There’s a special kind of developer fatigue in checking GitHub Actions for the tenth time.
Jumping between repos. Finding the failed job. Digging through logs. Rerunning a flaky workflow that failed for no good reason.
I got tired of it.
So I built Bosun.
#buildinpublic#ios
Over the past three weeks of working on skeg, I ended up deviating from the original plan to integrate kani and loom and started using formal verification more often.
Has anyone else had a similar experience?
Still the best decision I made for my own workflow.
Instead of refreshing browser tabs or digging through mails to check CI/CD pipelines, you get a clean, direct view of every workflow in one place.
👉 apps.apple.com/us/app/bosun-…#builtinpublic#ios#indiedev
There’s a special kind of developer fatigue in checking GitHub Actions for the tenth time.
Jumping between repos. Finding the failed job. Digging through logs. Rerunning a flaky workflow that failed for no good reason.
I got tired of it.
So I built Bosun.
#buildinpublic#ios
There’s a special kind of developer fatigue in checking GitHub Actions for the tenth time.
Jumping between repos. Finding the failed job. Digging through logs. Rerunning a flaky workflow that failed for no good reason.
I got tired of it.
So I built Bosun.
#buildinpublic#ios
The lifecycle of a "quick" side project:
Stage 1: "This release is the last one for a while."
Stage 2: "Okay, just one quick fix."
Stage 3: "Why is the Kanban full again?"
Stage 4: It’s been almost a fucking year full of Rust and skeg is my full-time personality now.
It’s a deliberate trade-off.
Having user accounts, cloud backends, and full analytics would make optimizing my apps so much easier. But it would also mean sitting in the shadows, quietly collecting your habits and usage data.
I refuse to trade your #privacy for easy metrics.
Every single app or open-source tool I build whether for iOS, macOS, or infra is built privacy-first by design.
Zero remote telemetry, user tracking or data monetization.
Even my websites have no analytics. I'm flying completely blind here, but at least your data stays yours.
Every single app or open-source tool I build whether for iOS, macOS, or infra is built privacy-first by design.
Zero remote telemetry, user tracking or data monetization.
Even my websites have no analytics. I'm flying completely blind here, but at least your data stays yours.
Torn between jumping on the hype train and installing @OmarchyLinux , or just sitting here staring at screenshots and judging my Mac. 😅
How is the experience so far for anyone running it?
#linux#question#feedback
Hey @dhh, checked out the @OmarchyLinux@github repo!
Unsolicited suggestion for newcomers:
adding a "good first issue" label to open tasks would be awesome. It gives people looking to join the community a clear starting point.
I've never run as many benchmarks as I did this morning. And not with synthetic data, but with data and traffic that are as realistic as possible.
I'm having as much fun as a kid!
#skeg#vectordatabase#vectorsearch#vectorspace#vector#rust
There’s a special kind of developer fatigue in checking GitHub Actions for the tenth time.
Jumping between repos. Finding the failed job. Digging through logs. Rerunning a flaky workflow that failed for no good reason.
I got tired of it.
So I built Bosun.
#buildinpublic#ios
Without some context, it's hard to follow what I'm saying. Skeg is an opensource vector database. I've been working on it by myself for almost a year.
#vectorspace#rag#vectordatabase#rust@rustlang
Plans? Completely derailed.
Skeg demo has taken over my life.
I should be posting about the apps…
I should be playing with inference…
Instead I’m deep in the demo.
Something cool is taking shape though.
Who wants a sneak peek when it’s ready?