Rob Conery

Not just blueberries apparently. And with quite a British response...

You had to pull me into this didn't you! I asked it to write an algorithm to count out the b's leetcode style and it corrected itself! The second part is kind of weird tho

True - *I* am reasoning about the problem and telling it what code I want written. As far as giving me poop, that could be the case but you haven't seen it and I would love it if you *could* see it and enlighten me. You could change my mind ya know.

That's so interesting - I keep thinking I've never seen that before but then I must have as it doesn't seem all that outlandish. Plus it's great for the flow of light.

Why not?

What I'm really after with this project is dredging up "crap code". 99% of this was created by my direction, and I've reviewed and found it to be pretty solid. That said - if you dislike AI in general - now's your chance to skewer me (/cc @fransbouma.com... it's data access... right up your alley!)

I do understand that it's all probability under the hood, and that I shouldn't trust the output - which is actually something I found compelling and useful. I don't feel like I wasted my time because I learned some very useful Go concepts (protobuf too!).

GitHub - robconery/gadz: A MongoDB API for SQLite, turning SQLite into an embedded MongoDB. Sort of. A MongoDB API for SQLite, turning SQLite into an embedded MongoDB. Sort of. - robconery/gadz

I goofed off with Claude Code this weekend to see how hard it would be to turn SQLite into a document database with a MongoDB API. It took 3 tries but I think something fun came of it - throw daggers at it if you like: github.com/robconery/gadz

Online Courses are Toast It'll take a few years, but it's going to happen: interactive learning with AI is here, and it's going to replace horrible, boring video courses (and the good ones too).

I don't normally write posts like this, but I truly believe it:

thenext.dev/articles/opi...

Wait… “the floor is glass”?

? On your machine?

peep | Prompts on demand AI prompting made easy with ready-to-use scripts for developers and creators

Need help prompting? I made a fun thing with @aaronw.dev
that works like "gi" for gitignore, but with prompts. Need a react component and don't know the prompt? Try "peep react-component" in your CLI:

tek.pub

Looks like that’s the extent of it. Small surges out with now waves, small surges in with slightly more wave activity. Thankfully looks like it’s not getting bigger.guess I’ll sign off…

Water is pulling off the reef. Waves have stopped. First wave is here

The boats look like stars… so many out there!

So far so good. Nothing happening aside from a few clowns walking the beach

Lots of boats out in the water getting clear of the marinas.

So here’s what things look like now. We’ll see if anything changes in 9 minutes

I suppose you could liken it to the videos you see of an atomic blast. That shock wave is the air being compressed in a pressure wave. Then comes the vacuum and wind. I *think* a tsunami is kind of like that shockwave.

I remember studying this at university for my geology degree. Professor explained it was pulse energy - a pressure differential made the force horizontal. Typical wave energy is sinusoidal, which is changes in vertical energy. At least I think that's what they said... I might have been asleep...

Yeah it's totally gridlocked where I am (Kaka'ako). Ala Moana blvd is at a standstill. Hope your daughter stays safe - I think it'll be OK. We're on the lee of the direct energy which does help.

It'll be an interesting sunset tonight here in Honolulu, with light winds, some high clouds and a tsunami. I live in a big building with a small view of the coast and the first wave is supposed to hit here in just over 2 hours. I'll post pictures.

YouTube video by mac glocky if Deftones wrote "PARANOID ANDROID" by Radiohead

I've heard every single Mack glocky cover in the style of and Deftones - Paranoid Android may be the best
youtu.be/_Rp7duGN7V4?...

I believe @theaprilyoho.dev can confirm this

It's super inefficient (and expensive) to have an LLM work on your data and files (CSV, markdown, whatever) directly. Have it create a script for you instead. I made a video about "compiling" markdown to one of @adamwathan.com's new Tailwind templates this way:

thenext.dev/blog/creatin...

I have found that a *much* better route to go down is "write a script that does this basic thing with the data" and it will write something much better. Bash, Node, Python - whatever.

Doing my best to bridge the generation gap

It's the synthahol obvs. Get some lore troll.

Ohhh this sound right up my alley. Hitting u up!

"It's ferrr me DAG"