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SaaSFast - The Startup Founder Idle RPG this is my new personal project. gonna build in public and post updates in the thread as links to each update 👇

@appfactory hhahahahaha. it was only a matter of time

@_mjmeyer wife and kids starting complaining about the kimchi.

@appfactory sweet! i have something similar. it’s called Luthen though. star wars thing. lol. also, herdr is amazing for this. i like seeing it spin up workspaces, panes etc. i can jump in if needed. just my cross machine setup i’m optimising

I have an "ade" repo that I clone to every machine; and it know exactly what to do/ install. I just run one command for everything "tk" (think), which opens Pi. Pi has a library skill that sets the project (it knows the git URL as well as the local location.) "In machinen; let's work on the next 5 issues." So I don't change directory anything, I just use chat as the interface.

honestly, don’t sleep on @RhysSullivan’s Executor! super easy to self-host on cloudflare don’t know why i didn’t do this sooner!

@appfactory welcome. i’m on different macs. personal / work / contracting being able to add all my tools and just use the same server is epic. without needing to pull configs, reload agents etc

@_mjmeyer thanks dawg

@appfactory @RhysSullivan swore i posted it.

@_mjmeyer @RhysSullivan link or it didn't happen? what does it do?

This is gold. Pardon the reply but.. maybe something in my experiments that could help. cloudbox.coey.dev / GitHub.com/acoyfellow/clo…: clone a repo into a Cloudflare Container, install + cache, snapshot the warm workspace to R2, then fork/resume new instances fast with live previews (no image rebuilds). Filepath.com / GitHub.com/acoyfellow/fil…: conversation-scoped sandboxed workspaces with durable state so agents can iterate without losing the setup or rebuilding containers. cloudshell.coey.dev / GitHub.com/acoyfellow/clo…: persistent shared filesystem + isolated container sessions so you can boot a dev server, keep state, and work like it’s local.

@acoyfellow @theozero @CloudflareDev duuude! this is great!

Playing around w/ building agents on @CloudflareDev. Many pieces of the puzzle are there and working great! But the lack of persistence in sandboxes is a bit awkward. Also don't love having to build and deploy new docker images to iterate. Basically I want it to clone a repo, install deps, populate a build cache, then snapshot so I can fork/start new instances FAST. Then start an instance, boot a dev server, open a public tunnel, then make changes and see them fast - similar to what I would get if running locally. fly sprites gets a lot of this right, although cross instance snapshots / forking is missing. cc @meaganrgamache - I saw you are asking for feedback on this stuff!

food MCP detected → write access revoked

@ReadwiseReader hey team. my x bookmarks aren't syncing since jan 24. i managed to get handful to sync, but i have plenty more that's not syncing. tried reconnecting x, but hasn't helped. dm'ing works, but i'm not gonna dm 00's of posts

@chriszeuch this has strong ‘my employer has access to my x account’ energy blink twice if you need help

@_mjmeyer Haha definitely not! 😂

I can’t use Arc browser at work anymore RIP to my favourite browser It’s been fun

@gonedark you either ship Laravel… or think long enough to become Marc Andreessen

Caption this…

@cmgriffing @dillon_mulroy not exactly brining… but if you wanna blow your mind… confit in wagyu tallow in a smoker at low heat for a few hours… take out, pat skin dry, and sear over high heat (preferably charcoal).

Since I definitely don't do chicken as well as him, @dillon_mulroy what is your preferred brining recipe?

People are mischaracterizing TanStack's move from RSC as "RSC is an overengineered solution to large dependencies." That's not what the blog post says; "For our site, the other possible RSC benefits weren’t valuable enough. Its decisive benefit was hiding our huge renderer. Once we made that renderer small, RSC’s costs outweighed its remaining benefits." The generalization is wrong; it's like saying: "We bought a truck to move a piano, then we replaced the piano with a keyboard, so the truck was unnecessary." Code is cheap to produce; architecture is cheap to change, but complexity is still expensive to carry. Optimize for the current use case, measure the result, and keep decisions reversible. x.com/Meligy/status/…

@YouPulseX ok claude

@_mjmeyer The ambiguity is the hard part. If the same repo/task were replayed across Opus 5 and another model with touched .md files, tests and human corrections captured, would that separate model regression from Claude Code behavior - or is it too nondeterministic to replay?

not sure if it's opus 5 or claude code, but i'm getting random returns in .md files again. like sonnet 3.5 did this last. massive regression

@variumm @ericclemmons 🧡🍊☁️

@ericclemmons I love Cloudflare

This has been my favorite week to work at Cloudflare. …so far!

immediately thought of this post by @threepointone

@appfactory @rachelnabors 3.14159265358979323846..

@rachelnabors Is there any other?

What is a good coding harness for using with your own beefy model?