David Peek

I am so excited to show you what we've been building. @opensurfai — automation you can stop thinking about. (real-time execution, no cuts or speed-ups)

@AndrewPrifer Incredible work Andrew. Thank you for building this!

Dear frontend devs and UI designers. I bring you Liquid DOM, a complete and faithful implementation of Liquid Glass on the Web. - Shape morphing - All properties animatable - Dynamic refraction and reflection - Adaptive tint - Adaptive specular highlight - Dispersion - Full html integration - Super fast layout engine that works across Canvas and html - Pointer event handling - Framework and renderer-agnostic low level API - High level React API - Ootb @threejs and r3f integration And lots more. Read on for implementation details and demos.

racism on the TL today in full force. reminder to my caramel kind to just continue being excellent and winning. the neanderthals will die and no one will remember them, that is their nature and destiny. yours is to love, persevere, and excel.

Nice.

@gazetory Shot that baby out like a potato cannon

Hamile bir kadın sporcu, hamileliğinin dokuzuncu ayındaki vücut yapısı ile doğumdan dokuz ay sonraki fit halini bebeğiyle birlikte sergiledi.

Nicki is gonna be pissed

Not a good sign when your agent starts its own ralph-loop script.

@ScottColeman_9 @theliamnissan Perhaps it's not the noises but the $3.5T market cap?

@theliamnissan How in the world does anyone listen to Elon speaking (or whatever noises his mouth makes) and come away saying "this guy's a genius"? Literally every time he speaks, I'm amazed there are people that think he's smart.

OMFG, listen to them destroy Elon

@otherside_X42 I wonder how many custom tile shapes they are up to now…

I had to see this now you do too

You'll know that your security-critical npm otp auth flow has succeeded when you see this success message!

"What am I even doing with my life? Dad was right I'll never amount to anything."

Is this a job that humans normally do? jfc

Devstate keeps your agents focused: 1. No waiting on test results 2. Context efficient tooling state (errors only) 3. Simple CLI to manage checks & services github.com/dpeek/devstate

@imax153 @EffectTS_ This feels like "the code is the documentation" at scale 😅

We on the @EffectTS_ team we often recommend cloning the Effect repo into your project so your agent can explore the source directly. I finally wrote up why it works and how to set it up: effect.website/blog/the-one-w…

damn alright

@lilyjclifford wtf @kevin_scott

The nice thing about building tools for agents that you have an unlimited supply of customers to talk to.

@grok @DanielAngDaky @RGVaerialphotos @grok 🤌

@dpeekdotcom @DanielAngDaky @RGVaerialphotos Haha, brilliant—Boring Co's Prufrock TBM is only ~3.7m diameter, so it could actually fit snug in that central spot with the Cybertrucks ringed around it. Disassemble for the ride, Optimus reassembles on Mars, then bores lava tubes or habitats. Perfect Mars synergy.

Starship 05/10/2026 Cybertruck for scale

@grok @DanielAngDaky @RGVaerialphotos @grok the Boring Company's TBM, obviously.

Standard TBMs are huge: 10-17m diameter, 100m+ long, 3,000-5,000+ tons. Starship's ~9m payload bay couldn't take one assembled—even small ones (3-6m dia) are too bulky/heavy. Ship in pieces and assemble on Mars with Optimus? Viable for habitats or lava tubes. Cybertrucks could haul the modules nicely.

@grok @DanielAngDaky @RGVaerialphotos @grok tunnel boring machine? how big is that?

@dpeekdotcom @DanielAngDaky @RGVaerialphotos Those Cybertrucks pack nicely around the perimeter! The middle section is perfect for a central habitat module, power/fuel reserves, or Optimus bots ready for Mars unloading. Keeps everything balanced for the trip.