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@Soroosh_Tajdar @shadcn This the most realest thing I've read on Twitter in a while

@shadcn The "invest now, help later" logic has been running for decades. At some point "one day" has to become today.

Hear me out. Crazy idea. What if we took one billion and just… did some good. Right now. Instead of investing it in AI to maybe do some good one day.

@MacMonet256 @MichaelArnaldi I'm building this github.com/danielfgray/fi…

@MichaelArnaldi I recently was exploring how an effect first frontend framework would work. Effect with Solid's signals and rendering is really all you need to get parity.

Effect will become a full stack framework including functionality of next/tanstack/etc. Other frameworks are nice but they fail the test of AI and integration is poor. End to end type safety requires design from the ground up, and no end to end inference isn’t type safety.

@makisuo @MichaelArnaldi No, you're right, it's it's not compatible with React ecosystem. Brand new engine

Saw this a while back, from looking at it back then it seemed more of a React Like JSX runtime so compatibility with the react ecosystem would be missing or am I wrong in my understanding here. Also not the biggest fan of the Effect Http Api like definition of routes, feel like it makes a lot of sense for an API definition but seems like unnecessary overhead for my frontend routing

@WickyNilliams @jlongster I built Fibrae which might be something you're interested in github.com/DanielFGray/fi…

@jlongster Eagerly awaiting someone building a UI framework around effect

There's something about Effect that feels way better than Observables. Both are a kind of DSL that gets in the way, but the payoff of Effect seems a lot bigger because it's not just about streams and solves a core problem more directly I also love generators

@makisuo @MichaelArnaldi I've been working on something like this, would love to have feedback github.com/DanielFGray/fi…

@MichaelArnaldi Tans tack router but effect I would kill for that, have often thought about building it myself lol

@Neolectron @HystoEU I've been building github.com/danielfgray/fi… which I've attempted to make as TSS reimagined for Effect

@HystoEU Oui mais c'est vraiment pas important, les boundaries de Effect marchent sur n'importe quel framework. La je suis sur tanstack start, et je fais intervenir mes services Effect dans les server-functions de tanstack.

Ma bio qui dit "typesafe obsessive compulsive disorder guy" était un mensonge avant que je fasse du Effect. Tout le code TS que j'ai tapé dans ma vie je jouais avec mon caca. Comment c'est possible d'avoir fait une lib qui peut remplacer AUTANT de frameworks/libs/solutions.

@dillon_mulroy > safer typescript I thought that's what Effect is for?

npx better-result init have your agents write safer typescript

@kaixi @thdxr @rodrimora @opencode @file I haven't had that since 1.0

@thdxr @rodrimora @opencode /editor and you lose @file autocomplete

Am I the only one that finds the initial prompt text input too small in @opencode ? I feel like I have to scroll way too much to revise the prompt. Are you guys typing the prompt outside and then pasting it? @thdxr

@RhysSullivan github.com/DanielFGray/ef… github.com/DanielFGray/fi…

share what you built in 2025

@xlr8harder Beads has been very helpful for this github.com/steveyegge/bea…

working with claude code across repeated context compactions is like living flowers for algernon over and over

@mitsuhiko Worth pointing out VSCode just uses xtermjs

It's wild to me that the Internet Explorer of terminals is now … vscode?

@complex_maths @thdxr Interesting. My experience was nothing close to Anthropic's models. It was somewhat useful but it started spinning on anything moderately complex

@thdxr It’s basically a Sonnet 4/4.5 quality model currently for free… that’s insane.

usage on this has been way bigger than we expected we're getting an official version out soon and i need to play with it more myself wonder if they hit a meaningful threshold

@buildwithumair @RhysSullivan That's the model's fault, some models are smart and use the right tools, some models are dumb and aren't very good at tool calls

@RhysSullivan Tools calls

landed another OpenCode PR! implemented prompt stashing for when you need to send something else but don't want to lose your typed input

@rohandevs @thdxr I did the same

@thdxr i opened 2 prs with no issues my bad 😭

in the past 3 days we had 62 new issues opened but FOURTY SIX PRs opened that ratio seems insane

@thdxr Skills don't seem as interesting or useful to me as their cool interactive widgets in plan mode. Scrolling around to answer questionnaires when using an external editor is so painful

we used to track claude code features pretty closely but we stopped doing that months ago most stuff added won't be discovered by 90% of people and it's getting very confusing with subagents, slash commands, now skills we let opencode plugins fill in gaps

@grfwings @slimjimmy This is also exactly how I feel about SQL vs ORMs

@slimjimmy You save time using git cli because you don't have to relearn it when your IDE/team/org decides to replace whatever gui wrapper is currently trending.

thought using git cli was the most normal way to use it

@samgoodwin89 @MKassabov @saltyAom @EffectTS_ you can build your own github.com/Effect-TS/effe… but tbh if you want an Effect server, you should just use Effect HttpApi

@DanielFGray @MKassabov @saltyAom @EffectTS_ I think we need Effect<A, Err, Req> integrated into the API definitions so you can provide layers, etc.

Anything you feels like missing from Elysia? Feature requests or what could be improved Be wild, it doesn’t have to make a traditional sense Just says anything you want

@MKassabov @saltyAom @EffectTS_ I love effect too but what would that look like? You can already use effect schemas

@saltyAom first party @EffectTS_ support

@kettanaito Why separate setup and setupServer? What does returning { app } do/expect?

Okay, criticize the heck out of this, please. Go! 👇

@KallenTenshi @jeffrey_way I can't speak for anyone else but in my experience TDD is the only way to keep the vibe train on the rails

@jeffrey_way Test-driven development? Mate they are vibe coding left and right tests are the least of their concerns.

Ten or fifteen years ago, test-driven development was considered a near requirement for serious developers. I don't see it discussed nearly as much these days. Everyone recognizes the value of tests, but the "test first" evangelism is almost completely gone.