jeran

jeran

@jeran.bsky.social

android | kotlin multiplatform @netflix | formerly lyft | formerly snap | formerly vsco

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Dare Obasanjo@carnage4life.bsky.social

“What we need to explain to the world: Number one, we are close to creating a genie that can grant any wish. Number two, we are going to make sure that our first wishes broadly benefit humanity” - Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI — This is definitely the opposite of Anthropic’s AI kills all jobs pitch.

waiter: so you got any plans for the super bowl this weekend? clark kent: [laughs nervously] the super bowl? just the regular bowl for me waiter: alri- clark kent: [loudly] a regular bowl for a regular man

this actually goes so hard. i guess google read my email and just populated this live notification. complete with gate change, departure updates, and a countdown? crazy that apple wallet never did this.

this is how i use claude code

Hannah Vardit@hannahvardit.bsky.social

hi this is my favorite writing advice, it's from former simpsons writer john swartzwelder (i think about the crappy little elf all the time) www.newyorker.com/culture/the-...

i need to hear this sound every time i close a JIRA

Supper Mario Broth@mariobrothblog.bsky.social

An unused object found in Yoshi's Island is the "Overly Congratulative Green Coin". It is identical in functionality to a red coin, but plays the Perfect Clear fanfare when placed in specific areas. This causes the game to appear to unnecessarily celebrate every single coin.

you can just try to highlight the beauty of things you like and not try to vampirically extract value at every step

Ben Collins@bencollins.bsky.social

Also talked about The Onion being inefficient on purpose. www.status.news/p/the-onion-...

*taps the sign*

Jorge Castillo@jorgecastillo.dev

Composable functions must be as dumb as possible, like UI state renderers. Pass them only the state they need to render. Don’t inject dependencies on them, do that on ViewModels, resolve all the state before collecting. Make them easier to reuse, configure for previews, and to test.

i don’t write tests, but this seems like a pretty good discussion for those who do

Jesse Wilson@swank.ca

I politely disagree. Suppose you need to use a few functions from a complex external dependency. Don’t use mocks. Instead, create the minimal interface that you wish you had, and fake that.