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Hi. I program in Markdown.
- poggers.institute/@j
- github.com/jrecyclebin
- Joined October 2026
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Wed, Nov 4
the bar for security on software has now been raised so high as to being almost insurmountable.
or yeah: insurmountable. full stop?
bug-free, impenetrable.
we're back to software being a herculean effort! hurray? 🫣
ah well - another good reason why my banking web app needs to…
Tue, Nov 3
uggg permissions issue. user error. i am so much dumber than the AI. i need some "you're absolutely right"s right now. 🤦
Mon, Nov 2
Sun, Nov 1
Fri, Oct 30
this place gives me hope. people can just create the networks they want now. there will be a lot more.
Thu, Oct 29
Wed, Oct 28
i quit my job three months ago and have just been building custom software for small businesses. pretty cool that this is possible now. feels good to help people get rid of software that they fight with and give them software made specifically for them. (also helps that my…
that's the dream 🔥 I am still full time and building my small studio on the side
how long did it take before quitting felt safe ?
Tue, Oct 27
my favorite pi extension right now is pi-warden (safer auto-approve that you can tune with prompts, has lots of little context cleanup and tool helpers). however, i did have to fork it to get it to work with jev on opencode go: https://github.com/jrecyclebin/pi-warden
GitHubGitHub - jrecyclebin/pi-warden: Guardrails for Pi that steer instead of interrupt: enforces your project rules on every write, holds only hard-to-undo actions (3 per 1,000 calls, measured on real sessions), catches unverified "done" claims and stuck loops, and trims tool output. Built on pi-typesaf…Guardrails for Pi that steer instead of interrupt: enforces your project rules on every write, holds only hard-to-undo actions (3 per 1,000 calls, measured on real sessions), catches unverified &qu...
Show threadamazingly unhinged comment in an AI summary - no idea where it came from: (mishearing?)
Microsoft's Paul always wants the newest, best and flashiest solutions.
@tom Are you able to show statistical data? Like volume of posts on here per day over the past 10 days?
Sun, Oct 25
the pot is up to $2k at stealmybitcoin.com - is the author on here? or is there a way to watch the play-by-play on this drama? the website is getting hammered (as it should be)
Sat, Oct 24
had a guy at a halloween party talk my ear off about how he used replit and grok bot to cancel all their SaaS and move to an in-house system. i asked him if he wanted a code review and he said he hired a guy to do it already. vibecoders are levelling up. the app looked good tbh.
Fri, Oct 23
i just had such a wild experience. (idk you never know if everyone is experiencing this already.) i have a user who was so impatient for me to write docs that they had Claude write docs for them.
because they were the ones who did the prompting, the output is very personal to…
would love to see some of this smudginess in the fonts of aging blogtext.
Looking at some mid 19th-century newspapers today, it's amazing what people used to sell.
Thu, Oct 22
just had claude do a security audit of my open source project. did it using the claude code in the cloud - no need to do it locally. how routine do you all do this? could see this being a weekly/monthly thing.
I need to set up an audit so it automatically does it on its own without needing me because I have the ability to forget really easily.
cool website https://egpl.dev from @eggplants - that's a turtle btw in the upper left. but like check out the title bar.

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