Chaotic good inventor. AI at @bee__computer. Father of one. Pet project Happy Coder. Past: Openland (YC W18), Actor Messenger, early employee Telegram.
San Francisco Bay Area, CA
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That's a great detail, and a bit ironic. The thing you deploy drunk is the instructions for the agents that are supposed to be the safety net. You're tweaking the brain of the system while yours is impaired, and it still holds.
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two impossible thing to explain:
1) that your wife is beautiful and smart
2) why distributed durable queue takes 50ms for each function call
literally failed for last year in both repeatedly explaining both fascinating
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very cool unbelievable that it was pulled off
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post is right but so badly written, it is next to impossible to not touch disk when using swift ui which would easily exceed 8ms especially on older devices
SwiftUI isn’t native and here’s why SwiftUI apps may sometimes feel janky. It ditches the key element that made animations run so smoothly on iOS since the original iPhone: Core Animation.
In SwiftUI animations run in-app without CA backing. Block the main thread: SwiftUI ball stalls while UIKit’s keeps moving on the render server.
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Insane take. This "uninterruptable" animations always were needed to await loading and make everything smooth. You cant build a working app that would always be sub 8ms. It is just so much work, you have to build an RTS on non-RTS system, which would always fail.
Shitty glitches is totally apple fault. You can reimplement BY HAND most of the navigation patterns in like a month without a single glitch.
The premature optimization of splitting animation work onto another process has done lots of harm to iOS (and web). For a brief while things were slightly smoother, but in exchange we ended up with uninterruptible animations and layout glitches from introducing unsolvable concurrency problems, plus various patches on top that ultimately make the system actually slower than if we just did things cleanly on main thread (or had access to proper multithreading in userland). Most tasteful UX cannot be decoupled in a computer sciency way
Smooth animations in general are great but calcifying the rendering pipeline for a decade is a huge cost
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i have added a feature to the happy - presence that gives model to know if i am here or afk. gpt models frequently look there just in case.
astra was setting up OBS, and it saw I didn't respond so it looked through camera to see if i was looking (which i wasn't)
it made my mac beep which made me lookup and it flashed the question on screen 💀
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NYC is so much better than whole east coast. what is wrong with bay area? they can’t build and have decent food unless you are billionaire?
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unbelievable amount of people in my feed that think that notion was using react native while they used a web view which is very shitty on both platforms
We’re rebuilding Notion natively on mobile. It’s early, but here is how it feels now!
What frustrates you Notion on your phone today? I want to hear and improve!
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Deploying agent is not a trivial task, especially for team: you have to configure inference tokens, git, deploy somewhere, configure authentication. Also how to invite your whole slack to it?
Now you can ask Happy Agent to install itself anywhere and invite people via emails. It will do autonomously and deploy to any VM you have access to. In this video i am using my exe.dev account. Tested with AWS. You can use virtually any place you wish. It doesnt neeed public ports, special networking, explicit authentication configuration - everything is handled automatically. Networking is done via tailcat. It will install, configure and invite people all by itself autonomously in any environment.
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A little bit late for the party, but this is an efficient electron - not the true half bounce, but less than a bounce. Each click is a local daemon or remote one. Nothing cached. Didn't even tried a hack to preload on hover.
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It seems you can vibecode formal verification of typescript using Lean 4 (stuff ant and oai uses for mathematical proofs). Color me surprised that it is that easy.
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nike are crazy, they change everything every year and you simply can’t buy what you want. i literally have several year old pants that are like new still - they are no longer doing them from this specific material. it is not something fancy, they just changed a formula. same with boots - i have few favourite models but they discontinued them after one or two years.
BREAKING: After falling -80% from its record high, Nike, $NKE, will be removed from the S&P 100 at the end of this month, ending a near 18-year run in the index.
The stock has now erased -$230 billion in market cap since its all time high.
A collapse for the history books.
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where people of sf spend weekends when they want to code something? was doing nothing for almost a week and want to cope a little bit with a vibecoding one game
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Some products don’t die. They get renamed, cloned, funded, abandoned, then rebuilt under a new logo.
OpenClaw is that kind of idea. A personal AI you actually control, talking to you where you already talk, running on hardware you trust. That pattern keeps coming back for a reason.
It will be reinvented until one version wins.
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Vibecoding pet projects might be the best form of copium we’ve invented.
You can disappear from reality for a few hours, build some completely unnecessary thing, get the dopamine hit of making progress, and come back feeling productive.
It’s escapism with a deploy button.
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