The timing
We're still investigating the trouble with @heyhey and now with @basecamp for some of our users. We will keep you posted here and at our Status Site: 37status.com/. We're so sorry, folks.
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Replying to @dhh
The code really is hilariously hideous. But again, I don't intend to spend any time writing it or reading it. It's a prompt compilation target. So who cares.
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Alade Yessoufou retweeted
The reason people love making these motion videos of their products is because so many of us are so bad at visual metaphors for our products and this helps unlock some of that for us. Is the pacing garbage? Yes. But it's exciting to see your indie product in a video like this!
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Be honest: what was your first code editor?
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Alade Yessoufou retweeted
the ending is always the same
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Must be Minimax
Space Bunny (stealth model) is free for the next week - 1M Context - Multi-modal - Zero Data Retention
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what's the purpose of this ?
Today we're beginning to roll out 𝕏 Numbers, a brand new way to let anyone contact you on 𝕏 without needing to follow each other or accept requests.
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Awesome
One feature I got to implement in @opencode 2.0 was allowing for HOT CONTEXT¹ without busting the cache. Here's me explaining how it works ↓ ¹ ⁿᵒᵗ ᵃ ᵗᵉʳᵐ
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Elon, I hope that your guys are improving your new model.
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Alade Yessoufou retweeted
I've started working on a WebSocket package for @adonisframework! It's published under my npm scope for now while I test it. Feel free to try it out and share your feedback! ▶️ github.com/romainLanz/socket
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Why are people getting mad on the website?
sorry everybody :( this doesn't reflect cloudflare's care about craft, this is on me, we'll do better...
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.@grok what are the top five hottest takes that turned out to be right that I've said on this account.
.@grok, what are the top five hottest takes that turned out to be right that I've said on this account.
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This is probably the most interesting part of this for me. The real problem isn't Tailwind. It's giving agents too much freedom to bypass the design system. You want the agent to use Button variant="primary" instead of inventing bg-blue-500 px-4... every time. This is also why StyleX's constrained styling model has always been interesting to me. AI agents make this problem much more obvious.
Introducing shadcn/lint. An agent-first linter for Tailwind design systems. You define what’s allowed. When an agent breaks a rule, the error explains what’s wrong and how to fix it using your components, variants and theme. There’s a lot you can do with this. Let me show you ↓ github.com/shadcn-ui/lint
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Having is not a problem but I care about the girl that is going to carry child
If you can afford it, you should consider making a baby before you turn 30.
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Do you plan to open this to everybody so that we can test it?
a big part of the team’s focus when building muse was to make something that “just worked”. so much work went into all the little details to make the product simple and easy-to-use. been awesome to see so many people from different walks of life find muse useful!
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True.
Yes, a lot of vibe coders are someone who wanted to build some projects for themselves but never had enough time. They don't pretend to be developers and will never release production grade software. That's not their goal.
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Can you give me one of these GPUs, please?
Come and take it Unregistered compute running illegal Chinese clankers all day
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We might need to thank AI that make all this possible
I hate how imprecise the term “native” has become. Is a UIKit app that mostly displays WebViews, such as Apple News, not a native app? What about an app that’s entirely rendered with UIKit or SwiftUI, but orchestrated by a bytecode file, as with React Native? How about a social network app that’s so server-driven it makes network round-trips before navigation? Do you trust that an app built with UIKit is doing concurrency better than the reasonable defaults of SwiftUI? Today, software is developed in natural language. When you use imprecise prompts, you get sloppy results. I ban my agents from using the term “native” to describe technical details. Your agent will inherit your principles, so why allow any room for ambiguity? Reject technical imprecision. Be curious about performance characteristics, and strive for data-backed answers.
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I noticed that claude token are consume more faster when you use a tools like @t3dotcodes
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I just noticed that I have a thinking mode. And I've to switch to execute mode before I get thing done.
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