@fzembow.bsky.social
Artist, carpenter, and occasional businessman
Hey.
Ai bubble is over guys. Time go get back caring about ui ux
Ai bubble is over guys. Time go get back caring about ui ux
December 5, 2025 at 5:12 AM
Hey.
Ai bubble is over guys. Time go get back caring about ui ux
Ai bubble is over guys. Time go get back caring about ui ux
paper beats rock
December 2, 2025 at 4:12 PM
paper beats rock
So many problems are caused by people going too fast. What’s the rush? Take it easy
December 2, 2025 at 12:18 AM
So many problems are caused by people going too fast. What’s the rush? Take it easy
Saw a car transporter loaded up today, in the rain. Super low tolerance for error. Right next to a power line at that!
November 23, 2025 at 4:46 AM
Saw a car transporter loaded up today, in the rain. Super low tolerance for error. Right next to a power line at that!
2025 is weird, i can more reliably print a whole physical thing with a 3d printer than a page of ink with a 2d printer
November 5, 2025 at 2:25 PM
2025 is weird, i can more reliably print a whole physical thing with a 3d printer than a page of ink with a 2d printer
Imagine enjoying outlook
September 30, 2025 at 9:46 PM
Imagine enjoying outlook
Wow, gpt5 really is pretty rough. I have it parsing uk addresses out of a highly structured csv, and if it runs into a malformed post code it descends into this recursive stop madness until infinity.
Feels like we are pretty damn far from AGI. This is basically just matching a regex
Feels like we are pretty damn far from AGI. This is basically just matching a regex
August 14, 2025 at 12:49 AM
Wow, gpt5 really is pretty rough. I have it parsing uk addresses out of a highly structured csv, and if it runs into a malformed post code it descends into this recursive stop madness until infinity.
Feels like we are pretty damn far from AGI. This is basically just matching a regex
Feels like we are pretty damn far from AGI. This is basically just matching a regex
My (perhaps unorthodox) parenting tip for toddlers: you want to keep you kitchen knives incredibly sharp so that you can chop fruits and vegetables one handed while holding them in the other hand.
August 11, 2025 at 2:38 PM
My (perhaps unorthodox) parenting tip for toddlers: you want to keep you kitchen knives incredibly sharp so that you can chop fruits and vegetables one handed while holding them in the other hand.
Absurd thing happening just now in modernity: my asthmatic cat has a nasal infection and in addition to antibiotic the vet has recommended a humidifier or steam so we are in the steam shower together. She is loving the ability to lick water directly off of the wall
August 10, 2025 at 4:28 AM
Absurd thing happening just now in modernity: my asthmatic cat has a nasal infection and in addition to antibiotic the vet has recommended a humidifier or steam so we are in the steam shower together. She is loving the ability to lick water directly off of the wall
My website is haunted
August 8, 2025 at 5:19 PM
My website is haunted
Huge upgrade in the shop- made a proper workbench for the first time ever. Amazing how much fits inside and it’s great to have a laminate top. Working on drawers now. The whole thing had removable casters on it so that it’s movable.
August 6, 2025 at 1:18 AM
Huge upgrade in the shop- made a proper workbench for the first time ever. Amazing how much fits inside and it’s great to have a laminate top. Working on drawers now. The whole thing had removable casters on it so that it’s movable.
AI tools are really disappointing. I’m tired of the “you’re holding it wrong” excuse. This shit is at best spicy autocomplete, my toddler had better general intelligence
July 29, 2025 at 4:11 AM
AI tools are really disappointing. I’m tired of the “you’re holding it wrong” excuse. This shit is at best spicy autocomplete, my toddler had better general intelligence
Here is the world’s most tolerant cat
July 17, 2025 at 2:59 AM
Here is the world’s most tolerant cat
I wish more frameworks and tools provided clearer manual setup instructions.
The “just run create-thing” to scaffold a new project is handy for kicking the tires, but adoption into an existing project is often a tedious reverse engineering of the starter boilerplate.
#jsdev
The “just run create-thing” to scaffold a new project is handy for kicking the tires, but adoption into an existing project is often a tedious reverse engineering of the starter boilerplate.
#jsdev
July 6, 2025 at 1:02 PM
I wish more frameworks and tools provided clearer manual setup instructions.
The “just run create-thing” to scaffold a new project is handy for kicking the tires, but adoption into an existing project is often a tedious reverse engineering of the starter boilerplate.
#jsdev
The “just run create-thing” to scaffold a new project is handy for kicking the tires, but adoption into an existing project is often a tedious reverse engineering of the starter boilerplate.
#jsdev
Guest: is there anything I can do to help
Me: LEAVE THE KITCHEN
Me: LEAVE THE KITCHEN
July 1, 2025 at 12:19 AM
Guest: is there anything I can do to help
Me: LEAVE THE KITCHEN
Me: LEAVE THE KITCHEN
most large software projects should be spiky in terms of complexity distribution: some core complex parts and the rest simple dumb stuff. If complexity is everywhere that’s just toast
June 18, 2025 at 2:34 AM
most large software projects should be spiky in terms of complexity distribution: some core complex parts and the rest simple dumb stuff. If complexity is everywhere that’s just toast
Really loving how the database design theory academics couldn’t even normalize their own damn normal form naming
June 12, 2025 at 1:15 AM
Really loving how the database design theory academics couldn’t even normalize their own damn normal form naming
@wesbos.com just listened to the drizzle syntax episode. Glad you guys actually asked the hard questions about daily life being in Ukraine. As a tech industry we can’t just pretend things are okay when they aren’t.
June 9, 2025 at 1:16 AM
@wesbos.com just listened to the drizzle syntax episode. Glad you guys actually asked the hard questions about daily life being in Ukraine. As a tech industry we can’t just pretend things are okay when they aren’t.
Whenever I console log a JWT I always yell out eyyyyyyyyy
June 6, 2025 at 12:39 AM
Whenever I console log a JWT I always yell out eyyyyyyyyy
Sometimes when you’re doing a really big project it’s a bad idea to check overall status or progress. It’s demoralizing to see how little you’ve done, just keep doing what you have in front of you.
June 2, 2025 at 2:11 AM
Sometimes when you’re doing a really big project it’s a bad idea to check overall status or progress. It’s demoralizing to see how little you’ve done, just keep doing what you have in front of you.
Love this solution to closet lighting. The switch is in the door, light is on when the door is open. No finicky motion sensor stuff
May 30, 2025 at 12:17 AM
Love this solution to closet lighting. The switch is in the door, light is on when the door is open. No finicky motion sensor stuff
A lot of my woodworking recently had been very practical. Very happy with these new basement shelves I made. Three floors of 4x8 plywood gives quite a bit of storage space
May 29, 2025 at 1:42 AM
A lot of my woodworking recently had been very practical. Very happy with these new basement shelves I made. Three floors of 4x8 plywood gives quite a bit of storage space
People who don’t have good results vibe coding aren’t paying enough attention to their Spotify selections … gotta set the right mood
May 19, 2025 at 8:38 PM
People who don’t have good results vibe coding aren’t paying enough attention to their Spotify selections … gotta set the right mood
Mistyped “what age remove baby gates” in chat gpt and got this gem
May 7, 2025 at 2:54 AM
Mistyped “what age remove baby gates” in chat gpt and got this gem