Senko Rašić
@senko.net
I help startups with AI, tech, product, and open source strategy.
Ex Pythagora (YC W24), MusicBox (acq.), AWW (acq.), Naslovnica (acq.), WebCampZg.
Personal: https://senko.net
Work: https://senkorasic.com
Ex Pythagora (YC W24), MusicBox (acq.), AWW (acq.), Naslovnica (acq.), WebCampZg.
Personal: https://senko.net
Work: https://senkorasic.com
This snippet from simonwillison.net/2025/Jun/23/... by @simonwillison.net beautifully explains why AI-assited coding is not the end for junior devs - quite the opposite!
(I'd add: "and you can ask them to explain how a particular detail works or why they've chosen this approach")
(I'd add: "and you can ask them to explain how a particular detail works or why they've chosen this approach")
July 5, 2025 at 10:28 AM
This snippet from simonwillison.net/2025/Jun/23/... by @simonwillison.net beautifully explains why AI-assited coding is not the end for junior devs - quite the opposite!
(I'd add: "and you can ask them to explain how a particular detail works or why they've chosen this approach")
(I'd add: "and you can ask them to explain how a particular detail works or why they've chosen this approach")
@sasajuric.bsky.social I think @ivan.habunek.com took your "Tell me a story" message to heart.
I *almost* clicked to see all changes, but in the last minute checked the commit list :)
I *almost* clicked to see all changes, but in the last minute checked the commit list :)
June 7, 2025 at 3:02 PM
@sasajuric.bsky.social I think @ivan.habunek.com took your "Tell me a story" message to heart.
I *almost* clicked to see all changes, but in the last minute checked the commit list :)
I *almost* clicked to see all changes, but in the last minute checked the commit list :)
@sockpuppet.org seems to find AI useful for Linux kernel (tho for analysis, not coding):
June 7, 2025 at 2:43 PM
@sockpuppet.org seems to find AI useful for Linux kernel (tho for analysis, not coding):
I'm often sharing URLS from computer (GNOME/Linux) to phone via QR codes but never got around to finding (or building) an app to do that quickly and painlessly.
Today I vibe-coded it in a few minutes, complete with .desktop file: gist.github.com/senko/d58c7a...
Today I vibe-coded it in a few minutes, complete with .desktop file: gist.github.com/senko/d58c7a...
May 23, 2025 at 2:52 PM
I'm often sharing URLS from computer (GNOME/Linux) to phone via QR codes but never got around to finding (or building) an app to do that quickly and painlessly.
Today I vibe-coded it in a few minutes, complete with .desktop file: gist.github.com/senko/d58c7a...
Today I vibe-coded it in a few minutes, complete with .desktop file: gist.github.com/senko/d58c7a...
Age yourself with your first computer.
Mine also had floppies, meaning I could not swap game cassettes with my friends. Thus I was bored, had to poke in the user manual and learn something called BASIC.
Mine also had floppies, meaning I could not swap game cassettes with my friends. Thus I was bored, had to poke in the user manual and learn something called BASIC.
December 2, 2024 at 10:48 AM
Age yourself with your first computer.
Mine also had floppies, meaning I could not swap game cassettes with my friends. Thus I was bored, had to poke in the user manual and learn something called BASIC.
Mine also had floppies, meaning I could not swap game cassettes with my friends. Thus I was bored, had to poke in the user manual and learn something called BASIC.