Pres Mihaylov
@PreslavMihaylov
eng @plainsupport by day, building https://vibegest.com by night. Also working on a new Go course about AI Engineering, stay tuned!
Every news app wants to keep you scrolling - the posts that matter are buried in the noise. Excited to launch Vibegest, a small tool I built to fix that. It filters out the noise and sends you a clean, curated digest. It’s free in early access - I’d love to hear your feedback!
I'm starting to realise how useful @AmpCode's feature where you can share your threads with your team is. I thought it's unnecessary at first but as I'm helping a new member onboard to the team, I realised how useful it is to share a convo with the agent for knowledge-sharing.
Chapter 6 of The Anatomy of Go is under review. What does it include? A few weeks ago, I moved many sections from Chapter 6 to Chapter 5. So I decided to restructure Chapter 6 to focus on new sections about profiling, tracing, and PGO. It now provides more practical…
TIL - there is a SCREAMING_SNAKE_CASE naming convention, thanks claude, learning new stuff every day
Writing code with invariants is so awesome, I literally do it in every project i maintain now, here's a small Go util to do this nicely func AssertInvariant(condition bool, message string) { if !condition { panic("invariant violated - " + message) } }
ORMs are typically used to improve developer experience, but I don't see the benefit when AI tools can deal with any sort of janky SQL nowadays
crazy to see this new trend of breaking your macbook and say "it has no applecare" for engagement. Feels like a tech-focused version of that black mirror episode
A small but impactful change to my claude code workflow recently - I use sonnet 4 by default but then occassionally enable opus 4 when I have to debug something more gnarly. Works surprisingly well! Just don't forget to switch back to Sonnet 4 once you're done
When you became a middle manager a long time ago but you're still a cracked engineer by heart
It would be great to toggle between Opus and normal model in Claude code with a single toggle similar to plan mode/etc because you often dont want to use it for the whole sesh, just a single more gnarly task
Looks like it's partially up - some requests go through others do not
Looks like Claude 4 is down, all calls to the API return 529, Overloaded
Looks like Claude 4 is down, all calls to the API return 529, Overloaded
Curious how do people do marketing on reddit beyond posting once about your launch? I'm not a big Reddit user so I don't fully understand but I don't tend to "follow" any particular account and even if someone says something good somewhere I won't follow their content.