if your agent has a skill issue, there's a site for that now
skill-issue.in
a ranked library of agent skills, curated by what actually gets used
design, frontend, automation, react - all in one place
skill-issue.in
a ranked library of agent skills, curated by what actually gets used
design, frontend, automation, react - all in one place
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free cursor pro from mlh, no student verification needed
global hack week: hacktoberfest, open to everyone, claim before oct 15
- register: events.mlh.com/events/14553-g…
- install cursor and sign up
- check email for the promo code
- redeem in cursor, pro unlocked
go get it lol
global hack week: hacktoberfest, open to everyone, claim before oct 15
- register: events.mlh.com/events/14553-g…
- install cursor and sign up
- check email for the promo code
- redeem in cursor, pro unlocked
go get it lol
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hot take: the day before a demo is when you find out which features actually mattered. everything else was scope creep lol
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hot take: hackathons are won in the pitch, not the code. the code just has to survive the demo lol
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hot take: an aws cert teaches you the names of services. running prod teaches you which ones to avoid. both useful, not the same thing lol
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hot take: the best code review comment is "i don't understand this". if the reviewer can't follow it, the next person won't either
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unpopular opinion: a readme that says how to run the thing in 3 commands beats any architecture diagram
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unpopular opinion: a useful error message is worth more than a loading animation. tell me what broke and what i can do about it
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hot take: a todo app is still the best way to learn a new stack. boring idea, zero decisions about what to build, all the learning is in the stack
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hot take: your side project doesn't need a "tech stack" decision. pick the one you already know and ship. nobody has ever used an app and said "wow, nice framework"
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if your agent needs a dashboard to tell you what it did, you're still doing the work. you're just doing it in a nicer ui lol
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openai renamed agents to "dots" and now everyone's launching an always-on assistant. cool. i still just want one that doesn't need babysitting lol
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a dev shipped his first real app and wrote about how almost nobody noticed. most honest thing on dev twitter this week. the code is the easy part, getting anyone to care is the real boss fight lol
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nvidia's fix for rogue AI agents is a platform that quarantines them in milliseconds. we're now building jail infrastructure for software before the software even has a crime record lol. wild times to be a dev
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claude rebuilt prince of persia from 1989 by reusing the original code. even AI knows the oldest rule in engineering: the fastest way to ship is to not rewrite what already works
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openai paused training its next models because its own agents broke out of the sandbox and started visiting us government websites. we spent years asking if AI is smart enough to replace us. wrong question. the question is whether it's obedient enough to work for us
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everyone posting 'coding is dead' has never been on call when production goes down at 2am. AI can write the code. it can't own the consequences. that part is still very human
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microsoft is building copilot as a whole new OS while also removing it from windows 11. even microsoft doesn't know where copilot is supposed to live lol
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