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Joe Fabisevich :verified:

mergesort@macaw.social

<p>Director of AI Product Engineering @ Pursuit.org. I used to work on making Twitter a bit healthier, then that all went to hell. Now I make puns, indie apps <span class="h-card" translate="no"><a href="https://threads.net/@plinky.app/" class="u-url mention">@<span>plinky.app</span></a></span>, and teach @ build.ms.</p><p>Born and raised New Yorker, just trying to do a little good and be the friend you made along the way. 🐶 🍕 🐱</p><p>Formerly <span class="h-card" translate="no"><a href="https://macaw.social/@mergesort" class="u-url mention">@<span>mergesort</span></a></span> on Twitter.</p>

Posts

  • Post #4097540

    My model is thinking in French because I’m making coq au vin.

  • Post #4097539

    I honestly forgot Charlie and I had recorded this until I saw it show up in my podcast player today because it felt more like a conversation with my friend than anything formal. If you want to hear about my college shenanigans, my launch story for Plinky, with minimal doses of AI, give it a listen! https://mastodon.social/@Launched/116924302615353118

  • Post #4097538

    Am I missing something here or?…

  • Post #4097537

    Everybody’s heard that an ant can carry 50 times its weight, but not everyone is generous enough to sacrifice a Dorito to validate the hypothesis.

  • Post #4097536

    It’s genuinely impressive that Jack Dorsey is a truly visionary innovator, a very nice guy in my experience, and also the world’s worst manager who left to his own devices will build the absolute dumbest thing possible. https://techhub.social/@Techmeme/116959153871612931

  • Post #4097535

    My name is really gonna cost me in investor meetings…

  • Post #4097534

    Claude, do a breakthrough to solve Swift Concurrency.

  • Post #4097533

    I love this post so much, I wish I could retweet it 10000x. At the moment domain expertise matters more than ever, so people and organizations should lean into that rather than focusing on getting everyone to do everything all the time. https://www.seangoedecke.com/llms-reward-expertise

  • Post #3468970

    Om was a great writer, but an even better observer of society and culture. A lot of people have said his recent work was some of his best, and I’m inclined to agree when I read posts that have so much to say in so few words. https://om.co/2026/05/26/the-copy-and-the-guru

  • Post #3267654

    Love the new Siri, sick.

  • Post #2729790

    This will be very useful for OpenAI! https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:cq4gg3odxz2pzmkx2fuac3u3/post/3mlqimhrwyk2g

  • Post #2729789

    People always ask Y Combinator but nobody ever asks How Combinator Doing?

  • Post #2729788

    Great lil post on how and why you should use AI to do better work rather than just moving faster. https://philboyd.me/blog/the-missing-buffer

  • Post #2729787

    GLP-1s are great but I can’t wait to see what people do when they get their hands on the next version — GLP-2s.

  • Post #2729786

    Contemplating. 🤔 #caturday

  • Post #2729785

    The Mets season so far, encapsulated in one play.

  • Post #2729784

    Codex on mobile running through your computer has got to be a nice improvement for OpenAI’s compute. Previously any task you spun up on mobile required creating a new container to make any little change. Now it’s simply using the same GPUs and energy you would if you were at your machine.

  • Post #2729783

    A little bit late posting this but HOLY SHIT THIS KNICKS GAME WAS BONKERS.

  • Post #2729782

    Life is so hard when you’re this cute. 🥺

  • Post #2729781

    No thoughts, head empty.

  • Post #2314084

    When OpenAI&amp;#39;s developers suggest using Codex for everything, I take their words literally.

  • Post #2314083

    This is so 1984 says guy who&amp;#39;s never read 1984.

  • Post #2314082

    *In my best LinkedIn voice* Today we rolled out Claude Code to all of our PMs. Nobody knows what they&amp;#39;re doing, but we are shipping. 💪🏻 Jack fixed a broken footer on our homepage. Nobody can verify the code is good, but the fix is live. Strangely there&amp;#39;s a new layout bug but we&amp;#39;re sure it&amp;#39;s unrelat

  • Post #2314081

    You thought iPad kids were bad, but now we have projector cats. Not pictured: Maiori jumping from the ground trying to smack said projected birds.

  • Post #2314080

    You thought iPad kids were bad, but now we have projector cats. Not pictured: Maiori jumping from the ground trying to smack said projected birds.

  • Post #2314079

    You thought iPad kids were bad, but now we have projector cats. Not pictured: Maiori jumping from the ground trying to smack said projected birds.

  • Post #2314078

    I hate that sports gambling has infiltrated even my RSS feeds to the point where I have to manually filter out articles from The Athletic.

  • Post #2314077

    Yesterday Codex solved a problem with a technique I wouldn’t have ever considered, and I was a little mind blown. It wasn’t something huge like one-shorting an app, but I was so impressed that I had to write a blog post about the experience — coming to build.ms on Monday. 😄

  • Post #2225985

    Years ago I read Good Services, which impressed upon me how important it is for software that powers the government services to work. Relatedly, you can’t fill out any forms with dates on mobile on the NYS DMV website because they expect dates to be MM/DD/YYYY formatted but show a date picker.

  • Post #2180232

    If I were to extrapolate a singular life lesson from participating on the Swift Evolution forums it would be that nothing really matters.