@artindetails why does this look like Ottawa? the church looks like St.Patrick’s church that has the well
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@recursivehell
software engineer interested in distributed systems, infrastructure and platform. film photography enthusiast and a theatre dabbler
Ottawa, Ontario Beigetreten Eylül 2013
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Mar 6: 167 lbs ( -12% )
Apr 14: 156 lbs ( -18% )
May 21: 151 lbs ( -21% )
v close to goal weight
Jarred Sumner@jarredsumner
i love watching numbers go up/down Jan 19: 191 lbs Feb 7: 178 lbs ( -7% ) goal is like 145 lbs which was me at ~19. timeline is probably August / Sept
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Introducing /orchestrate, a skill that recursively spawns agents to tackle your most ambitious tasks with the Cursor SDK.
We’ve used it to:
- Autoresearch our internal skills, cutting token use by 20% while improving evals
- Cut cold start times on our internal backend by 80%
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i still want bun to have a builtin job queue api with redis & postgres backends
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@_ashleypeacock @vite_js It’s provider-specific so I dunno :( I’d rather have primitives than magic. We’ve got Vercel for that.
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I have a feeling Void by @vite_js is going to be very popular when it becomes generally available ⚡️
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We’ve been cooking.
2 updates in the Codex app 👇
You can now personalize the Codex app with themes that match your taste.
Import themes you like or share your own.
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@benvargas @rohanvarma This this this! I work on codespaces and the Codex App is essentially useless for me unless I’m missing something.
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@rohanvarma Connection support for remote app-servers, I don't only develop on my local machine (VPS's, Mac Minis running OpenClaw, etc.) - only developing with it on my local machine is too limiting to adopt.
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If you have tried the Codex App, but don't use it as a daily driver yet:
What needs to improve to make it the primary place you work with coding agents?
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Is it just me or does this sound absolutely miserable to anyone else? Why would I want to spend my time writing requirements and reviewing code instead of directly building things? Building stuff is the fun part! How about we replace the boring parts like meetings and emails and status updates and issue triage. Engineers should be making tools to make *our* jobs better, not helping the idea guys replace us with slop.
Michael Truell@mntruell
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@ericzakariasson With the hype behind this I thought it was going to be something crazy
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incredibly excited to launch cloud agents that now comes with its own computer
demos > diffs
Cursor@cursor_ai
Cursor now shows you demos, not diffs. Agents can use the software they build and send you videos of their work.
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@ryanflorence It was a great showing, super excited! Being more of a backend-focused dev, I’m more excited to see what’s coming down the pipeline on that end. Are you guys looking to explore further than the API layer like Rails?
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Hey, I know you think this.update() is manual updates but setState for some reason isn't (?) there's something more interesting.
Did you see that frame.reload() reconciled AN HTML RESPONSE against both the REAL DOM and the HYDRATED COMPONENTS?!
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I’m very grateful for all the love convex is getting now.
But the vision for the platform six month to a year from now is so, so much more powerful. And more elegant.
So I’m just anxious to hire great people so we can realize that vision ASAP.
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I just handed in my resignation at Vercel
Guillermo Rauch@rauchg
🇺🇸 🇮🇱 🇦🇷 Enjoyed my discussion with PM Netanyahu on how AI education and literacy will keep our free societies ahead. We spoke about AI empowering everyone to build software and the importance of ensuring it serves quality and progress. Optimistic for peace, safety, and greatness for Israel and its neighbors.
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@jamonholmgren Good ol’ REST is king, grpc for service to service communication is pretty industry standardard, binary data transfer, google standard and all. GraphQL is super useful for federating services though, but is often not the right fit and more complex than what most people will need.
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So, I’ve been out of back end for a decade …. what’s the most common/popular modern API system these days? GraphQL seems to be fading hard. Is it the new realtime systems like SSE / websockets? Is it just good old REST? Convex-like, tRPC, what?
This is not “what do I personally like best”, I want to know what you’re seeing in the wild. What is most popular/common?
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hold my beer — brb moving all @polar_sh tools into a single Polar CLI
> migrate from lemon squeezy, paddle & stripe
> webhook tunneling for local development
> polar init — payment boilerplate setup
> much more
all rewritten in @EffectTS_ because why not
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@jarredsumner @bunjavascript Yep, committed the lockfile. No existing node_modules, this is using GH Actions. We are doing bun ci for reproducible builds, not sure if that’s having any impact. We were already caching the modules when using node, maybe that’s why there’s no difference in speed?
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@recursivehell @bunjavascript Is the bun.lock file committed? Is there an existing node_modules (it may be faster to delete it first once)
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total deploy time when using
`bun install`: 0 min 39 sec (6x faster)
`npm install`: 4 min 18 sec
Kresna Satya@_kresnasatya
Ok! From now I will drop NPM & replace with @bunjavascript! See how really fast when you install & bundle assets on Bun instead of NPM on the screen. Even the NPM is not done yet! This is a true software engineering craftsmanship. Huge respect to @jarredsumner & his team. 🫡
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@jarredsumner Trying to migrate our Github Action workflow incrementally to use bun, first for installing dependencies and it’s either equally fast as our node one or even a little slower 🥲
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@snowmaker coping by so many non-technical people in these replies
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If you are a technical founder, you do not need a non-technical cofounder.
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@arpowers @schickling How does it interop with the rest of JS ecosystem, nom and what not?
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@schickling Can someone please explain to me WHY?
Its a huge abstraction, complete new language on top of TS. I'd expect the benefits to be more apparent than "You have typed errors..."
what is the benefit, plainly stated? 🙏
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I already believed this before agentic coding but now it’s undeniably clear to me.
Any TypeScript engineering team not using Effect will be at a massive disadvantage.
Basically the same story as using plain JS instead of TS.
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