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look at them all one shotting features using opus 5.5, it's so beautiful

work faster agents!

I don't know what the people hyping up HTMX are trying to build... but simple things, such as re-enabling a button when I click back in my browser, do not work out of the box using htmx and htmx-indicators. Maybe it's a bug? Maybe it's a skill issue? I'm starting to think this is actually a meme.

Imagine that, a page with a single landing page needing this many nested components, thank you react &amp; next! "Achieving less by needing more®"

Just let me invest your money in the stock market because my predictions are always on point.

I don't know how developers can work on open source software and not have a panic attacks daily

25mb docker image to run a statically complied Go binary 🤌

let him cook!

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one Opus 5.5 prompt, and now I run around a virtual office managing agents to work on github issues and merge conflicts

Frontend developers are officially cooked

bro, try laravel it's so simple compared to next. this is a todo list application:

thank you for your service Byte, good luck out there

I've never had THIS much fun building, Opus 5.5 is so fun. Excalidraw directly in the office, and an elevator to take you to your other projects. Don't forget to pet the dog.

bro, we're officially cooked... this entire app while I slept.

now YOU TOO can FIRE your agents out the door when they are done merging that pull request

it didn't even take all night, now I have a complete video editor I plan to start using to edit my yt videos 😁. Do people even understand what's happening in this industry?

Do we really need Fable? All made using Opus 4.8 with looping, including audio, 3d gun models, lighting, etc.

how long would it take you to code this? give your best estimate like your scrum team depended on it.

y'all, don't be sleep'n on this new css library...

Someone mentioned having a blog can help SEO? 30 blog posts with 1,000 words in less than a minute, let's go.

goodbye kanban boards

thanks for the feedback! automaker is free btw.

Look mom, I learned VIM! and yes, vscode btw.

Imagine that, a page with a single landing page needing this many nested components, thank you react & next! "Achieving less by needing more®"