Ernesto Jiménez
@ernesto-jimenez.com
We are launching Tessl's first products today! 🚀
If you have been using coding agents, please check them out and share your thoughts.
If you have been using coding agents, please check them out and share your thoughts.
🧵 AI coding agents — like Claude Code and Codex — are amazing, but they’re also unpredictable and hard to control.
Today at Tessl we’re announcing a framework that helps keep agents on the rails and arms with the context they need to get things right.
It has two parts:
Today at Tessl we’re announcing a framework that helps keep agents on the rails and arms with the context they need to get things right.
It has two parts:
September 16, 2025 at 2:21 PM
We are launching Tessl's first products today! 🚀
If you have been using coding agents, please check them out and share your thoughts.
If you have been using coding agents, please check them out and share your thoughts.
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TIL people want to use gene editing to eliminate ADHD and ASD. Gene editing ethics aside, what a shortsighted view.
Historically, most people that push humanity forwards have been neurodivergent, esp ASD, ADHD, and frequently both.
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Historically, most people that push humanity forwards have been neurodivergent, esp ASD, ADHD, and frequently both.
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June 30, 2025 at 6:25 AM
TIL people want to use gene editing to eliminate ADHD and ASD. Gene editing ethics aside, what a shortsighted view.
Historically, most people that push humanity forwards have been neurodivergent, esp ASD, ADHD, and frequently both.
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Historically, most people that push humanity forwards have been neurodivergent, esp ASD, ADHD, and frequently both.
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June 22, 2025 at 8:14 AM
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A tale of two Claudes
Blog post: A tale of two Claudes by Steve Klabnik
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June 10, 2025 at 3:17 PM
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Reposted by Ernesto Jiménez
Is anybody using jj on top of git? github.com/jj-vcs/jj
I decided to try it out instead of Graphite’s gt command, and there’s definitely lots to like. However, it feels like vim: it’s very powerful, but you need to set it up to get all the power.
If you are using it, I would love to hear your tips!
I decided to try it out instead of Graphite’s gt command, and there’s definitely lots to like. However, it feels like vim: it’s very powerful, but you need to set it up to get all the power.
If you are using it, I would love to hear your tips!
GitHub - jj-vcs/jj: A Git-compatible VCS that is both simple and powerful
A Git-compatible VCS that is both simple and powerful - jj-vcs/jj
github.com
May 12, 2025 at 8:07 PM
Is anybody using jj on top of git? github.com/jj-vcs/jj
I decided to try it out instead of Graphite’s gt command, and there’s definitely lots to like. However, it feels like vim: it’s very powerful, but you need to set it up to get all the power.
If you are using it, I would love to hear your tips!
I decided to try it out instead of Graphite’s gt command, and there’s definitely lots to like. However, it feels like vim: it’s very powerful, but you need to set it up to get all the power.
If you are using it, I would love to hear your tips!
Reposted by Ernesto Jiménez
I’m writing a blog post about using Storybook to replicate (and then fix 😅) UI bugs. If there’s anything you want to know about this (or have any anecdotes to share), now’s the time to speak up!
April 29, 2025 at 3:49 PM
I’m writing a blog post about using Storybook to replicate (and then fix 😅) UI bugs. If there’s anything you want to know about this (or have any anecdotes to share), now’s the time to speak up!
If anybody wants to geek out about the blackout in Spain, you can look at the official grid data in demanda.ree.es
You can see the supply could catch-up in the middle of the night while demand is low.
Also, apparently, nuclear facilities are the only source that is not back in the grid yet.
You can see the supply could catch-up in the middle of the night while demand is low.
Also, apparently, nuclear facilities are the only source that is not back in the grid yet.
April 29, 2025 at 9:11 AM
If anybody wants to geek out about the blackout in Spain, you can look at the official grid data in demanda.ree.es
You can see the supply could catch-up in the middle of the night while demand is low.
Also, apparently, nuclear facilities are the only source that is not back in the grid yet.
You can see the supply could catch-up in the middle of the night while demand is low.
Also, apparently, nuclear facilities are the only source that is not back in the grid yet.
After many years mostly disconnected from all social media, I decided to give BlueSky a try.
I hope that a simple chronological feed with only content from the people who I follow will bring back what I enjoyed from the early years of twitter.
Any tips on what accounts to follow?
I hope that a simple chronological feed with only content from the people who I follow will bring back what I enjoyed from the early years of twitter.
Any tips on what accounts to follow?
April 28, 2025 at 5:58 PM
After many years mostly disconnected from all social media, I decided to give BlueSky a try.
I hope that a simple chronological feed with only content from the people who I follow will bring back what I enjoyed from the early years of twitter.
Any tips on what accounts to follow?
I hope that a simple chronological feed with only content from the people who I follow will bring back what I enjoyed from the early years of twitter.
Any tips on what accounts to follow?