Vibing a non-trivial Ghostty feature(mitchellh.com)
286 points by skevy | 134 comments
First screen, captured .
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Beliefs that are true for regular software but false when applied to AI(boydkane.com)
477 points by beyarkay | 358 comments
Blog essay explaining why common beliefs about fixing bugs in regular software don't apply to AI systems like ChatGPT, aimed at technical readers.
Why Not Bluesky(tbray.org)
24 points by throw0101c | 12 comments
Ghostty is now non-profit(mitchellh.com)
1246 points by vrnvu | 265 comments
Mitchell Hashimoto announces that the Ghostty terminal emulator is now fiscally sponsored by Hack Club, a 501(c)(3) non-profit.
Haunted by my own projects(cassidoo.co)
109 points by mooreds | 42 comments
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How to be a leader when the vibes are off(chaoticgood.management)
322 points by mooreds | 163 comments
A blog post on the Chaotic Good Engineering Management newsletter about how to lead a team when morale and the general mood are low.
How to Lead Your Team When the House Is on Fire(peterszasz.com)
361 points by kiyanwang | 185 comments
Blog post by Péter Szász on how engineering managers can lead their teams during crisis or 'wartime' periods at a company.
How to Lead in a Room Full of Experts(idiallo.com)
405 points by jnord | 119 comments
Blog post by Ibrahim Diallo on how to lead effectively when managing a team of experts who know more than you.
How to give a senior leader feedback without getting fired(newsletter.weskao.com)
346 points by RobinHirst11 | 299 comments
A Wes Kao newsletter post on how to give feedback to senior leaders so they listen and act without feeling threatened.
Root for your friends(josephthacker.com)
383 points by rez0123 | 149 comments
Personal blog post by Joseph Thacker arguing that genuinely supporting and celebrating friends' successes improves career and happiness.
Do the simplest thing that could possibly work(seangoedecke.com)
1015 points by dondraper36 | 364 comments
Blog post by Sean Goedecke arguing engineers should understand the current system deeply and then do the simplest thing that could possibly work.