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@iamdavidhill @DanHollick @msllrs @opencode Check x.com/lenjaminbeonar… custom oklch tool: github.com/oxidecomputer/… Ben also mention a custom figma plugin.

yeah lol. working backwards, something like OKLCH seems to be the best from an implementation standpoint, more important that the dev implementation is more sound than the figma implantation. although, figma doesn’t support OKLCH, and Dev Mode (so presumably Figma MCP) can’t read stacked fills properly, it’s read as a linear gradient. So not sure how well we could leverage ai with a component system based on stacked fills. getting super into the weeds, I know. just thinking out loud with some of the things we’ve juggled.

we're exploring options for our color system given the differences between figma and dev implementation there are pros and cons to different approaches option 1 feels simpler and more dev aligned option 2 feels safer but more design aligned 🤔

@anselm_io at 1.16pm I shared with @nicolasembleton : "Jazz is calm since a month, they might prepare a big release" Impatient to see this!

Expect my yapping about databases to increase exponentially again soon

Decided to write up a little tool I've been using to create Tailwind CSS v4-like color palettes. Just pick a hue → get 11 shades that feel like the originals. All thanks to OKLCH's perceptual uniformity.

@FritzStoltzfus @mitchellh @atuinsh

@mitchellh Do you just use the built in nushell history manager?

Nobody should be using up arrows to get previous commands in a terminal or shell. You have to move your hand and its linear complexity in keystrokes. Use ctrl+p (for low n) or ctrl+r. Use a real shell or history manager (fish, fzf, atuin) for ctrl+r.

@l2beat @nicolasembleton

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This gives predictable behavior when mutations trigger sync and clearer separation between data access and modifications. CoValues are mutable but only through $jazz namespace. This prevents accidental mutations while ensuring proper sync and framework compatibility.

It prevent direct object mutations such as: - cannot asign values to CoValues props - typescript show errors if trying to mutate directly in object Instead of: “I’ll modify this object directly” -> “I’ll explicitely tell jazz to update this CoValue”.

I upgrade my project for @jazz_tools 0.18+ this weekend and there is what changes with this new version: 1. new $jazz field for CoValues that serve as a namespace to contains all Jazz-specific properties 2. co object are now readonly and mutations now go through $jazz namespace

@jordanmmck There is @nayafia book "ANTIMEMETICS" that might interest you

We need a Darwin of Memetics. "On the Origin of Memes, Spirits, and Demons"

@thedefivillain I mean same team behind $AJNA

Yet another s-tier scam brought to you by Binance Futures $M Current FDV is theoretically $6.6bn but the actual float is probably not even 1/100th of that Price up 3x from the bottom with an average annualized funding rate of -1500% over the past week

“why is it called Jazz?” In the same way that Jazz music disassembles rigid music conventions into primitives Spontaneously & effortlessly reassembling them into something new, surprising, dynamic and “just what was needed” …and how the Jazz musician merely hints at things…

@nicolasembleton @rauchg Sounds dope, which tech are you using?

@rauchg Knowledge Graph as a central UX interaction point with humans and agent (any which way).

Pitch me your AI product or idea

@kianbazza @bazzaui second is cleaner

Asking for a friend - which one? @bazzaui

@iamsahaj_xyz maybe check @avelinHQ by @kianbazza

1. planified and make a first prompt 2. enhance it with VScode functionality - would be cool to have it on Zed) 3. execution with @augmentcode - i start to get augmentpilled 4. iteration with Sonnet via @zeddotdev (only Vscode to use augment Zed in my heart)

Run: - profile-admin add --nickname "johndoe" --account-id "co_z123456789" - `profile-admin health` to check registry health

Today I've been working on a CLI admin tool for managing a nickname registry. I've used github.com/Alcyone-Labs/a… by @nicolasembleton. There is the my orignal/enhanced prompt via Vscode: