Dean Bryen

I wrote a simple tool for finding the details of an @Azure IP address. It will tell you: ☁️ Azure Service 🌍 Azure Region 📭 Address Range it belongs to Available as either: 1⃣ API 2⃣GUI 3⃣CLI 🔗 github.com/deanobalino/cl…

@Siron93 @screensdesign_ Yes!! Looking forward to trying this out 👌👊

2996 customers later, it’s time to release ScreensDesign V2 ! 3 months of work. A more complete library. A truly agentic /create. → Research what works in real iOS apps → generate onboarding, paywalls, and full app flows → hand it to AI coding agents → Make the printer go brrrr First 200 retweets+replies/DMs get free credits dm'ed ;) screensdesign.com

@robfindlay @cryptopunk7213 Found it… Silent Herdsman…they launched in 2010 🙃 techcrunch.com/2014/03/24/sil…

@robfindlay @cryptopunk7213 It’s very old. When I was at AWS, I met a company in Edinburgh doing this around 2015, they’d been around for a few years before that.

wtf did i just read LMAO ai-powered cows worth $2 billion are using an algorithm called the “cowgorithm” to boost farming productivity (i’m not fucking joking) - Halter makes ai-powered cow collars that virtually monitor health, location and herd cows - farmers literally tap a button on the app and the cows gather for milking - 600,000 cow collars already live - peter thiel is backing their latest round worth $2 billion every fucking time i think ive seen the most ridiculous (but cool) application of ai i am proven wrong.

@charlieholtz Looks Great! Does this mean I eventually have to upgrade my 2017 Intel mac to apple silicon.

We made a Mac app that lets you run a bunch of Claude Codes in parallel. Introducing Conductor!

@arielmathov @trello @cursor_ai It’s a pretty cool idea. A single zipped download of the files in .md format would be cool 😊

@deanbryen @trello @cursor_ai Wooho, any feedback :)?

Day 10 of #buildinpublic! Now users can export User Stories from from021.io directly to their @trello board, strong feedback from Product Managers! 🚀 Built in a 4 hr no-code session with @cursor_ai. We’ve hit our first 100 users, 99% thanks to X! Next: paid plans 💸

@arielmathov @trello @cursor_ai Thank you! Yup works now 👍

@deanbryen @trello @cursor_ai @deanbryen i found the issue , timeout with openai because of vercel function limit. i guess that is solved. can you check now? (fyi im 100% no coding with cursor :))

@arielmathov @trello @cursor_ai I tried this out as it looked cool. But my app screens are failing every time. It says ‘PRD not found’ but I do have one. Any ideas?

@trello @cursor_ai 021 helps Product Managers turn client requirements into clear specs in minutes (user stories, PRDs, UXUI). Reduce ambiguity and now keep teams aligned with Trello exports. Always happy to hear feedback! If you're considering it for your company, let’s chat about custom setup!

@0xKyon Had high hopes for AI here 😂 But the only AI is the voice change 😔 Still very well done 👏

this ai harry potter drill mix is a banger

@MikeCodesDotNET Congrats on getting to day 4 😂 Know this feeling.

The hardest thing I find about programming is sustaining the interest. I'm on day 4 of finishing our new customer portal, and I have no desire to write more code.

In case you missed today's #GoogleIO keynote presentation, we summed it up for you

@editingemily Where were you using a typewriter? 🤣 This got me feeling old 👴

I would like everyone to know that I never owned a pager.

@MikeCodesDotNET I thought it was just me! Bloody hate a magic link!

Hot take. 🌶️ Magic links for authentication are the worst user experience possible. I'd rather open an authenticator app than log into my emails.

@AdiPolak Congrats @AdiPolak! love this!

New beginnings are scary. Yet, with the right team and brave, can-do, empathetic culture. Everything is possible. Excited to share that I've started a new position as Director @ Confluent. Working with a brilliant team of rock stars ✨ Expect more Kafka, Flink, and Data Steaming awesomeness soon!

@theburningmonk I love how the replies are 'this is only for serverless' or 'you missed EC2 or EKS' That kinda misses the point. It's not a question of serverless vs VMs etc, it's about 'what do I need to be productive on AWS?' And these products have the least heavy lifting on your part.

AWS has 200+ services but you only need to learn these 10 to cover 90% of use cases and be very productive. • 𝗦3: data storage • 𝗗𝘆𝗻𝗮𝗺𝗼𝗗𝗕: scalable database with predictable performance at any scale • 𝗟𝗮𝗺𝗯𝗱𝗮: serverless compute • 𝗖𝗼𝗴𝗻𝗶𝘁𝗼: identity provider • 𝗔𝗣𝗜 𝗚𝗮𝘁𝗲𝘄𝗮𝘆: API management • 𝗘𝘃𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗕𝗿𝗶𝗱𝗴𝗲: collect and distribute domain events • 𝗦𝗤𝗦: queue service - queue tasks to process them later • 𝗦𝗡𝗦: notification service - send notifications to subscribed endpoints (HTTP) and users (email) • 𝗜𝗔𝗠: access control, control who and access which AWS resources • 𝗖𝗹𝗼𝘂𝗱𝗙𝗼𝗿𝗺𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻: infrastructure-as-code (swap this with any other IaC tool) As a beginner, learning AWS can seem overwhelming. Focus on just these 10 services and you can go very far. Best of luck! #aws

@IamStan Somebody is on one today 😂😂😂

@samkroon @matchbooks_ai @acloudguru Love it!! My kids will love this! Signed up!

Excited to reveal ✨ @matchbooks_ai ✨!! The first product I've built since @acloudguru! We built matchbooks to use AI to bring our kids' imaginations to life! Anything they can think of becomes a beautiful storybook. 📚matchbooks.ai

Birthday Celebrations with the footy team @CAFCofficial #CAFC

@IamStan Maybe Pulumi and CDK, maybe: but are serverless and SAM about generating IaC for you? Or about the developer experience of delivering those services?

@IamStan or this... ten years ago... almost EXACTLY the same thing... openstack.org/videos/summits…