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@theo bro dont make me go from 5 to 0 viewers you can't do this to me

Big T3 Code drop incoming. Should I go live for the release?

this is still probably one of my favourite aws:reinvent talks that they've ever done youtube.com/watch?v=rvHd4Y…

@ThePrimeagen This is peak org chart hell Their frontline team probably doesn’t allowlist the extension Inb4 whatever (and is probably a separate service) manages their asset platform for thumbnails actually supports this

google is one of the most advanced and most inept companies at the same > buy the original company and develop webp in 2010 > in 2026 still do not support it in youtube thumbnails > if user literally renames *.webp -> *.png it works > same thing in google docs

@ThePrimeagen That’s great Fix the website now You have the badge

i don't work at x, i somehow have a badge. i use to be a "featured streamer" and i think this badge was recently updated to look like x, which makes me look like i work at x thank you for coming to my public service announcement, now get back to neovim you loser

@samlambert @euboid @getsentry How do you filter out the noise in the sentry error reports Stuff like people on bad ISPs unable to reach a random edge Do you just have your agent ignore the errors you silence

@euboid @getsentry this is extremely easy with Cursor Automations. we have them running all day.

Has anybody figured out how to do this? - @getsentry issue reported - codex agent spun up with access to sentry + axiom logs & traces - Draft PR auto-created w/ root cause analysis + fix

@zeeg @theo This game that I played at Theo’s has been rent free on my mind and I wanna play it again but don’t wanna sit at my desk store.steampowered.com/app/2370000/Lu…

@WallisDev @theo Haven’t you already played the three good games that run on steam deck I guess it’s good if you don’t use a console of any sort

for the love of god someone stop me from burning money I really don’t have This is so tempting lmao

@zeeg You can blame @theo for making me want to buy this

@zeeg I have a pc I want to play games off of my pc

@zeeg Maybe stop burning 4m tokens per day

Idk that I can afford to keep using Cloudflare

Just realised the Greggs sausage roll price increased this year It’s official our economy is fucked

@blaustoise holy shit

@nikitabier @Allfiesolomon Close enough welcome back reddit

@Allfiesolomon Give me 60 seconds

they should have a dislike button on twitter too

@Cryptizism WDYM IM 24

@WallisDev I heard there was a case in London too, apparently it spreads mainly in infants and 15-24 year olds

wtf do you mean there's a disease outbreak in my county

I’m going to put Google, Apple, Amazon, and every other major company on my landing pages from now on with this caption Idk odds are my users have an account with at least one of them

@aidenybai Bro just learn tmux it’s 4 buttons

what if ghostty had vertical tabs? i'm too lazy to learn tmux and i want an interactive UI to manage my agents/terminals

@RhysSullivan Thank god you didn’t just work at a company that managed dns records and domains else that would be really unfortunate if you hated the experience

@WallisDev eh, i don't really want to open up most websites again i.e i had to set dns records and it was easier to tell my ai to just go do it than click around a dashboard

I want to try to put some meaning to what "every company needs to have an OpenClaw strategy" actually is It's not that every person is going to be using OpenClaw, it's that very likely over the next 6 months to 2 years you are going to be interacting with apps via an agent, not a web UI Maybe that's one agent (OpenClaw) that everyone uses, but most likely it'll be many (ChatGPT, Claude, OpenCode) etc So the strategy that you need is "if my frontend is no longer relevant, how do my users discover my app? how do they interact with my app?" If you look at your usage of your APIs, you'll likely see an increase over the past 6 months, that's coming from people already using them with agents today, so you need to make those more accessible My recommendation here would be to focus on strong portable primitives, specifically OpenAPI and OAuth If you let your users easily access your API (i.e API Keys or CIMD), then they're able to let their agents interact with your site My prediction on where things end up is that agents do a search like "todoist create task item" they land on a docs page, see the openapi spec, add it to your execution environment (bash or code mode), and then call it on your behalf, leveraging approvals to keep you in the loop Today that's CLIs, in 6 months it'll be code mode, having good docs, API specs, and easily accessible authentication positions you well