It's all really happening. Pretty much every meeting with friends touches on what their recent sightings or stories of ICE terror have been. Everyone who hasn't seen it first hand has a second hand story.
Absolutely everyone I talk to is against ICE's actions and that is the thing giving me hope that it will be defeated by the citizenry.
Essentially, you're asking the LLM to do research and categorize/evaluate that research instead of just giving you an answer. The "work" of accessing, summarizing, and valuing the research yields a more accurate result.
In exploring `gh` CLI extensions recently I found at least 2 devoted to being a better PR review interface. I've also seen [Trag](https://usetrag.com/) and others pop up.
Reminds me of [Language as Intermediate Representation](https://chrisvoncsefalvay.com/posts/lair/) - LLMs are optimized for language, so translate an image into language and they'll do better at modeling it.
I think an alternative is to fund _individuals' maintenance of the projects_, as opposed to the project itself. Filippo Valsorda has written about this recently: https://words.filippo.io/full-time-maintainer
The Timeless Way of Building by Christopher Alexander.
It really made me reconsider the process and ultimate goals of building systems beyond housing, and how to make pattern languages for any system I build, especially software systems.
Experienced technical founder with a demonstrated history of building products and product teams from concept to scale. Looking for a larger team where I can help manifest a technical vision.
Front-End/UI Developer | OfficeLuv | Chicago | Full-time, Onsite
We’re growing here at OfficeLuv (https://www.officeluv.com) and are looking for a Front-end/UI Developer to help us shape our product. You will help design, develop, and deliver the technology that powers OfficeLuv and our loyal customers. You will work within our tech/product team to build applications in the browser and on mobile devices.
We’re building for the long run. You’ll be excited about our rapid, iterative progress and providing direct benefit to our customers. We’re standardizing and automating a process that’s ripe for it. You’ll be shaping the management of offices across the country! We are automating and expanding the pulse of purchasing and communication in the workplace. You are a thinker, a maker, and a passionate advocate for the Minimum Delightful Product that helps us "ship it" every week.
We run a very collaborative and growth-mindset product team. We focus on automating as much as possible (continuous integration and deployment for all systems) so we can all sleep soundly at night. If you want a taste of our management style, [you can read about it][0]. [We contribute][1] to the open source community and communicate within our company continuously. Read more and apply here: https://www.officeluv.com/careers
Front End Developer | OfficeLuv | Chicago | Full-time, Onsite
We’re growing here at OfficeLuv (https://www.officeluv.com) and are looking for a Front-end Developer to help us shape our product. You will help design, develop, and deliver the technology that powers OfficeLuv and our loyal customers. You will work within our tech/product team to build applications in the browser and on mobile devices.
We’re building for the long run. You’ll be excited about our rapid, iterative progress and providing direct benefit to our customers. We’re standardizing and automating a process that’s ripe for it. You’ll be shaping the management of offices across the country! We are automating and expanding the pulse of purchasing and communication in the workplace. You are a thinker, a maker, and a passionate advocate for the Minimum Delightful Product that helps us "ship it" every week.
We run a very collaborative and growth-mindset product team. We focus on automating as much as possible (continuous integration and deployment for all systems) so we can all sleep soundly at night. If you want a taste of our management style, [you can read about it][0]. [We contribute][1] to the open source community and communicate within our company continuously. Read more and apply here: https://officeluv.applytojob.com/apply/kRxZ5TEgX1/Front-End-...
> Let's make a timeline chart of https://www.githubstatus.com/history for the past 1yr and upload it as a gist
yields [GitHub Status Incident Timeline — Feb 2025 to Feb 2026](https://htmlpreview.github.io/?https://gist.githubuserconten...)
219 total incidents across 12 full months, averaging 18.3/month. January 2026 was the worst month, and August 2025 was the calmest.