Cris — o11y/acc
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AI is quietly deprecating GitHub.
Agents do not need branches, PRs, or CI/CD rituals. They want to ship code straight to the cloud.
The rsync renaissance is here.
High availability. Zero bloat. Faster loops.
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Cris — o11y/acc retweetet
Hey everyone. After 3.5 years at Meta (ISDK Unity/Unreal, VR tools), I was impacted by the AI restructuring. Now seeking Game Dev/Technical Artist roles; I excel in shader development and tool creation roles. Personal work: euriherasme.com
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@thomasgauvin Hoping to see @PlanetScale integrated with Workers VPC someday 🤞
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Workers VPC Services now have built-in observability 📊
each service gets a Metrics tab — connections, latency, and errors over time. errors are broken down by who's responsible: your origin, your config, or Cloudflare
+ full error code reference in the docs so you know exactly what went wrong and how to fix it 🔍
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Hey @ritakozlov the workers UI really needs better organization/filtering. I'm often scared of clicking production instead of development. 🫠
Also having different projects in the same account feels extremely messy.
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@AsoHewn @DanielLockyer No it does
He assumes my IP is static
My IP constantly changes so I need Tailwind
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Are you guys aware I am coding mostly on my phone now all day via Termius to Claude Code on my server while I go with gf to the dentist, clothing store, cafe, etc. 😛✌️
rootkid ✌️@rootkid
@levelsio "You" ➡️ IP your Internet provider assigns you; not your servers IPs. If you had a static IP I'd like to know why you prefer Tailscale over just adding e.g. your company IP to the firewalls SSH whitelist.
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Cris — o11y/acc retweetet
@0xNairolf openrouter but instead of serving raw llm inference, providers serve agents.
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@RichOBray Not sure if it has improved, but CodeRabbit was pretty bad when I used it.
Greptile and BugBot were WAY better. Let’s see how this performs, though they say it’s closer to $10–15 per review, while the other solutions give you a lot of HQ reviews for $30–40/month.
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@RichOBray @FranLoPy @jarredsumner I think it depends mostly on the terminal you are using it from.
I recall a time where in Ghostty + CC shift+enter wouldn't work for me.
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@FranLoPy @jarredsumner Wait, you can shift+enter for multiline in cc? I tried and it didn't work so I thought it wasn't implemented 😅
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The new bug on Claude CLI doesn't allow me to use Shift+Enter for multiline inputs.
It's literally impossible to work like this. @jarredsumner
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@thdxr after a certain threshold of slack reactions, these should get posted 😂
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Reliability is more important than ever. Position accordingly.
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@iannuttall I'm wondering where the chunk of the bill was for Railway 🤔
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"codex - railway is costing me $150+/mo. migrate playbooks.com to hetzner vps. make no mistakes"
in one hour, codex migrated all data, users, skills, etc to hetzner and saved me $120/mo in costs
pro tip: codex knows docker and the hetzner hcloud cli VERY WELL 🔥
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@shcallaway I'm glad it got so much hype because it finally pushed everyone to write good docs
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is it going to be a thing that everything I write becomes a skill?
Clayton Kim@TheClayMethod
I built agent skill that implement @boristane 's workflow to research the codebase, write a plan, let the user annotate the plan until it's right, then execute without stopping. github.com/theclaymethod/…
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