Ankur Oberoi
@aoberoi.me
Programmer, DevRel leader, and endlessly curious. Here to hold my handle and make sure I don’t miss any memes.
ChatGPT Atlas is kinda not good. I'm thinking this is just new product wrinkles. But people, we have known ways to deal with that. Use a beta period. Don't just launch half baked software.
I'm afraid the collapse of software quality is accelerating.
I'm afraid the collapse of software quality is accelerating.
October 29, 2025 at 6:01 PM
ChatGPT Atlas is kinda not good. I'm thinking this is just new product wrinkles. But people, we have known ways to deal with that. Use a beta period. Don't just launch half baked software.
I'm afraid the collapse of software quality is accelerating.
I'm afraid the collapse of software quality is accelerating.
@gluebyte.bsky.social Hi there. What's the best way to report or troubleshoot an issue I'm having with Shortcut Source Tool?
PS. I'm super impressed with the breadth of shortcuts you've published and the level of polish in them! Thank you.
PS. I'm super impressed with the breadth of shortcuts you've published and the level of polish in them! Thank you.
October 13, 2025 at 5:38 PM
@gluebyte.bsky.social Hi there. What's the best way to report or troubleshoot an issue I'm having with Shortcut Source Tool?
PS. I'm super impressed with the breadth of shortcuts you've published and the level of polish in them! Thank you.
PS. I'm super impressed with the breadth of shortcuts you've published and the level of polish in them! Thank you.
the hottest, scarce, hirable skill in the age of AI just dropped:
clarity of thought, esp in written comms
remove the noise, ponder/iterate a bit before crafting (but not too much), adapt your message to resonate with the intended audience. that's how you'll stand out, how you'll remain memorable.
clarity of thought, esp in written comms
remove the noise, ponder/iterate a bit before crafting (but not too much), adapt your message to resonate with the intended audience. that's how you'll stand out, how you'll remain memorable.
June 24, 2025 at 8:01 PM
the hottest, scarce, hirable skill in the age of AI just dropped:
clarity of thought, esp in written comms
remove the noise, ponder/iterate a bit before crafting (but not too much), adapt your message to resonate with the intended audience. that's how you'll stand out, how you'll remain memorable.
clarity of thought, esp in written comms
remove the noise, ponder/iterate a bit before crafting (but not too much), adapt your message to resonate with the intended audience. that's how you'll stand out, how you'll remain memorable.
Whats the equivalent of git for an AI coding world?
We can’t really share the history of a software project by only committing source code. We need those prompts, chats, tool calls and decisions to accept and deny. The source code is derived data. It’s almost like checking in the compiled binary.
We can’t really share the history of a software project by only committing source code. We need those prompts, chats, tool calls and decisions to accept and deny. The source code is derived data. It’s almost like checking in the compiled binary.
May 29, 2025 at 4:01 AM
Whats the equivalent of git for an AI coding world?
We can’t really share the history of a software project by only committing source code. We need those prompts, chats, tool calls and decisions to accept and deny. The source code is derived data. It’s almost like checking in the compiled binary.
We can’t really share the history of a software project by only committing source code. We need those prompts, chats, tool calls and decisions to accept and deny. The source code is derived data. It’s almost like checking in the compiled binary.
ok, AI Mode on Google Search is actually pretty useful.
I'm conflicted about how it deprives publishers on the web of their traffic and therefore the revenue/incentives to continue publishing.
I'm conflicted about how it deprives publishers on the web of their traffic and therefore the revenue/incentives to continue publishing.
May 27, 2025 at 12:45 AM
ok, AI Mode on Google Search is actually pretty useful.
I'm conflicted about how it deprives publishers on the web of their traffic and therefore the revenue/incentives to continue publishing.
I'm conflicted about how it deprives publishers on the web of their traffic and therefore the revenue/incentives to continue publishing.
Anecdata: I see like 3000% more YouTube ads in 2025 than a couple years ago. Is this just me?
May 25, 2025 at 5:50 AM
Anecdata: I see like 3000% more YouTube ads in 2025 than a couple years ago. Is this just me?
The *minimum* price for a plan that supports Claude Code (AI in the terminal) is $100/mo. That stings.
(yes, I know using an pay-as-you-go API key is also an option. feels risky in the way an AWS bill can run away from you.)
(yes, I know using an pay-as-you-go API key is also an option. feels risky in the way an AWS bill can run away from you.)
May 24, 2025 at 4:04 PM
The *minimum* price for a plan that supports Claude Code (AI in the terminal) is $100/mo. That stings.
(yes, I know using an pay-as-you-go API key is also an option. feels risky in the way an AWS bill can run away from you.)
(yes, I know using an pay-as-you-go API key is also an option. feels risky in the way an AWS bill can run away from you.)
Nothing like a little wake & shake to start the day
January 10, 2025 at 3:19 PM
Nothing like a little wake & shake to start the day
Okay, can we all just agree that when it comes to sharing knowledge with the world, we're just **not** going to host it on medium dot com?
I'm tired of the "this first paragraph describes an interesting or relevant tech problem", scroll, "drats! out of free views", let's try again tomorrow - loop
I'm tired of the "this first paragraph describes an interesting or relevant tech problem", scroll, "drats! out of free views", let's try again tomorrow - loop
December 27, 2024 at 3:57 AM
Okay, can we all just agree that when it comes to sharing knowledge with the world, we're just **not** going to host it on medium dot com?
I'm tired of the "this first paragraph describes an interesting or relevant tech problem", scroll, "drats! out of free views", let's try again tomorrow - loop
I'm tired of the "this first paragraph describes an interesting or relevant tech problem", scroll, "drats! out of free views", let's try again tomorrow - loop
pinboard.in has served me pretty well for nearly 7 years (RIP del.icio.us) as a lightweight and easy to use bookmarking service. But the API is currently timing out, and it's been on a slow slide into unreliability. I think it's time to move on.
What are all the cool kids doing for bookmarking now?
What are all the cool kids doing for bookmarking now?
December 25, 2024 at 8:35 PM
pinboard.in has served me pretty well for nearly 7 years (RIP del.icio.us) as a lightweight and easy to use bookmarking service. But the API is currently timing out, and it's been on a slow slide into unreliability. I think it's time to move on.
What are all the cool kids doing for bookmarking now?
What are all the cool kids doing for bookmarking now?