🚂 to ⌨️ I used to drive trains, now I tell loops what to do
Columbus, OH
Joined February 2019
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If we're all just directing AI to do things, why is AI incapable of producing reasonable high-quality PRs with helpful diagrams and comments explaining why approaches were taken?
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It used to require memorizing the inner workings of git, now it's just pure laziness. No excuse
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I guess Laravel Cloud took away logs & metrics beyond 7 days from the $20/mo plan? Looks like it requires the $200/mo plan now
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I’m glad they’re letting me know in advance.
I figured Y2K was going to take my site down anyways, but @weebly is doing it before that happens
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Sending @laravelphp NightWatch webhooks to @cognition to automatically resolve issues 🔥
I included in the prompt to look for existing PRs or commits that aren’t released yet to prevent duplicate fixes.
Every bug email already has a first pass fix applied before I investigate
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Laravel Cloud automatically deploys but I like running tests before starting deployment, so I often use their deploy hooks, but there's no way to tell it succeeded.
This Github Action calls the deploy hook and then waits on the deployment to complete
github.com/marketplace/actio…
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Last week the team shipped Managed Queues on Laravel Cloud - one of our most requested features, and, since I love queues, a project I was deeply invested in.
When we started, Laravel Vapor's queues were our north star: we wanted that "it just works" feeling, but without the limitations of running on Lambda.
And we wanted to go further. We paired that hands-off Vapor experience with the kind of deep insights and observability you'd reach for Laravel Horizon to get - all built natively into Laravel Cloud.
You get queues that just work and you actually get to see what they're doing. I'm really happy with where we landed, and this is just the beginning.
laravel.com/blog/managed-que…
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We’re building an in-house Slack agent and definitely agree.
I know Devin AI was iffy in the beginning but I have a lot of respect for their team seeing the experience they’ve built.
They’ve done a lot to make it feel natural
this Slack agent is certainly the most difficult engineering project I have touched in a long, long time
on the surface its somewhat straight forward, but the amount of moving parts and complexity combined with the fact that much of its not determnistic makes it very difficult
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simultaneously showing up as the highest token usage and the least amount of merged work is wild to me
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This shows some of the hairiest pieces about the Rust rewrite.
They went from building up context on the code for years but now nobody knows it. It’s like everyone on the team is starting from day 1.
Nobody feels comfortable to review the code.
Well, I definitely learned my lesson about squandering my time, effort, and tokens on another project that I don't control and have no stake in. Never again.
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This is all subjective but Wispr Flow felt better during the trial than after paying for a subscription.
I use it less now because it just completely misunderstands me so often
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Nine…the number of times I’ve had to re-login to GitLab in the last 30 hours
Such a pain to use
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🤞ran into an issue where Pest wouldn't show any output when hitting a segfault inside an agent, hoping this fixes it. Maybe i'll get my first Laravel PR merged
github.com/laravel/pao/pull/…
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