Steve @srios.net · 24/07/2026totally feel you on this, as im going through the same burnout mental state myself! personally, ive been using Apple's ScreenTime but it was too easy to bypass it, so i ended up getting a Brick (physical tool and app) to lock my phone. ill keep an eye on the Balance phone - seems pretty cool 020
Steve @srios.net · 26/06/2026could've just left my initial suggestion at: "a 'quick' way i found to disable it is control+command+e; " clicking into the GitHub discussion shows that you tried what i was suggesting in the linked docs ill take my dunce cap 100
Steve @srios.net · 26/06/2026ah, i battled this too Josh! a 'quick' way i found to disable it is control+command+e; im inclined to say you can set it on a specific language too but i havent tried it, as the shortcut above is something i use as-needed and works for me zed.dev/docs/configu... 100
Steve @srios.net · 08/06/2026thanks for sharing Josh! love seeing what other dev's interests are besides coding. p.s. that person holding the trophy has jacked arms in the thumbnail! 020
Steve @srios.net · 07/06/2026not only is this well written Corbin but the idea of a 'working with me' public document is a good idea. a solid read here IMO. p.s. 100% love your technical values 'Problem understanding still matters' and async communication preferences; i like all your preferences though tbh 😅 120
Steve @srios.net · 28/05/2026i LOVED that prompt battle vibe-off episode; very fun. www.youtube.com/watch?v=zRwK... 000
Steve @srios.net · 03/05/2026with all the bad publicity here lately (VSCode and Copilot, specifically) it's probably a nice time to be working for/on Zed and OpenCode 000
Steve @srios.net · 03/05/2026100% - quality is down overall; bugs/security vulnerabilities left-and-right, inaccessible web-apps, all in the name of speed and token-maxing. a quality, polished product is not only a joy to use but subconsciously gives customers faith that the devs behind it put actual thought and care in it 1100
Steve @srios.net · 03/05/2026whole heatedly agree; its too easy to just prompt an LLM for an answer and hearing that "devs wont have a job in 6 months" for the last couple years doesn't help either. the devs who take the time to hone their craft and learn will be the most valuable IMHO p.s. not an "AI" hater but its overrated 030
Steve @srios.net · 24/04/2026sync settings are a lifesaver, esp when working in different OSes (had a prev. job where my office machine was Windows; personal laptop's a Macbook and my PC runs on Ubuntu) and used Firefox or Chrome most of the time. not trying change your mind, just relating. nice info on the RAM usage - TIL 010
Steve @srios.net · 24/04/2026Vite's been so freakin awesome up to now and just gets better over time IMO 030
Steve @srios.net · 24/04/2026"... I really think this is my best course.... " seeing that your other courses are top-notch IMHO, that should give others the hint on how polished this material is. im blessed to have got the Early Access and have been loving it - cheers to gettin it out there! 010
Steve @srios.net · 02/04/2026the savings you got from local imports and using raw queries instead of an ODM surprised me - speed boost from nuking the ODM is a chefs kiss too. well written article btw: super-easy to consume and i reckon would help a lot of people. 100
Steve @srios.net · 27/03/2026perusing /journaling and /fountainPens got me to go analogue with writing - so satisfying. still have the BYOK tab open smh; might let it call to me for a while before (eventually) buying 110
Steve @srios.net · 27/03/2026that lil thing looks sick! i had to click away from the /writerDeck subreddit you linked to so i wouldn't be tempted to buy another gadget (i like retail therapy). 110
Reposted by SteveAndy Bell @bell.bz · 23/03/2026You know what I’m talking about. bell.bz/wait-it-out/bell.bzWait it outYou know what I’m talking about. 1719142
Steve @srios.net · 23/03/2026simple (which is not the same as 'easy') advice that i think should be heard/shared more - and something i personally needed to read; thanks Andy 010
Steve @srios.net · 22/03/2026not only is the babies backup 'fit too small, so are the parent's as well :( 000
Reposted by SteveKevin Powell @kevinpowell.co · 14/03/2026Pretty good with CSS, have some experience with Vue, and like chess? ats.rippling.com/en-CA/chess/...ats.rippling.comSenior Frontend Engineer | Work at Chess.com!About You You are a master of coding languages with a designer's eye for detail. You know how to see through the eyes of the user and devel... 0151
Steve @srios.net · 26/02/2026the 'temporary' slickness tracks since a lot of companies no-longer use PFAS (forever chemicals). need a new pan myself since my son scraped the coating off our last pan with metal utensils - analysis paralysis has had me stuck for days now; might rock with one of these 000
Steve @srios.net · 25/02/2026loving the scrolling of seeing others picks! i genuinely like (basically all) of the competitors; good luck and cant wait to see it 000
Steve @srios.net · 24/02/2026we're ready for 3.16media.tenor.coma man in a wrestling ring with a sign that says bring back razor .ALT: a man in a wrestling ring with a sign that says bring back razor . 000
Reposted by SteveNathan Knowler @knowler.dev · 03/02/2026My contract is ending at the end of February and so I’d like to find a new role ASAP. I am a senior-level design systems developer / design technologist / front-of-the-frontend developer that specializes in web accessibility. I work remotely from my home in Winnipeg, Canada. 🇨🇦 Shares appreciated! 15342
Steve @srios.net · 04/02/2026i cant wait to check out the matches - big fan of the entire lineup 😅 110
Steve @srios.net · 30/01/2026wild to use tokens as a metric of developer productivity. i *guess* i can see some logic for the LoC argument (although submitting a PR that has net-less LoC is satisfying BUT may hurt that metric). 010
Steve @srios.net · 25/01/2026i like the fonts and textured/transparent background 🤌 - well done sir 010
Steve @srios.net · 20/01/2026Chris Coyer, Dave Rupert, Amit, Lea Verou, and a few others that i cant think of at the moment. that lineup is stellar btw 🤌 010
Steve @srios.net · 13/01/2026built a little guest chat into my contact page: no signup, just a name and your message its read-only for me (I won’t reply there), but I’ll see it www.srios.net/contactsrios.netContact - Steve RiosGet in touch or just say hey. 030
Steve @srios.net · 31/10/2025good point! seem's like you'd need to be blessed to get an interview/foot-in-the-door AND hope that they know what they want (the job) + can competently vet out their candidates too. 010
Steve @srios.net · 31/10/2025unless we're in a hiring-boom of some sort, getting a job in tech can be pretty rough IMO; doesn't help that layoffs from everywhere has created an abundance of devs - ie you're no longer competing with 10 devs, but hundreds/thousands(?) for a particular role (#s here are made-up for this example) 130
Steve @srios.net · 29/10/2025granted - i also haven't gone the extension route to nuke them either. 000
Steve @srios.net · 29/10/2025must be a skill issue on my part or that doc is 'too dated' - or even possibly a US thing(?); i still couldnt get it disabled 🥴. i even explicitly have ALL their experiments disabled and still get the AI overviews (screenshot below) 100
Steve @srios.net · 29/10/2025the worst part is I've tried over and over and can't stop Google's AI Overviews 🥺 - if there's a way to permanently disable it its gone over my head. 110
Steve @srios.net · 29/10/2025after watching scroll down in YT and read the comments for more info/goodness too! 000
Steve @srios.net · 29/10/2025the parallels of yesteryears frontend-framework hopping to modern, LLM tool-hopping is spot-on 110
Steve @srios.net · 28/10/2025Ah, to be out of the algorithm!media.tenor.coma close up of a woman 's face with long hairAlt: a persons's face with long hair and eyelashes being blown away 000