Jack

AaaS is actually Australians as a service

@ryanvogel tag teaming and reading into the future is our speciality

everyone is trying to build async agents that work when they sleep but all they really need are Australians

@marvinvonhagen fair play, I'm bullish. It's got a good complexity to functionality ratio.

@jackblatch_ "is this like openclaw" "is this like ifttt" "is this like chatgpt" "is this... just try it out at Poke.com ;)

Poke Recipes are the first normie-compatible "vibecoding app" literally takes one message. wait time is 1 minute or less and you can send it to your parents, non-technical friends. they can use it immediately in their texts! no download, no signup and you even get paid! for example, send the link to 100k new US users and we'll send you $100,000.00 create your first Recipe now at Poke.com 🌴

@aarondfrancis The network effect is in full force, making it that much stickier

Slack is a social network

@ibuildthecloud upfront effort of getting a good base and having strong opinions is more important than ever

Use AI to IMPROVE your code base. Ignore anyone that is selling the idea that slop is okay. Lights out is a good north star that we never get to. Learn the tool, don't make productivity your goal, make quality. Productivity will be a side effect of quality.

@NorthflankWill @northflank how quick can you init a new sandbox?

This was obvious to us over two years ago. With @northflank you can sandbox: (1) production runtime (your services) (2) coding agents (formerly dev containers) (3) agents (3rd-party software / OSS) Everything has to go remote because laptops don’t scale elastically. Unlike game streaming (Stadia, etc.), which failed because local CPUs were already good enough <= 8 threads, the demands of coding agents and parallel execution massively outweigh the local compute of your personal setup. For running 10–25 parallel coding agents effectively, you need bursty compute, which scales linearly with the number of experiments each @linear issue or experiment an engineer wants to run. This will also be async so it would never run locally anyway. If this is the future, pricing has to follow: sandbox compute needs to look like IaaS/PaaS, not the price gouging that's happening right now What I see happening next: (0) continued moving of coding agents to remote (1) 10–100x more ephemeral environments (2) AI-driven preview environments (beyond code review) (3) 100x more deploys with continuous delivery on steroids Infra is way behind and has to catch up. It has to support continuous, parallel, agent-driven execution. AND observability/DR/rollbck is more important than ever. As everyone churns out more slop (which WILL break prod), how does it recover quickly? Every product I use right now seems to be getting worse, so you need to put the guardrails in place.

Anthropic with Bun and now OpenAI with uv, both trying to go after the execution layer. Wonder if owning infra and deployment is next.

@chamath What's next? Slack?

We built a replacement for Jira. It's now incorporated into Software Factory...please try it and let us know how to make it better.

@rezoundous once a project is vibe coded, it's forever vibe coded

Vibe coding without fundamentals is just speedrunning technical debt.

@antoniogm UK just sitting this one out

Anthropic's AI usage by country ranking is basically a "technologically-advanced, wealthy countries doing cool shit" ranking.

please @opencode change the default switch theme command so it’s not the same shortcut as tab restoration (command shift +t). It’s the one thing I change every single time.

@gnukeith If only temporary scoped tokens existed

Just so I understand what is going on, this would be giving the agents access to passwords? Is that not a security concern..? Like every integration thingy becomes an attack vendor, no? Am I overthinking this?

does dx even matter if humans don't write code

@dominikkoch Vercel sandbox, cloudflare sandbox or Daytona all seem reliable. Not sure they're as fast as e2b for init time tho.

hey gang what sandbox provider would yall recommend (not e2b)

@theo How about this one

If you recognize this image, I hope you enjoy your upcoming retirement

@ick_real Bet it was due to Bixby

Switched from iPhone to Samsung... and holy shit. I am never going back

@peera_ra @imax153 @EffectTS_ Send over a DM and we can chat

@jackblatch_ @imax153 @EffectTS_ hey! do you consider remote?

Want to get paid to write @EffectTS_ code day to day? We've gone all in and I'm hiring product and platform engineers to join the team in SF and help us build out AI agents for healthcare. Join us!

@ptr_to_joel love some premature optimisation

we are nearing 2 decades of ‘microservice that should’ve been a monolith’ slop

@Kalshi Trying to recoup rising AI costs. Wait till the subsidising from model providers dies off.

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