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yes, you can inspect your React Native views in it too (I tried my best to make the hierarchy look nice, it is terribly verbose)

I’M READY!! It’s coming early omg

someone do this in Toronto, I’ll come

If I don’t sleep now…

@antirez Yeah, it’s very capable too. I got a lot more learning to do in this space. Excited to try out local models soon as it arrives & experiment a lot more That memory upgrade would’ve cost an extra leg… I think I’m happy Either way goes without saying, love your work!

@buildwithdjdev There are good models for the 64GB class as well anyway.

DS4 is now called DwarfStar4, since you can put a lot of mass into a tiny space... And in a few minutes it is going to be much better on 128GB Macs because I'l pushing much better 2 bit quants generated with an in-house iMatrix magic recipe.

all you have to do is ask

claude is insane

my dock was broken was not appearing panicked for a second then realized i was in an ssh session

2-3 prompts on gpt 5.5 high enough to burn a $20 account session limits

really? say that to me when i already burned my pro 20x plan

@noahkostesku At BDC, Monday during tech week luma.com/v2hcabxq

@buildwithdjdev When and where?

Who’s gonna be here for toronto tech week? Let’s meet

I'm cooked

That's a given, all codebase are organized but I'm working on multiple projects (some fairly big size) and a lot of active threads on different work trees in parallel - that's probably why... My new machine couldn't come any sooner haha, been pushing this M2 Pro base model to its limits

@buildwithdjdev Codex slows down hard once the codebase gets chunky. I fixed most of it by adding a proper ignore for node_modules, dist, and .git. Feels usable again without dropping to terminal.

Codex app is becoming hella slow for me don’t know why. I don’t wanna go back to CLI still

Been doing something similar to Shopify's River agent in Slack for one of my projects. At this point, the project is 100% driven by Codex, both staging/production environments. All Codex threads are Discord threads. And allows anyone else to pick up on a thread (my team members)

@Thology_ @ash_twtz I wish

@ash_twtz @buildwithdjdev

If I ever get rich, I won’t talk about it but there will be signs

@birch_js Yes, for example every time I relaunch Safari it auto connects

@buildwithdjdev One problem I frequently have when developing apps that embed a WKWebView (like my ebook reader) is that Safari's WebKit Inspector closes and disconnects any time you relaunch the app. In SimDeck, does the WebKit Inspector automatically relaunch and reconnect upon app relaunch?

Automatic discovery for React Native DevTools Has embedded WebKit Inspector as well for debugging Safari / inspectable WKWebViews in iOS simulator

Flutter view inspector support 👀

Working on adding android support to SimDeck I don't work with android emulators often but whenever I do, I hate it