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I still can't believe this ... but I'm co-hosting TEDxWibsey, a TEDx event in Bradford on 19th September. The whole journey has been a bit of a doozy so far, from looking for the venue, to marketing, to helping interview speakers ... all along with a team I couldn't have done this all without! Wibsey is one of Bradford's oldest communities, and the event is about proving that ideas are worth spreading โ„ข๏ธ in places small towns just as anywhere else. Local ideas and lived experiences define the future we build together. I've been organising tech events in the UK for over 4 years. Running meetups monthly in Manchester and London taught me that the best moments happen between the talks - in the hallway track. Someone connects an idea from stage to something they're already building. Speaking and hosting are also different skills. A speaker delivers one idea well. A host makes every idea in the room lands well and and ensure that a room full of people are not amongst strangers ๐Ÿซ‚. This will be my first time co-hosting a TEDx, after years of speaking at and organising conferences. Hope to see you there ๐Ÿ‘‹ ๐Ÿ“… Saturday, 19th September 2026 ๐Ÿ“ Bradford Art Centre
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Akash ๐Ÿ‡ฌ๐Ÿ‡ง/๐Ÿ‡ฎ๐Ÿ‡ณ retweeted
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Rich Harris, Paolo Ricciuti, Stanislav Khromov, and pngwn are coming to Ljubljana for Svelteโ€™s 10th anniversary. pngwn (opperpinguรฏn) presents: Page, unbound -- Tools for writing beyond text November 19โ€“20, 2026 sveltesummit.com/#speakers
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As someone who's onboarding to a new team - not my first rodeo - something has become clear to me. Someone who knows a little, knows a lot. Someone who knows a lot, knows very little. I'm trying to be intentional with everything I dive into. Yes, I am T-shaped - everyone is with LLMs. But I only do code-reviews on, tickets on, and contribute to certain parts of the codebase. I only pick up something new one week at-a-time. I don't want to be the one who acts like they know a lot, but in the end can't explain anything.
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Software factories. Everyone talks about them - everyone hates thinking about them. For me - a software factory is the same as a Ralph loop. Given an input task - don't stop until the expected output is achieved - agentically. Now think about scaling this up - what if the intended outcome was to scale it up to building 10 PRs - each with its own context window. That's what I'm hoping to achieve - with a "software factory" built on top of @opencode . With the new V2 API (ty sir @thdxr) - one can now use the API to programmatically create and manage sessions. This is all I need. I plan to launch plan agents - review the plan manually - and then set them off to execute - all from a single session. However, all of these agents also get their full-blown open code sessions. Let's see if this ends up working, will keep you all updated!
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Okay step 2 in my slopware factory is out now. I'm using @opencode 's local server API to programmatically, create update and delete sessions. How I use this - > Hey Claude, pull my todo tickets from Jira and use the ticket agent to create multiple open code sessions to solve these > Hey Codex, run a Opencode session on the side to solve this issue I still use the official harnesses - but get a nice UI to look at and manage sub-agents without polluting my main session's context!
Software factories. Everyone talks about them - everyone hates thinking about them. For me - a software factory is the same as a Ralph loop. Given an input task - don't stop until the expected output is achieved - agentically. Now think about scaling this up - what if the intended outcome was to scale it up to building 10 PRs - each with its own context window. That's what I'm hoping to achieve - with a "software factory" built on top of @opencode . With the new V2 API (ty sir @thdxr) - one can now use the API to programmatically create and manage sessions. This is all I need. I plan to launch plan agents - review the plan manually - and then set them off to execute - all from a single session. However, all of these agents also get their full-blown open code sessions. Let's see if this ends up working, will keep you all updated!
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Hey folks, I'm hosting an online Vibe Coding workshop at 7pm today - for the @lfg hackathon this Saturday in Manchester. DM or comment if you're interested in joining!
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My first step to building my own Software Factory. You can now give @opencode v2 access to your Claude subscription. Enjoy - but use safely - github.com/akash-joshi/opencโ€ฆ
Software factories. Everyone talks about them - everyone hates thinking about them. For me - a software factory is the same as a Ralph loop. Given an input task - don't stop until the expected output is achieved - agentically. Now think about scaling this up - what if the intended outcome was to scale it up to building 10 PRs - each with its own context window. That's what I'm hoping to achieve - with a "software factory" built on top of @opencode . With the new V2 API (ty sir @thdxr) - one can now use the API to programmatically create and manage sessions. This is all I need. I plan to launch plan agents - review the plan manually - and then set them off to execute - all from a single session. However, all of these agents also get their full-blown open code sessions. Let's see if this ends up working, will keep you all updated!
