Ana Hevesi
@anthrocypher.bsky.social
Devtools as culture accelerators. Principal, Uploop.dev. Rogue researcher.
Ex Stack Overflow, early Node.js.
Invested in the deliberate practice of a brighter future.
Also @[email protected]
Ex Stack Overflow, early Node.js.
Invested in the deliberate practice of a brighter future.
Also @[email protected]
Need to revisit this one!
November 25, 2025 at 2:08 PM
Need to revisit this one!
I was just listening to a news update this morning from a Very Respectable news institution
and meditating on how much institutionalized credulity was coming off this crew
and meditating on how much institutionalized credulity was coming off this crew
November 17, 2025 at 6:47 PM
I was just listening to a news update this morning from a Very Respectable news institution
and meditating on how much institutionalized credulity was coming off this crew
and meditating on how much institutionalized credulity was coming off this crew
*stares directly into camera*
It’s almost like we’re not separate from the planet we live on.
It’s almost like we’re not separate from the planet we live on.
November 14, 2025 at 1:44 PM
*stares directly into camera*
It’s almost like we’re not separate from the planet we live on.
It’s almost like we’re not separate from the planet we live on.
Those gates won’t keep themselves 😆
November 12, 2025 at 3:04 AM
Those gates won’t keep themselves 😆
It is very mean of you both to do this to my attention span on this fine Monday
November 10, 2025 at 6:05 PM
It is very mean of you both to do this to my attention span on this fine Monday
Oh hey, thank you! Mastro looks super cool, working to be accessible to beginners is both prosocial and good for long-term growth. I really enjoy thinking about these ideas with folks, holler if you ever want to chat 😊
November 8, 2025 at 12:52 AM
Oh hey, thank you! Mastro looks super cool, working to be accessible to beginners is both prosocial and good for long-term growth. I really enjoy thinking about these ideas with folks, holler if you ever want to chat 😊
Wrestling with ephemeral things, creating interventions for them, is a threatening thing for many folks.
It’s a different kind of hard than they’re practiced at. They need their network of problems/solutions to be the toughest one in the world. Because that means they’re the best.
It’s a different kind of hard than they’re practiced at. They need their network of problems/solutions to be the toughest one in the world. Because that means they’re the best.
November 7, 2025 at 12:55 AM
Wrestling with ephemeral things, creating interventions for them, is a threatening thing for many folks.
It’s a different kind of hard than they’re practiced at. They need their network of problems/solutions to be the toughest one in the world. Because that means they’re the best.
It’s a different kind of hard than they’re practiced at. They need their network of problems/solutions to be the toughest one in the world. Because that means they’re the best.
November 4, 2025 at 6:41 PM
Wrestling with ephemeral things, creating interventions for them, is a threatening thing for many folks.
It’s a different kind of hard than they’re practiced at. They need their network of problems/solutions to be the toughest one in the world. Because that means they’re the best.
It’s a different kind of hard than they’re practiced at. They need their network of problems/solutions to be the toughest one in the world. Because that means they’re the best.
“I am capable of playing only one game at a time. I will chastise you for the asymmetry, even if it hurts us both.”
October 21, 2025 at 9:31 PM
“I am capable of playing only one game at a time. I will chastise you for the asymmetry, even if it hurts us both.”
The way AI is making craters out of the holes we already had in our definition of software creation is interesting as hell.
@raymyers.bsky.social and I have had some good conversations on “WTF even is software engineering?!”. Bet he’d enjoy this piece too
@raymyers.bsky.social and I have had some good conversations on “WTF even is software engineering?!”. Bet he’d enjoy this piece too
October 17, 2025 at 5:46 PM
The way AI is making craters out of the holes we already had in our definition of software creation is interesting as hell.
@raymyers.bsky.social and I have had some good conversations on “WTF even is software engineering?!”. Bet he’d enjoy this piece too
@raymyers.bsky.social and I have had some good conversations on “WTF even is software engineering?!”. Bet he’d enjoy this piece too
“this stuff works best for side projects” is an interesting premise worth proving or disproving
October 17, 2025 at 2:59 PM
“this stuff works best for side projects” is an interesting premise worth proving or disproving
It’s interesting. My expertise is in getting users and companies to co-create better products, so theres a whole world where “we don’t have a use case yet” is completely normal and fine. But people don’t realize how easy this can be, and tie themselves in knots to dodge a terrifying conundrum
October 17, 2025 at 2:57 PM
It’s interesting. My expertise is in getting users and companies to co-create better products, so theres a whole world where “we don’t have a use case yet” is completely normal and fine. But people don’t realize how easy this can be, and tie themselves in knots to dodge a terrifying conundrum