Gregor Albrecht
@gregoralbrecht.com
Reposted by Gregor Albrecht
Github's PR review interface (and other code review tools I've used) really isn't set up for expressing delight.
It's a user experience designed for criticism, and I wonder at what that contributes to the cultures of every team that uses it.
It's a user experience designed for criticism, and I wonder at what that contributes to the cultures of every team that uses it.
April 21, 2025 at 8:59 PM
Github's PR review interface (and other code review tools I've used) really isn't set up for expressing delight.
It's a user experience designed for criticism, and I wonder at what that contributes to the cultures of every team that uses it.
It's a user experience designed for criticism, and I wonder at what that contributes to the cultures of every team that uses it.
Excited for @andy.posts.cv and team's next chapter, but I'll truly miss read.cv. One of those beautifully crafted little web gems that remind me why I love the web. Like bento.me or Cron (RIP), or Polywork (RIP), read.cv was truly special.
→ read.cv/a-new-chapter
→ read.cv/a-new-chapter
A new chapter
Read.cv is winding down, joining Perplexity.
read.cv
January 24, 2025 at 11:44 AM
Excited for @andy.posts.cv and team's next chapter, but I'll truly miss read.cv. One of those beautifully crafted little web gems that remind me why I love the web. Like bento.me or Cron (RIP), or Polywork (RIP), read.cv was truly special.
→ read.cv/a-new-chapter
→ read.cv/a-new-chapter
Hey @raycast.com 👋 Is there a query to get the current calendar week? The calculator is so powerful that I'm sure this is easy, but I can't find the correct command. Thanks!
January 24, 2025 at 11:07 AM
Hey @raycast.com 👋 Is there a query to get the current calendar week? The calculator is so powerful that I'm sure this is easy, but I can't find the correct command. Thanks!
Yesss. Make the linter work for you—not the other way around
🕵️ Having zero lint violations isn't the goal and never was - it's about not adding new anti-patterns with new code you write, then fix the existing ones over time.
November 25, 2024 at 8:01 PM
Yesss. Make the linter work for you—not the other way around
I feel like multilingual predictive text on iOS keeps getting worse and worse with every update. I’ve been typing “clap“ within a German sentence to insert 👏 for so long and suddenly it’s not working anymore. And I can’t find any mentions of this anywhere 🫠
November 4, 2024 at 6:30 PM
I feel like multilingual predictive text on iOS keeps getting worse and worse with every update. I’ve been typing “clap“ within a German sentence to insert 👏 for so long and suddenly it’s not working anymore. And I can’t find any mentions of this anywhere 🫠
First time in years working on a code base that doesn't use React Query by @tanstack.com to fetch data and... I'm seeing a race condition on the very first screen. 🫠
The same data fetched twice due to a flaky custom infinite scroll implementation. Just... why?
The same data fetched twice due to a flaky custom infinite scroll implementation. Just... why?
October 30, 2024 at 12:57 PM
First time in years working on a code base that doesn't use React Query by @tanstack.com to fetch data and... I'm seeing a race condition on the very first screen. 🫠
The same data fetched twice due to a flaky custom infinite scroll implementation. Just... why?
The same data fetched twice due to a flaky custom infinite scroll implementation. Just... why?