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Building Jacked - AI strength coach for iPhone. Day job: Software Dev Manager @ Amazon | Opinions are my own

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Phil Strong
Phil Strong@philstrong·
Just shipped Jacked. It's an AI strength coach for iPhone. Type "10 x 140" between sets — it logs the rep, compares to your last session, tells you what to do Most fitness apps log your workouts. This one actually coaches them. Free 7-day trial: jackedapp.ai
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Phil Strong@philstrong·
The "MCP is dead, use SDKs + CLIs" take is right for full coding agents. But heard a reframe recently that clicked: MCP is a scope-down. An agent with bash and an SDK can do anything. An agent with an MCP server can only do what you exposed.
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Phil Strong@philstrong·
Stack: React Native, AWS Bedrock (Claude Haiku 4.5). Built solo over ~60 days, 1000 commits. Happy to answer questions.
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Phil Strong@philstrong·
Just shipped Jacked. It's an AI strength coach for iPhone. Type "10 x 140" between sets — it logs the rep, compares to your last session, tells you what to do Most fitness apps log your workouts. This one actually coaches them. Free 7-day trial: jackedapp.ai
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Uncle Bob Martin
Uncle Bob Martin@unclebobmartin·
Morning Bathrobe Rant: AI out-codes you; deal with it.
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Phil Strong@philstrong·
Anyone know of good AI marketing plugins (prompts, skills, etc) for @claudeai code? Looking to improve copy for onboarding and website/app
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Phil Strong@philstrong·
Anyone know of an agent/skills package manager? Should work with popular coding agents (Claude, Codex, Kirk) I see this as being imperative for teams to reach level 2 AI fluency … whatever that means :)
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Phil Strong@philstrong·
@Delia__Gabriela Ideals and theory are a great lens to approach problems. Our tribal brains want to pick a side rather than see many sides.
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XaileD@Delia__Gabriela·
Thank you for your response, which I appreciate because it touches on a crucial point about power and human nature. What you say is absolutely true: centralizing power in the hands of a government or an elite, especially career politicians who have no direct connection to the people they govern, inevitably leads to abuses and corruption. In historical communist regimes, such as those of Stalin, Mao, or Kim Il-sung, this manifested in extreme forms: a single party that controlled every aspect of the state, the economy, and social life, with repression through political police, labor camps, and massive propaganda. The theoretical "dictatorship of the proletariat," intended by Marx as a transitional phase toward a classless society, transformed into permanent totalitarian states, where the State did not wither away but dominated everything, justifying oppressions in the name of ideology. In my original post, I wanted precisely to distinguish between the theoretical ideal of communism—an aspiration to justice, equality, and voluntary cooperation, inspired also by Christian principles like those of the first apostolic community—and its practical realization, distorted by human errors, authoritarianism, and deviated interpretations. You're right to say that perhaps at an ecclesiastical level, in small communities based on personal relationships and shared faith, something similar could work; however, I have doubts about this too, because the history of the Church itself shows how, when power becomes institutionalized and drifts away from voluntary and spiritual foundations, it can lead to rigid hierarchies, abuses, and deviations from the original ideal.I certainly do not advocate a return to those failed systems, but I believe that reflecting on these complexities helps us learn from history and seek better paths for social equity, without falling into extremes.
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Phil Strong@philstrong·
@Delia__Gabriela @TheAliceSmith It removes power from the people and gives it to the government. Humans misbehave with that level of power especially ones that have never earned a paycheck - career politicians. What works at the church level doesn’t when leaders don’t have a relationship with those they lead.
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XaileD@Delia__Gabriela·
Even though I come from a former communist country in Eastern Europe, where communism manifested itself as an oppressive dictatorship, I would like to clarify that I was just a child at the time and probably didn't fully understand the complexity of the situation. All in all, from my point of view, communism is a noble ideal that failed to be realized in practice not because it is inherently wrong – on the contrary, its principles of justice, cooperation, and equality remain valid as an aspiration to overcome the inequalities of capitalism – but because we humans, with our errors, limitations, and distorted interpretations (like Stalinism), have twisted and betrayed it. I believe that Jesus was the first on Earth to perfectly embody this ideal, through his message of love, brotherhood, and voluntary sharing of goods, as described in the first apostolic community in the Acts of the Apostles. It wasn't a state political ideology, but an example of primitive "Christian communism" based on generosity of the heart, not on forced planning.
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Phil Strong@philstrong·
Awesome news from #AWSreInvent! Frontier agents—autonomous AI revolutionizing software development! 🎯 Kiro handles coding independently. AWS Security Agent runs penetration testing. AWS DevOps Agent triages incidents. Details: bit.ly/4pfNWu4
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Phil Strong@philstrong·
Proud of the AWS Transform Custom team. It was cool to see AWS create a literal explosion for an agentic product we built in just 7 months!
Swami Sivasubramanian@SwamiSivasubram

"Tech debt,” or the time organizations spend on manual modernization work can really slow down innovation. Now with new agentic AI capabilities in AWS Transform, customers can accelerate rapid, large-scale modernizations for all legacy systems across any software, code, library, and framework. What does this look like in practice? Air Canada modernized thousands of Lambda functions in days, not months. QAD is saving 7,500 developer hours annually. Thomson Reuters cut costs by 30% while migrating 1.5M lines of code per month. Across @awscloud, customers have used Transform to analyze an estimated 1.1 billion lines of code and save more than 810,000 hours of manual effort. Get the details here: aboutamazon.com/news/aws/aws-t… Here is a literal example of us crushing the technical debt (more like blowing up 🙂 ).

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Phil Strong@philstrong·
@rajuvamsi007 @farzyness We don’t know b/c we can’t see or comprehend. Perhaps it was the start of a cycle or when the simulation started ;)
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Vekay
Vekay@rajuvamsi007·
@farzyness What was there before the "Big Bang?
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Farzad 🇺🇸 🇮🇷@farzyness·
Give me a very deep/complex question you've always wanted answered. I will run your question through Grok 4 Heavy and reply with the full answer. I will answer as many as I can. Go.
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Science girl@sciencegirl·
For those who used a computer between 1995 and 2001, what's the computer game from that time that sticks with you the most, and why?
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AWS Amplify@AWSAmplify·
🚀 Boost your AWS Amplify projects with Amazon Q Developer! ✅ Get real-time code suggestions ✅ Generate new code ✅ Scan for security vulnerabilities All within your text editor. Check out the guide to get started! go.aws/3xPTyFJ
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Phil Strong@philstrong·
@emilykmay Your dad is very smart and super lucky to have a friend group he can count on and shows up for each other each week. It’s not about the basketball I’m betting.
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emily may@emilykmay·
my dad is fifty-eight years old and has been playing basketball with the same 10-15 guys every wednesday morning since 2001 and in the last year they've had a broken rib, a broken hand, a torn bicep, and today my dad has a black eye. he works in finance.
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AWS Amplify@AWSAmplify·
We’d like to reintroduce ourselves: 👋 we’re AWS Amplify. 🟣 Build a cloud-powered backend in TypeScript 🟣 Connect it to your frontend using your favorite framwork 🟣 Deploy on every `git push`. Amplify Gen 2 is now ready for production! 🚀 go.aws/3Qudgx6
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