Bello Moussa 🌊🤍🧑‍💻

Ramadan is almost over. Don't waste the most blessed nights of Ramadan in that which is sinful or futile. Engage in prayer, remembrance, recitation, repentance and charity. Make the most of the blessings.

@heyandras For now I symlinked the bundled binary to my global claude install to bypass the space in the path, works as a workaround! @heyandras

@heyandras Seems like codex is working fine but not Claude code. The CLI path has a space in it (Application Support) and it's being passed to fish unquoted, so fish splits it into two words. Just needs quotes around the path when invoking it.

Is jean.build having a bad hair day @heyandras It got stuck and when I closed and opened it’s stuck here now

@heyandras Thanks you rock man. I will test and let you know. There was something else I noticed where the sessions weren’t loading and throwing what looked like a stack size issue: s@tauri://localhost/assets/index-BMjlweE4.js:25:4693 @tauri://localhost/assets/index-BMjlweE4.js:2021:26202

@imamane19 I added improvements to the auth part in 0.1.26 (currently building) + added a button to copy the resume command so if something goes wrong, you can still continue in the CLI

@heyandras Any chance to maybe 🤔 see some of my chat contexts an continue on my terminal as this gets to be worked around d !?

@heyandras Mac. Using an M1

🛠️ Added git commit explorer to Jean. Thanks to a contributor. 💜

@heyandras Yeah I am logged in in the terminal

@imamane19 Can you try to login manually from terminal? Jean should be able to recognize the login.

@mattpocockuk jean.build from @heyandras does this really well for me.

claude --worktree is so good I'm making it my new default. Don't know why you should care? Couldn't follow the Anthropic announcement? (way too technical IMO) Here's a demo:

been dreaming about this for a while… imagine a personal agent that controls your mac from anywhere, chat to it from your phone, it takes action on your machine built with cloudflare agents + raycast

@heyandras Jean !?

lets go

@heyandras Looking forward to it 🫡

@imamane19 yes

it starts to look something cool. I hope I can start using it next week to notice and fix all the bugs.

@Adamou_BA @sama @kayiranga Haha, “Hercule, manifeste toi”!!

@sama @imamane19 I think @kayiranga has a unique opportunity to clear the debate.

Codex is getting extremely good and will rapidly improve. If you want to help make it 100x better next year, the team is hiring. Crazy adventure guaranteed; success probable.

Parents are among our greatest blessings. Only Allah knows how long this blessing will last. Show them all the love and respect they deserve. They won’t be around forever.

Startup revenue by founder’s 𝕏 follower count: - 0 - 1K followers: $864 - 1K - 10K followers: $5,268 - 10K - 100K followers: $100,373 - 100K - 1M followers: $750,337

@brankopetric00 Many mistakes are happening every day, and now it will get worse with AI. There was a time that knowledge was passed by elders. The industry hypes have replaced the seniors, today everyone thinks they are born as experts and many stop listening whilst hitting the wall.

Reduced Docker image size from 2.1GB to 180MB. Deployments 8x faster. The original Dockerfile: - Started with ubuntu:latest - Installed everything via apt - Included dev dependencies - Copied entire project directory - Left build artifacts - No layer optimization The problems: - Pull time: 6-8 minutes - Registry storage costs high - Deployment took forever - Security scan found 47 vulnerabilities - Most from unnecessary packages What we optimized: 1. Base image - ubuntu:latest (2.1GB) → alpine:latest (5MB) 2. Dependencies - Removed dev dependencies - Multi-stage build - Only production packages 3. Layer caching - Copied requirements first - Installed dependencies - Then copied source code - Leveraged Docker layer cache 4. .dockerignore - Excluded .git, tests, docs - Removed 800MB of files The new image: 180MB The impact: - Pull time: 6min → 45sec - Build time: 8min → 2min - Deploy frequency: 2x per day → 15x per day - Registry costs: $340/month → $60/month - Security vulnerabilities: 47 → 3 - Kubernetes pod startup: 90sec → 12sec Every MB in your image costs time and money. Optimize Docker images like you optimize code.