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Went full #omarchy and @dhh on my setup for @ycombinator, and have even converted 2 fellow founders as well 😁 We should all love working on the machine we use every day.
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Cole Robertson
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Cole Robertson
@Cole__Robertson
CTO/Co-founder Rebulk (YC S25) https://t.co/e1wTUDQMYh - Bulk inventory logistics. Rocking and rolling with Rails + InertiaJS + React
Katılım Ekim 2013
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To put it all out there I'm in YC again, P26. Way different than S08 in a good way.
Group office hours are 🔥🔥🔥 and the variety of talent present is insane.
The events feel more like conferences because pro's are organizing them and way more founders attend.
Back to work!
Brad Gessler@bradgessler
This is what I've been cooking, hosted gbrain.io. If you can't make it to the hackathon jump on the waiting list with your Google account (more ways of signing up will land). 🙏
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Cole Robertson retweetledi
The most AI proof job in the world is entrepreneurship
Use it to make products and services. Build more companies. On Shopify or otherwise.
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Cole Robertson retweetledi
Introducing EmDash — the spiritual successor to WordPress. cfl.re/3NPVfev
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@paolino The thing I’ve been liking about GStack is that it uses Claude for the main planning but has codex steps to do through reviews and adversarial viewpoints. Feels like the best of both worlds while staying in what is imo the best harness (Claude code)
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I've been watching this since the first Codex dropped. There's no comparison. Codex is miles ahead of Claude Code.
But the narrative won't stop. Which tells me people didn't actually try Codex before confidently declaring a winner.
Even Opus 4.6 on max effort hallucinates constantly, confidently. Not on maxed out contexts, on fresh conversations.
Today: hallucinated results it should have searched. Blindly changed one without verifying. Searched but got the wrong answer. Then doubled down on a mistake it already made. Just a mess. 20 minutes for a simple row of feature comparisons.
Codex: searched everything, found nuance, suggested ways to represent it in the table. One shot.
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@skryukov_dev Nice, not yet! I didn’t know these existed, will give these a go soon as well😃
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@Cole__Robertson Awesome! Have you tried these (not yet updated), would love to hear your opinion! github.com/inertia-rails/…
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Inertia Rails v3.19.0 is out with full support for Inertia 3! Day 1!
Inertia.js@inertiajs
Today we're releasing Inertia 3! 🚀 It's packed with new features, a better developer experience, and fewer dependencies. Here's what's new 🧵
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@Shpigford Curious, are you thinking of swapping inertia for Hotwire/stimulus in your stack or just testing it out?
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@bradgessler I’ve been using it heavily with any large features I would’ve used plan mode for. I’ve really enjoyed the iteration and closer loop during the planning phase to really nail things down
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Curious how many folks have used this with Rails and how well its worked out. Are you combining it with other Rails skills or prompt stacks?
Garry Tan@garrytan
I love getting emails from happy GStack open source users GStack is agnostic to platform, type of code, and amazingly it even works on Windows (the community was bugging me for it and I had to high-pri fix that yesterday!)
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@joemasilotti @skryukov_dev This is awesome! Can't wait to try this out
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Ruby Native comes with support for Inertia Rails apps 👀
Joe Masilotti@joemasilotti
This is now a reality. Ruby Native turns your existing Rails website into a native iOS app. Configure with YAML, preview on your iPhone, and ship to the App Store. Beta testers are getting apps in TestFlight the same day. And I am so freaking excited about it! Link below.
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@noahzweben Yep this is great! I’ve yet to compete with my terminus + Tailscale combo yet and I think this be a good match with the right convo switching and notifications. Biggest problem with my terminus setup was dropped ssh connections on the go and this should solve that
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@noahzweben Excited to try this. Biggest thing for me has been most of the “native” ways to teleport have been sandbox/codebase driven.
I want to use the whole computer as a part of my Claude code session and the sandbox doesn’t cut it. This way seems I can still control my VPS ssh style.
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Announcing a new Claude Code feature: Remote Control. It's rolling out now to Max users in research preview. Try it with /remote-control
Start local sessions from the terminal, then continue them from your phone. Take a walk, see the sun, walk your dog without losing your flow.
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@_swanson Done, just setup direct streaming support as well: github.com/cole-robertson…
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@Cole__Robertson yeah makes sense, I had in mind that I could basically inject things into the React state from a job -- that would be ideal for many of my broadcasting use-cases
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Just built #2. Three lines of code to wire up ActionCable broadcasts with Inertia with signed streams, debouncing, reconnection handling, all baked in.
broadcasts_to :chat
inertia_cable_stream(chat)
useInertiaCable(stream)
github.com/cole-robertson…
matt swanson 😈@_swanson
Here are some Rails things you could build that could be huge this year: - Web UI (ala sidekiq) for async-jobs - Better glue/DSL for Inertia + Actioncable broadcasts - Rails view helpers -> Inertia...curated package for things like route helpers, pluralize, etc - Support/guide for i18n in Inertia - ActiveSupport like LLM wrapper (imagine methods like `summarize` or `spell_checked` on String powered by small LLMs)
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@_swanson I handle this now by passing the job status as an inertia prop and have it db backed, so it flows naturally.
I’ll think through this API a bit, but will add the ability to have a direct channel as well without the reloading so you could update progress yourself if needed.
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@Cole__Robertson neat...I have one question:
"The client receives them and calls router.reload() to re-fetch props through Inertia's normal HTTP flow."
I was hoping to be able to stream back stuff like loading progress from a job, doesnt seem like that would work?
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@_swanson I totally while working through it too see a need to be able to just stream “messages” that aren’t necessarily passed as inertia props.
Goal is to support this normal channel use case as well and I find it similar to broadcast_append_to vs broadcast_replace_to in turbo streams
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I dogfooded it last night for a feature for @dscribeai last night, and the experience was fantastic. One of my favorite parts is the “auto reconnect and fetch data”
This feels similar to react query in the way that you swap back to the tab and then see fresh data right away
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Inspired by the pattern defined by @evilmartians and @skryukov_dev here: evilmartians.com/chronicles/sim…
vanished-solving-the-mystery-with-inertia-js-and-rails
I’ve set this up a few times myself, had another good use case for it and decided to just make it a Gem
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