proud of the name.

Co-authored by Claude, had fun - it works… on my machine 😅.

github.com/axeberg/ackbar

Wow, Kubernetes is kicking my ass - all around the block.

The pointy end fits better when kicking arse, which these do.

Absolutely, it takes a bit of a different mindset to get going.

This really helped me, I would say it’s relevant and recommended: www.goodreads.com/book/show/22...

Oh boy. Chat with AIs on Instagram?

This will be fun won’t it?

Ah, come on. There was Dio song on there.

Oh well.

I will do my best to make it though this today, kudos to davematthews800 - whoever and wherever you are.

A photograph of a young Ozzy Osbourne, facing and looking right the camera, he has long hair draped down his neck. Facial expression is somewhat serious.

Good night, sweet Prince of Darkness. 🖤

I can happily report the machine boots and all hardware is operational.

Gotcha, well that it does very well! But I guess my workflow is pretty messy, and that’s without an LLM in the mix. 😅

@samwho.dev You doing anything special or it ”just works”?

I should note: I more often than not rely on patches and use lazygit in order to (pretty effortlessly) move things around.

When splitting and moving existing commits around it always ends up creating a bunch of useless shell scripts to get and rewrite history, which invariably fail.

Is it just me or is Claude terrible at git? Or am I missing some magic CLAUDE.md prompting/context that makes it behave?

Photo of a NeoGeo Pocket, a retro handheld gaming device by the company SNK. It is unpacked, turned off and sitting on top off the game case of the game NeoGeo Cup ’98, s soccer game for the device.

Unpacked this old gem.

Measuring the actual impact of AI coding (Friends)

”There’s so much unwritten software”

A bit of a gem from the The Changelog episode ”Agents Unlock More”.

More job descriptions ey?