A fun side effect of AI has been that I’ve gotten a lot better at local networking because of it. I’m doing things with my local network that I never in 1 million years would have had time to figure out in the past.
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Alex Standiford
My biggest takeaway to the release of Emdash is that WordPress needs to start taking headless a lot more seriously. It’s API surface and even a potential GraphQL surface would really benefit from a polish, but also the ability to set it up in a next JS stack easily, perhaps with Docker or something.
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Alex Standiford
Y’all, for 3 years it’s been the same seesaw:
Anthropic comes out with the best model on the market
Everyone rushes to Claude
Anthropic pushes usage limits usage too far
OpenAI comes out with a model that’s 90% of Claude’s model with fewer limits
Everyone runs to OpenAI
Repeat.
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Alex Standiford
Claude, please shift the tasks you just added to Todoist over by one day.
Claude:
“Devised straightforward temporal adjustment strategy”
Whoa, easy there. We’re shifting dates, not adjusting our time machine.
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Alex Standiford
“No em dashes” is not the right way to put it. “Structure your sentences so they don’t require em-dashes” yields a much better result. I find that the problem isn’t the em-dashes as much as the overly complex sentence structures.
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Alex Standiford
Well, it took about three months, but I finally feel like I can walk away from my computer at 5 o’clock again. AI transforming my entire workflow was very disruptive to my Q1.
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Alex Standiford
If you’re not using AI to write themed sea shanties for your nautical-themed company nomenclature, are you even a developer? That’s what the GitHub release box is for, right?
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Alex Standiford
Boy, it won’t be long before we’re talking about the fact that nobody’s ever taking breaks because AI is always in their pocket. I can already see the backlash coming. Take breaks y’all.
