Artem Simutin

We started developing a brand new video editor—Kellio. What it will do: - A powerful AI assistant to help you edit your videos faster. - All the necessary tools to get professional videos—keyframes, transitions, color grading, and more. - Advanced export up to 4K with social media presets. - Your personal branded overlays. - Transcript-based cutting. All local and free on your device, except the AI features :) Props to @denissimutin for design and @kristianvtr for AI research. P.S.: I'll post all my learnings every day while building it. Stay tuned.

This new @veritasium documentary follows EUV from abstract concept to working system. It links the industry history with the physics and engineering challenges behind it, as well as the persistence needed to make the seemingly impossible possible. ms.spr.ly/6017t0sm5

@Aisaka_lunah Typing without looking at the keyboard

What's a skill that takes only 2-3 weeks to learn but could genuinely change your life?

@dev_TEMITAYO Second option all the time

A or B

@AlecPloof @MomentProCamera Congratulations on the launch 🚀. Just set it as default camera app for camera control. The weird thing us that I preordered the app a while ago, but today it showed me downdload icon (same icon that you have if you had an app on your phone) and then it charged 5.99 EUR.

Looks like the @MomentProCamera II app has come a bit early! It's now live in the iOS app store apps.apple.com/us/app/moment-…

lucia-auth remains the best auth library i have ever used and nothing else has come remotely close

I'm using Kubernetes to run my products on Hetzner. But not because it needs to scale - but because it's super practical. Whenever I hear people say "Kubernetes is overkill" they always talk about it from a "scale" perspective. My reasons: I want staging/sandbox + production environments, and I want a smooth deployment process. I push to a branch on GitHub, a pipeline starts, new code is deployed, old code is gracefully shut down, traffic is pointed over. Like I'm used to with PaaS. Kubernetes + Helm does this super well! This would be hell to automate with just docker and various manual scripts... But of course, you can overengineer just about anything and ramp up cost... That isn't specific to Kubernetes. Kubernetes can be just about as simple as you want it to. I think this is misunderstood 👇

Meanwhile the design gets a bit more refined for @KellioAI editor

Day 26 of building @KellioAI State of the resizing feature... 😅 Math doesn't add up...

@krishdotdev Every single time, except things where you need mobility, like gym

Unpopular opinion: IEMs are better than airpods.

Day 25 of developing @KellioAI editor Now the editor has support for videos, images, audio, text elements. Enhanced the timeline experience by adding vertical and horizontal scrollbars. Now doing the element resizing and moving to other tracks. Here is a quick preview...

Day 24 of developing @KellioAI editor. Now I am working on supporting more media types - images, audio. It won't be long until it's done

Day 23 of developing @KellioAI editor 🎬 The render media is done and now it shows rendering progress... it works really well. The only thing that the settings doesn't work rn but will be connected in a few moments... want to make other things work before doing that...

@twobytz @_devJNS It is amazing

what code editor do you use?

@_devJNS @zeddotdev and @neovim_btw all the way

Thank you @claudeai for helping me to prototype something...

@dalu_hey @athasdev Great that it works, but I use Option (Alt on Win/Linux) + whatever workspace I need. For example, I have a browser on Option+1, code editor on option+2, terminal on option+3, spotify on option+s, etc.

It looks cool but generally I don't get the hype around tiling/window managers. I use everything on full screen. I mean, it's all a browser and a code editor, what else are you running even? And why don't you use the whole space?

@Murshid_38 @lispexmachina @athasdev 👍

@lispexmachina @artemsimut @athasdev mostly no. when i code i only look at the code editor. and if i have to look at a note or browser, it's only a key stroke away. like browser is bound to alt + k. and then i come back to code editor with alt + j. these things happens really fast with muscle memory.

@Murshid_38 @lispexmachina @athasdev But yeah, tmux and vim are amazing

@lispexmachina @artemsimut @athasdev basically this is my workflow without i3. youtube.com/watch?v=bdumji…

@Murshid_38 @lispexmachina @athasdev Love it 😊 Never used i3 myself, but it seems that it gets the job done