Patrick G

@VictorTaelin @JustDeezGuy The only?

incredible things happening at that weird interaction net company

@thorstenball Not just markdown files, but entire businesses/startups will be eaten

Lately, whenever I open this app and see the latest tricks, and hacks, and notes, and workflows, and spec here and skill there, I can't help but think: All of this will be washed away by the models. Every Markdown file that's precious to you right now will be gone.

@lucas__crespo V8 has no rizz

midjourney v7 vs. v8 same prompt

@steveruizok @AmpCode is for you

Codex should be free with microtransactions for skins and flair

It does bother me that it costs money to code now

@DavidKPiano Cool 😎

New in @xstate/store: persist() extension One line to persist store context to localStorage (or any async adapter like AsyncStorage): .with(persist({ name: 'my-store' }))

@mjackson @stitchbygoogle @figma @builderio figma.com/community/plug…

@mjackson @stitchbygoogle @figma Use the mitosis figma plugin by @builderio

Is there an HTML design tool that outputs regular ol' HTML and CSS? Both @stitchbygoogle and @figma output HTML with Tailwind classes, but I'm looking for something that gives me just the HTML + CSS primitives.

@tannerlinsley @jamonholmgren Effect Workflows + agent cli like Pi

Looking for the most reliable way to run agents in some kind of continuous/ralph loop mode, preferably overnight (@jamonholmgren). I'm use both Codex and Claude and am a sucker for OpenCode. What do I use?

Does an LLM understand anything? What does that even mean? open.substack.com/pub/thepatrick…

@wagslane Better than nothing?

I read the methodology. The scores are generated by.........asking Gemini flash to make one up?!? Am I missing something? I really like karpathy but this doesn't seem useful at all

@kitlangton Change your profile picture

How to avoid this Reverse Dorian Gray effect wherein one's profile pic remains youthful and spry whilst one's own person bears the hideous consequences of time?

@devagrawal09 I showed this to AI and apparently I'm describing datomic lol

@devagrawal09 You're probably right imo. I went through a similar journey. And what put me off of event sourcing was actually Solid. The causality, and state updates are preserved in the topology of the graph. It's genius. Event sourcing is Elm. I'm ready for the SolidJS like evolution for dbs

The funniest part is I have been pro-event sourcing the past couple or so years And as more of the industry is catching on, I am feeling ever more bearish on the approach and circling back to "just use tables" I went through a similar trajectory from preferring NoSQL to concluding "meh SQL is fine" like 4 years ago Idk feels like event sourcing is a lot of hassle, and I have to eventually use a SQL-like database anyways for running complex queries, maybe it's better to start there and add history tables as needed

@joodalooped @devagrawal09 The diff in topology IS the event. A perfect description (if encoded correctly) No need for manual materialization.

@joodalooped @devagrawal09 That's the whole point, and why it's so powerful! The power comes from the topological diffs/changes

@joodalooped @devagrawal09 For it to work, I'm assuming affine values+projections. That would preserve history. Idk. It needs to be fleshed out.

@RelevantElement @devagrawal09 yeah i mean i'm assuming you have duplicates across the graph too right

@joodalooped @devagrawal09 Events can still be useful as a bridge in/out of the graph. See useEffectEvent

@joodalooped @devagrawal09 You don't need events. Just the diffs of the graph. It can happen automatically. As long as everything is properly encoded within it.

@RelevantElement @devagrawal09 wait say more

@heysatya_ R

can you guess which one is real logo?? Hint: apple size