Joshua Tucker

A bias toward action is a superpower only when applied correctly - here's how to frame it as moving decisively after building context, not rushing in before you have it.

A Textual TUI dashboard for your GitHub pull requests, with Claude Code wired in to summarise, review, and diagnose failing checks - streamed live, without leaving the keyboard.

I've joined Engine by Starling as a Senior Engineer.

After nearly five years as a Backend Engineer at Monzo, today is my last day.

A tiny native macOS app that puts cheat sheets for vim, tmux, git, and the rest of your command-line muscle memory one keystroke away.

A small native macOS app that hands you a .onion URL for any file. No accounts, no third-party servers, no persistent keys - the onion service dies with the process.

A small Three.js game where a stranded astronaut repairs a broken communicator on an uncharted moon. Runs in your browser, no install.

A browser-based tool that turns your Terraform files into interactive infrastructure diagrams. No sign-up, no uploads - everything runs locally.

Joshua Tucker, New York University Center for Social Media & Politics co-director, joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss the landmark social media addiction case against Meta and YouTube, how social media has evolved over the years, and more.