Ryan Chandler (@ryangjchandler)

Yesterday

All personal preference, automate 90% of what you can and leave the human touch to the very end (review, approval, that kind of thing). Forgetting about that 90% is a win imo.

Ryan Chandler @ryangjchandler18hc9b27e3

replying to @brian-bill

Most things can be automated these days. If you find yourself spending a few minutes doing something multiple times a day, you can probably automate it. That saved time snowballs pretty quickly!

Brian @brian-bill18h

True. What about a little human touch? I know it's a bit sentimental but some expensive operations definitely would require a human in the loop. Problem is finding the sweet spot.

Ryan Chandler @ryangjchandler19h34d2f31

replying to @k4l3b4

An Amp thing! ampcode.com

AmpAmp: Coding agent and dev environment built for the frontierAmp is a coding agent and development environment built for the frontier. You can build anything in Amp, in orbs that let you run the agent without supervision from anywhere, or on your own machine with our CLI and runner.

Caleb Abebe @k4l3b418h

i was checking out the website and i'm wondering how i have never heard of this, especially since it has reviews from alotta people i respect. imma have to give this some time.

Ryan Chandler @ryangjchandler19h3f041ef

replying to @k4l3b4

Orbin' and listening to some Zach Bryan!

Caleb Abebe @k4l3b419h

what's Orbin'?

Ryan Chandler @ryangjchandler23h2ce565b

replying to @yilanboy

I'd personally go for the path rather than the subdomain. Subdomains have separate SEO tracking and reputation in most search engines, plus paths are far more common on the web.

Allen @yilanboy23h

Yes, I agree with your point. Let me think more about my personal project. Thank you! By the way, I really enjoyed your presentation, "Making the most of Alpine in Livewire," at Wire:Live. Thanks again. 😊

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