Jake

ran out of tokens, went for a ride. @AnthropicAI is out here caring for your wellbeing by adding limits.

Thank you to @IMDAsg and @AsiaTechxSG for hosting us in Singapore this week! The skeptics who called AI a bubble last year saw breakthroughs this year - can't wait to see where we'll all be in 2027!

zellij is just elite. send me screenshots of your profiles, i need more inspo.

@typicalrunt I wonder if there's similar tooling for gcp? Nice work on aws!

@JakeKing Setlist, for managing the AWS config file in larger AWS orgs, or with many SSO permission sets. Keep things standardized across employee devices. github.com/scottbrown/set…

I love good CLI ergonomics. and agents have made my cli experience so much better. Drop a link to a cli tool / devtool you're working on. I want to try it out + test running it in minimal. feedback to everyone that replies.

@typicalrunt need this.

@JakeKing Hackerone CLI (H1), because their MCP isn't good enough yet and I prefer CLI for agentic workflows: github.com/scottbrown/hac…

calling out @charmcli for slaying cli ux for ages! 🔥🔥🔥🔥

check out fast-rs here : github.com/jtnk/fast-rs/ and feel free to bug me on discord with minimal [dot] dev issues!

built fast-rs : a rust native cli for fast.com last week, and polished the dev env for other contributors. fast-rs is cool, but I thought i'd show off the devenv for it, all contained in the minimal.toml in the repo. minimal run dev + you're dropped into my dev env for fast-rs!

so pumped up to see everyone at websummit in Vancouver next week. dm me if you're in town and want suggestions on good hiking trails!

@wadefoster @zapier unreal, I feel we're the perfect icp to test this out.

Today we open early access to @Zapier's next product We've been using it internally for months (>1,000,000 actions executed so far) and it's completely changed how we work. We're letting a small group of AI-forward teams try it first and give feedback. Who we’re looking for: - 10-100 person teams using AI daily, but need to do so more collaboratively - teams ready to build and ship automations through agents, not just chat - teams that already work in the open (call recordings, shared docs, public channels, etc) - teams obsessed with optimizing every aspect of their work Join the waitlist: zapier.com/shared-brain

@nnwakelam Qwen3.6-27B - finding it pretty solid for most local testing + it runs on a mogged mbp well. most of the time i'm on codex / claude, but I like flipping to local models for different perspectives. 3.6-27b is solid for linux isolation / sandbox testing.

Is anyone daily driving a model that isn’t Claude / codex? If so, tell me about it. I want to hear more about non frontier models and that security people are using them in cool practical ways!

@randomuserid Nice write up!

[blog] we just published this b/c I think it may be one of the best examples so far. This is the first real post about this project now that we can open up more; Hunting and Detecting the Copy Fail Exploit With PROTOSTAR Detection Lattices: opendrio.blog/2026/04/30/hun…

The one thing no one tells you about going to 10 gigabit in your house is the heat from sfp+ modules, regardless of brand (as far as my testing goes) is fairly insane. any recommendations on good sfp+ -> 10gbe modules to checkout that don't run at the temperature of the sun?

@pierrecomputer pls tell me this is framed in the office.

"Why are you guys obsessively making super performant git infrastructure?" for him...

You start a job, and nobody is using AI. What’s the play?

what's the worst that could happen to you as a developer?

@CiprianiRanieri minimal [dot] dev

Builders only. Drop your product. No pitch. Just link

Slow is smooth, and smooth is fast.

@icanvardar the ones with a blank linkedin profile are often killer, too!

devs with 0 to 250 followers are often the ones building the most interesting stuff