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Itโ€™s every indie dev's worst nightmare. I created this concept for the GMTK game jam. I held off on my Steam page to obsessively polish the mechanics... and it just got cloned and shipped. Probably mostly with a simple AI prompt. Hereโ€™s my original build vs theirs ๐Ÿ‘‡
These indie devs are making a first-person potato peeling game where you keep the army fed - Peel them by hand with real physics - Cut thin and do not waste any of it - Buy machines and automate the lot Game is Potato Please
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Ancient history is absolutely insane! We've all been told the story that The Great Wall of China was built to keep "The Northern Barbarians out!" But, that was exactly what the first Emperor of China Qin Shi Huang would want you to think! It was actually a way to unite all the warring kingdoms and extract resources from them to rule over all. However, it was exactly this united effort and wars against the "Northern Barbarians" or Xiongnu or Hunna to starvation, and hence united them against Qin Shi Huang's empire. They were the underdogs, not the perpetrators! Absolutely insane.
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I'm not selling my body. I'm selling permanence in art Oct my art heads to AI & Digital Bridge (@AstanaIntlForum): yurts w/ drones, robots, a visual of KZ Then @bitbaselart Miami Dec 2026 Sponsor info in graphic. Deadline: 9/25 โ†’ Sponsor: velveteengallery.art
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Akash ๐Ÿ‡ฌ๐Ÿ‡ง/๐Ÿ‡ฎ๐Ÿ‡ณ retweeted
Something is happening in the UK ๐Ÿ‡ฌ๐Ÿ‡ง You should come and see it for yourself.
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Can someone share a Muse code with me please?
we just launched invite codes in @Muse ! if your friends use your invite code when signing up, both of you get ๐ŸŽ‰1 BILLION TOKENS EACH๐ŸŽ‰ for up to 20 friends! and if you invite all 20 friends, youโ€™ll get early access to our newest features (like ๐Ÿ“žโ˜Ž๏ธ๐Ÿคซ and more!)
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Hey folks ๐Ÿ‘‹ In my late 20s ๐Ÿง“. Solo founder and consultant from Manchester. Looking to connect with more builders & indie hackers from the North ๐Ÿ‡ฌ๐Ÿ‡ง!
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This week marked a year in government for me. When I first took the job, I already saw AI as the central risk and the central opportunity for our country. Looking back, now in Cabinet, things have moved faster than I thought and others predicted. Here's where Britain will focus next ๐Ÿงต
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Eurasia used to be under Persian rule, then Greek rule, then Roman rule. I think it's fair to say the world is still under English rule? But this too shall pass. What would be the world's Lingua Franca once the Anglophone countries lose their prestige? Arabic? Chinese? One of the many languages in Africa? The future is going to be very interesting ... Even beyond AI!
Proto: How One Ancient Language Went Global - this is the best book on ancient humans and linguistics that I've ever read. This time while travelling within Turkey ๐Ÿ‡น๐Ÿ‡ท - alongside the ancient Lycian way - a path dotted with ancient Lycian, Greek and Roman ruins - I decided to take only one book with me. Ancient humans and their languages are a matter of heavy interest - since Indo-European languages are spoken by over 80% of the world. This was the first book I could finish end to end in a week with notes. The book itself is amazing and has excellent pacing - moving from civilization to civilisation quickly. I could also see a lot of ruins locally, which got me more interested and dive deeper into these topics. I'm highly interested in the topics of paleogenomics and phylolinguistics now - and am looking for opportunities and projects to explore these topics. If you are or know such a person - please reach out!
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Remember that whether or not anyone misses you, the @HMRCgovuk will always write you letters ๐Ÿ’•๐Ÿซถ๐Ÿ’˜
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Akash ๐Ÿ‡ฌ๐Ÿ‡ง/๐Ÿ‡ฎ๐Ÿ‡ณ retweeted
i am hiring a chief of staff you will shadow everything i do and take over for me over time. i am not very organized so i'm looking for an exceptionally organized person with attention to detail email dax@anoma.ly with subject COS Position: <Full Name>
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Did anyone ever build a skill to convert @dannypostma 's SEO course into LLM knowledge? I was an early subscriber - so would be great to use it even if it's only a subscriber only benefit ๐Ÿคž
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Me after using Codex for more than 5 minutes, after using Claude Code for my whole career
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What do you mean models can speak like actual humans and not just do a technical vomit?
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