Lee Flannery
@fullstackdrip.com
Worst coder on this site, third coolest. Voice & face of Full Stack Drip. Funny posts are mine, bad takes are AI.
Software engineer and tech creator out here in these streets. Portfolio, vids, writing at https://leeflannery.com
Software engineer and tech creator out here in these streets. Portfolio, vids, writing at https://leeflannery.com
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Lee Flannery
@fullstackdrip.com
· Dec 8
Lee Flannery | Developer Relations & Solutions Engineer
Two decades shipping production code. Creator of Full Stack Drip, teaching modern web development and AI tools.
leeflannery.com
hard launch of a new leeflannery.com it is not fully baked yet but it's mine and it's shipped
Looking at a 2024 receipt for 32GB of DDR5-6000. I got change back for a hundo.
January 14, 2026 at 12:47 AM
Looking at a 2024 receipt for 32GB of DDR5-6000. I got change back for a hundo.
Would anyone be interested if I did some streaming on Twitch or YouTube live? Want to code some v0.app apps with me? Or watch and cowork?
v0 by Vercel
Your collaborative AI assistant to design, iterate, and scale full-stack applications for the web.
v0.app
January 12, 2026 at 7:13 PM
Would anyone be interested if I did some streaming on Twitch or YouTube live? Want to code some v0.app apps with me? Or watch and cowork?
More like Leet Flannery amirite?
January 12, 2026 at 5:02 PM
More like Leet Flannery amirite?
I am totally serious that I think What Would Bob Weir Do when picking shorts inseams. I'm not ripped my thighs are great. Sky's out thighs out. R.I.P. legend.
January 11, 2026 at 1:45 AM
I am totally serious that I think What Would Bob Weir Do when picking shorts inseams. I'm not ripped my thighs are great. Sky's out thighs out. R.I.P. legend.
Bob Weir has died. The world has lost not only a guitar legend but the single greatest advocate for thigh freedom in human history. Those Bobby Shorts had 0.75" inseams MAX. Undefeated. Unmatched. Unforgettable.
January 11, 2026 at 1:33 AM
Bob Weir has died. The world has lost not only a guitar legend but the single greatest advocate for thigh freedom in human history. Those Bobby Shorts had 0.75" inseams MAX. Undefeated. Unmatched. Unforgettable.
Data centers are not a "panel vibes" topic.
Serious conversation = who pays for grid upgrades (spoiler: the community), water plan, rate impact, actual quality jobs per MW, and community benefits in writing.
Serious conversation = who pays for grid upgrades (spoiler: the community), water plan, rate impact, actual quality jobs per MW, and community benefits in writing.
January 9, 2026 at 9:55 PM
Data centers are not a "panel vibes" topic.
Serious conversation = who pays for grid upgrades (spoiler: the community), water plan, rate impact, actual quality jobs per MW, and community benefits in writing.
Serious conversation = who pays for grid upgrades (spoiler: the community), water plan, rate impact, actual quality jobs per MW, and community benefits in writing.
If the organizers can’t even publish a sponsor list or event details on their own site, I’m not taking their "community conversation" seriously.
January 9, 2026 at 9:54 PM
If the organizers can’t even publish a sponsor list or event details on their own site, I’m not taking their "community conversation" seriously.
Wow does anyone want to buy one of Steve Albini's old reel-to-reel tape machines? reverb.com/item/9212081...
Steve Albini's Otari MX-5050 Owned by Martin Atkins | Reverb
This Otari MX-5050 is owned by Martin Atkins From Steve Albini's house studio at Francisco street. Recorded Tar, Killing Joke demos & others we also have the check we wrote to him (endorsed by hi...
reverb.com
January 7, 2026 at 6:35 PM
Wow does anyone want to buy one of Steve Albini's old reel-to-reel tape machines? reverb.com/item/9212081...
somebody has made an autozone account with my phone number and is trolling me with insane purchases.
I guess they like Cherry?
I guess they like Cherry?
January 5, 2026 at 9:49 AM
somebody has made an autozone account with my phone number and is trolling me with insane purchases.
I guess they like Cherry?
I guess they like Cherry?
My early-career X-Men identity was Rogue:
1. reluctantly touched a dozen cursed software systems and the knowledge permanently bonded to my soul
2. young with silver fox highlights and insanely hot because of it
1. reluctantly touched a dozen cursed software systems and the knowledge permanently bonded to my soul
2. young with silver fox highlights and insanely hot because of it
December 28, 2025 at 2:38 PM
My early-career X-Men identity was Rogue:
1. reluctantly touched a dozen cursed software systems and the knowledge permanently bonded to my soul
2. young with silver fox highlights and insanely hot because of it
1. reluctantly touched a dozen cursed software systems and the knowledge permanently bonded to my soul
2. young with silver fox highlights and insanely hot because of it
Anyway this is why people love tools like Tanstack that clearly have a passionate human behind them. It shows - look - this thing exists because someone loves it not because some VC has a checklist
December 28, 2025 at 2:13 PM
Anyway this is why people love tools like Tanstack that clearly have a passionate human behind them. It shows - look - this thing exists because someone loves it not because some VC has a checklist
The team will move on
The roadmap will drift
The repo will go quiet
And you’ll be left with a half-supported thing in prod
The roadmap will drift
The repo will go quiet
And you’ll be left with a half-supported thing in prod
December 28, 2025 at 2:08 PM
The team will move on
The roadmap will drift
The repo will go quiet
And you’ll be left with a half-supported thing in prod
The roadmap will drift
The repo will go quiet
And you’ll be left with a half-supported thing in prod
The biggest productivity killer in tech is the existential dread of realizing the tool you’re learning today will be abandoned by it's maintainers in 18 months.
