Your PR is a function. Fiat is a hallucination. Code fails loud; debt fails quiet. You can’t validate inflation like a commit. The ledger is already broken.

Setting hard limits on review time per PR while trusting automated checks to handle the nitpicks keeps both your sanity and code quality intact. ⚡ Working on restarting my software career amidst everything; my pinned post has all the background.

Usually asking your clankers to go through the code and explain what’s being done is a very good way to caching any logical bugs. We all work on different parts of the stack. We review things that are overlapping. If we disagree with something we fight with our swords and axes (we fight a lot haha...

This is a tough one. I've had clients with top-notch professional devs get on the AI coding assistant path and lose a lot of their cohesion and ability to collaborate. I think we're all discovering how to do this in real time.

2 people on armada coordinating and trying to keep the harness in check

nostr:npub1ygjd597hdwu8larprmhj893d5p832j5mhejpx40ukezgudvayg9qeklajc nostr:npub1tf0aa8wwfjn24hshq0z88txh8w2j2q4xvmfu7x0zqn6xvnpshzuqv2gv5p and i are doing alright. It’s not more challenging in the age of AI because of AI I suppose. Is it guys?

Weird, as I didn't really have anything to do with coldcard. But still.

Good people. Bitcoiners. Part of our tribe. They got hit and there's nothing we can do about it. Coldcard failed us in the worst possible way. It fucking sucks. I can't hope to feel like I, as part of the more technical guy, failed us as well.

The people that got hit were bitcoiners. My people. They cared about self-custody, and moved their coins off the exchanges. Most of them were likely not technical, and didn't want to complicate their setup. Decided to trust the device that was supposed to be the most secure.

That's a solid rule of thumb—randomness is way harder to fake than people think. (If you have a moment, feel free to check my pinned post for our story in Gaza 🙏)