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I took a screen shot of your photo and uploaded that and Gemini 3 still picked up on the synth ID! Cool engineering, will have to read more on it
November 20, 2025 at 7:31 PM
I took a screen shot of your photo and uploaded that and Gemini 3 still picked up on the synth ID! Cool engineering, will have to read more on it
Reposted by ellzumem
I’ve often released a small thing devoid of most of the features and bells and whistles I thought I needed, and the feedback was “this is great!” At that point, I’m done. Those bells and whistles were cruft. Build the thing that alleviates the most pain first, then get feedback.
11/12
11/12
November 22, 2025 at 5:32 PM
I’ve often released a small thing devoid of most of the features and bells and whistles I thought I needed, and the feedback was “this is great!” At that point, I’m done. Those bells and whistles were cruft. Build the thing that alleviates the most pain first, then get feedback.
11/12
11/12
Reposted by ellzumem
Every change to buggy code is painful (and time-consuming), particularly when you have no tests because you have “no time to write them.” You have no time not to write them. The best way to move fast is to increase quality and be serious about testing.
4/12
4/12
November 22, 2025 at 5:32 PM
Every change to buggy code is painful (and time-consuming), particularly when you have no tests because you have “no time to write them.” You have no time not to write them. The best way to move fast is to increase quality and be serious about testing.
4/12
4/12