
Founder @TradersPostInc. I like to build stuff. Trading automation software is my thing. Open-Source software PHP @doctrineproject @symfony.
Ada, Michigan
Joined August 2007
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First time using Twilio. Can't believe how janky everything is. Broken links everywhere and internal 500 server errors all throughout the app experience.
I don’t want to have to think about what model to use or how much effort to choose. Don’t make me think.
I wanted to check out Upsun Dispatch. Searched and clicked and this is the first thing you get 😱 I hate that governments are forcing this kind of crap.
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Been refining how we build software with agents at TradersPost. Agents build, test, review and iterate, with humans always in the loop reviewing throughout the process and giving final approval.
Been refining how we build software with agents at TradersPost. Agents build, test, review and iterate, with humans always in the loop reviewing throughout the process and giving final approval.
I setup a Grok Bot and it’s pretty cool. With Cursor cloud agents, it makes orchestrating and managing many parallel agents and projects much easier!
It’s a race to see which AI CEO can lie the best
Dario Amodei says he agrees with Jacob Coxon much more than he disagrees
"I agree with Jacob much more than I disagree with him."
"And it's an interesting resignation, because when he left, he said, I think Anthropic is the most responsible player, I think Anthropic is the most aware of these issues."
"He wasn't calling out us. He was calling out the dynamic of the industry as a whole moving too fast."
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What's YOUR GitHub database ID? Mine is 2892 api.github.com/users/YOURUSE…
I built a CLI based PHP profiler then I asked an agent to profile the profiler in a loop and eliminate all bottlenecks. Leave no stone unturned.
Parse 1GB cachegrind file = 6x faster
View profile = 1260x faster
Profile diff = 211x faster
I also implemented a tool that can statically verify an applications flow contract. It statically parses all your routes, php, twig, etc and builds a graph of the application flow and snapshots it. If the flow changes and the snapshot isn’t updated, CI fails. Stops agents/devs from accidentally breaking or changing the applications flow contract. Still trying to decide if it’s useful or not.