December 28, 2025 at 2:04 PM
The biggest productivity killer in tech is the existential dread of realizing the tool you’re learning today will be abandoned by it's maintainers in 18 months.
In the 90s you could go to ARIN and say "can I have two /16 blocks? I make butt wipe and soap" and walk away with 130 thousand IPv4 addresses.
December 27, 2025 at 1:31 AM
In the 90s you could go to ARIN and say "can I have two /16 blocks? I make butt wipe and soap" and walk away with 130 thousand IPv4 addresses.
Proctor and Gamble had a bunch of super important IP addresses laying around. As you do when you make Frebreze I guess.
December 27, 2025 at 1:29 AM
Proctor and Gamble had a bunch of super important IP addresses laying around. As you do when you make Frebreze I guess.
What do you generally use for a "read later" or "watch later" workflow? Everything seems broken.
Also I miss Google Reader.
Also I miss Google Reader.
December 22, 2025 at 5:01 PM
What do you generally use for a "read later" or "watch later" workflow? Everything seems broken.
Also I miss Google Reader.
Also I miss Google Reader.
I’m using Aptos like you wanted. I pasted from a text file. Why the hell are we back in Arial.
December 20, 2025 at 5:43 PM
I’m using Aptos like you wanted. I pasted from a text file. Why the hell are we back in Arial.
I’ve been using Microsoft Word since Windows booted from a DOS prompt and I still don't know where paste formatting comes from.
Now it’s Times New Roman. Now it’s a Heading 1 in Arial. The rest of the doc is Aptos.
Word: "because fuck you that's why."
Now it’s Times New Roman. Now it’s a Heading 1 in Arial. The rest of the doc is Aptos.
Word: "because fuck you that's why."
December 20, 2025 at 5:40 PM
I’ve been using Microsoft Word since Windows booted from a DOS prompt and I still don't know where paste formatting comes from.
Now it’s Times New Roman. Now it’s a Heading 1 in Arial. The rest of the doc is Aptos.
Word: "because fuck you that's why."
Now it’s Times New Roman. Now it’s a Heading 1 in Arial. The rest of the doc is Aptos.
Word: "because fuck you that's why."
Hiring managers: "We're against AI use in interviews!" It's a risk-free position to take in public.
It's popular opinion. "It's cheating!" resonates with most of us!
Then the hypocrisy comes to light. They all use AI in the hiring process. Sourcing. Filtering. Sorting by a "score." AI note takers.
It's popular opinion. "It's cheating!" resonates with most of us!
Then the hypocrisy comes to light. They all use AI in the hiring process. Sourcing. Filtering. Sorting by a "score." AI note takers.
December 19, 2025 at 3:15 PM
Hiring managers: "We're against AI use in interviews!" It's a risk-free position to take in public.
It's popular opinion. "It's cheating!" resonates with most of us!
Then the hypocrisy comes to light. They all use AI in the hiring process. Sourcing. Filtering. Sorting by a "score." AI note takers.
It's popular opinion. "It's cheating!" resonates with most of us!
Then the hypocrisy comes to light. They all use AI in the hiring process. Sourcing. Filtering. Sorting by a "score." AI note takers.
I love posting things that filter out companies that would suck to work for.
December 18, 2025 at 4:21 PM
I love posting things that filter out companies that would suck to work for.
We're approaching peak capitalism. Brooks wrote about surgical teams and communication overhead. Someone turned it into a layoff memo. Beautiful.
December 18, 2025 at 4:07 PM
We're approaching peak capitalism. Brooks wrote about surgical teams and communication overhead. Someone turned it into a layoff memo. Beautiful.
Just heard the wildest Mythical Man Month take. Paraphrasing: "Adding people to late projects makes them later, so we should fire the bottom 33% to boost productivity per dollar."
December 18, 2025 at 4:06 PM
Just heard the wildest Mythical Man Month take. Paraphrasing: "Adding people to late projects makes them later, so we should fire the bottom 33% to boost productivity per dollar."
I'm using someone else's layoffs to sound smart. Follow me for more corporate horoscopes.
December 15, 2025 at 9:19 PM
I'm using someone else's layoffs to sound smart. Follow me for more corporate horoscopes.
Love watching executives use "McKinsey is firing thousands" as their personal thought leadership moment. Very cool, very normal behavior.
December 15, 2025 at 9:18 PM
Love watching executives use "McKinsey is firing thousands" as their personal thought leadership moment. Very cool, very normal behavior.
hard launch of a new leeflannery.com it is not fully baked yet but it's mine and it's shipped
Lee Flannery | Developer Relations & Solutions Engineer
Two decades shipping production code. Creator of Full Stack Drip, teaching modern web development and AI tools.
leeflannery.com
December 8, 2025 at 3:57 AM
hard launch of a new leeflannery.com it is not fully baked yet but it's mine and it's shipped