Allen Abraham
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Allen Abraham
@iamobiledev
Father of three | Software Engineer | Detroit Sports Fan
Boca Raton, FL Katılım Nisan 2012
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My experience publishing browser extensions:
1. Firefox - super easy, barely an inconvenience.
2. Chrome - multi-page questionnaire, pay a fee, give us your firstborn.
3. Edge - dig through endless menus to find a screen that doesn't work.
4. Safari - YOU MUST BUY A MAC!
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@aye_aye_kaplan It’s not a huge blocker, but I thought it was worth pointing out. When I first saw the error, I thought it wasn’t working, but to my delight it actually fixed a Sentry error.
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@iamobiledev It looks like it's succeeding fine afterwards, models make failed tool calls all the time and recover, that's probably what's happening here.
Will dig into it to see if the model is making any consistent mistakes that we can prompt out of it.
Glad you're enjoying the feature!
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caught up on some sleep post-Automations launch
really hope you all enjoy it :) as always, I'm here on Twitter reading all feedback, tag me with your feature requests and bugs
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I don’t know about anyone else, but I’ve found @cursor_ai’s CLI to be considerably faster and more stable than Claude Code. I’ve been switching between them over the past month, and that’s the main difference I’ve noticed.
I’m not sure why people talk about Cursor as if it’s just an IDE — IMO it’s one of the best subscriptions a developer can have right now.
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@eevblog Omarchy is really great if you're a dev. It was incredibly easy to set up, although it took some time to learn and get comfortable with it.
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Linux People:
There are so many distro's.
Can you please let me know which one you have all rationally agreed upon as being the best Linux distribution, so us normies can just use the best one without fuss and fear of ridicule.
Thanks.
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PSA about coding agent/Ralph discourse:
No-one knows anything
We are all making it up as we go along
It's a phenomenal time to experiment
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@NearestCommit Well, if you’re a developer, you need to install WSL just to get started. Don’t get the hate; it’s free, and you don’t need to use it. Have you even used it? I guess not.
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Just a reminder, Windows 10 is smaller then Omarchy
DHH@dhh
Omarchy does not contain one gram of bloat. I use everything we install by default. And it's incredible how light that package is: Just ~6GB for a complete system with all the apps, styling, and configuration needed to start doing professional work 🤩
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Small UI tweak. MASSIVE quality-of-life upgrade.
Huge props to @coolifyio for constantly shipping 🔥 updates!
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@levelsio Not brain rot—just framework bloat. Hosting React is way harder than spinning up a simple PHP stack.
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This shows how far we've come with the dev brainrot
Most sites don't need a multi-region edge server!
Only apps with strict latency requirements like trading, gaming, real-time collaboration apps need them, but that's an extremely small share of most apps/websites
A basic CDN that hosts assets (images, JS, CSS) at edge servers like Cloudflare is sufficient for 99% of websites/apps because it caches 95% of requests
Ravi Ojha@raviojhax
All these indies - they have never deployed a multi-region edge server. Add cache invalidation, deployment times, auto scaling, rollbacks etc - @vercel aces at that. For a website that server over 1M users, a devops who can do this reliably would cost over $5k.
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@heyandras I run ~10 Next.js apps with solid traffic on Coolify and another ~25 on Vercel. Only hit one issue that affected self-hosted (and it was public). Surprised at the bad rap—no one’s forced to use their services, the choice is yours.
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Just on Coolify Cloud, we have 8000+ NextJS apps hosted by others on their own servers.
And there are 250k+ self-hosted Coolify instances.
Ofc Next has Vercel locked-in features (or vice-versa), but you can self-host on a $5 server without prior deployment knowledge.
You don't need millions of dollars.
@levelsio@levelsio
This works but Vercel isn't stupid They know they'll have to make the Next JS lock-in extra sticky to keep users from switching off once their startups take off So they do!
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woke up early on a saturday to have a couple of hours to try using our new model for a little coding project.
done in 5 minutes. it is very, very good.
not sure how i feel about it...
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Allen Abraham retweetledi
most ppl have never created anything useful beyond whatever they're doing at work. of course they're petty about your startup, github repo, youtube video, or whatever you're doing *publicly*. doing things in public is scary.
just disregard their opinion and continue
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Hi @github,
It looks like all my checks are stuck in a loop, but I’m not seeing any active incidents reported on GitHub Status. Could you help me understand what might be going on? Has anyone else had this issue today?
Thanks in advance!
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@Shpigford @browsercompany @arcinternet Agreed I don’t understand it’s a product that users love I’m sure there’s some way to monetize
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I wish @browsercompany would sell off @arcinternet to someone who doesn’t need to make VCs a bagillion dollars.
Then charge $20/mo for it. And update it.
I don’t know that I’ve ever been more bummed at a company sunsetting a product.
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The X Android team is rewriting the app to make it smoother and more enjoyable to use. We need passionate Android users to rigorously test an early app version. You can expect super fast iteration speeds and the team fixing the bugs you bring up quickly. If you're interested please reply to this post.
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