Jamie Turner

Mike Cann made a pretty sweet app, and then he and I used it on video to prepare for the rise of skynet. You know, usual Tuesday stuff. convex.link/nZT1nhy

Continuing my tradition (github.com/jamwt/hobo) (github.com/jamwt/robo) of building a blog engine every five years using my latest favorite tech (the 2005 python one has been lost to the sands of time), I just did it again. and I wrote up how it went. jt.lol/posts/buildi...

Really enjoyed this chat with @brianmm.dev of @clerk.com on building developer products. Especially when we got real about working on novel platforms that generate vendor lock-in concerns. www.youtube.com/watch?v=hyaC...

Shockingly, Convex wasn't included in @t3.gg 's recent video on "one app on five different stacks." So I ported it! youtu.be/hW2IiPFFd_0

Twenty five years in tech, and I find consistently the only part of it that I've given any shit about is the connections to humans. Tools and technologies which are ultimately only interesting in a mathematical/self-referential may may be neat and clever, but they're not very inspiring...

But the imprecise and the open and the expansive? We already have that. And it's beautiful when it's owned by a human, it's connected to an intention. We emit it and observe it and let it wash over us. That's life to me. I struggle to care very much that machines can fake that for fewer USD.

Twenty five years in tech, and I find consistently the only part of it that I've given any shit about is the connections to humans. Tools and technologies which are ultimately only interesting in a mathematical/self-referential may may be neat and clever, but they're not very inspiring...