James O'Reilly

Introducing Tweet Deck for Hacker News - Tweet sized summaries for nearly all posts - Image fetching - Custom search feeds with auto-refresh - Add any RSS feed to the deck - There's also an Apple Watch and iPhone app, just saying Link in comments

@zenorocha How do you know when to serve one or the other? Is there a standard set of user agents or something else?

We started with the docs. Then pricing. Now, the whole site renders as Markdown. Blogs, changelogs, handbooks, customer stories, security, and even legal pages. • Humans get HTML. • Agents get Markdown. Example: resend.com/blog/react-ema…

@abhitwt Howdy 👋

Twitter is cool. But it’s 10x better when you connect with people who code. If you’re into tech, AI, or programming, say hi

Sometimes I’m too lazy to even prompt AI to do my job for me

@uzu_tech This is the dream life 🤩 being in a cafe in Japan with the MacBook open

めっちゃ居心地いいスタバ見つけた。

Be honest, Claude Code is a better wrapper than Codex but 5.5 is a better model than Opus 4.6

@destraynor This will be a difficult transition, Intercom was so ubiquitous in its field that it'll live on in people's minds the same way Twitter does with X

Intercom is now Fin. And Fin has a lot more exciting stuff to come this week, this month, and this year.

@kylethacker @DurableAI "and you're working in Vancouver" bah!

We're hiring designers at @DurableAI. DM me if you want to help build the future of entrepreneurship, care deeply about craft, building with AI, and you're working in Vancouver.

What's up with the funky sound effects @Cursor makes now?

@RobertJBye @MarieMartens @claudeai bookmarking for later, working on a slick MCP for @BulletMemo

@MarieMartens @claudeai Drop me a DM

How does one get into the @claudeai connector marketplace? (yes we tried the official application and channels)

I love Go as much as the next person but €550 to attend a conference is nuts

@mkanapaka @sketch I beg to differ, bloat is real in modern design apps. I want to rip out my eyes every time I look at photoshop/illustrator I just want to draw text, boxes and, colors without being overwhelmed by 100 buttons on my screen Besides Sketch already has an MCP server if you need it

@jrzscodes @sketch I’d also prefer Sketch over Figma but I just feel if no one else is using it or creating integrations for it - it becomes less and less relevant in the vibecoding world. Taking notes @sketch?

I love @sketch I really do, I'd love to come back after all these years, but as a software engineer with on-again-off-again design needs, I can't quite justify €13 per month on design software

@khushiirl I’m still using Windsurf ✌️

why is no one talking about anti-gravity????? did Claude and Codex just take over the whole market???? anti-gravity literally disappeared like it never existed 😭

@sketch Gave changer! Thank you

@jrzscodes Pretty much! Updates stop after a year, but you can keep using the version you’re on for as long as your Mac runs it. If you want more updates at any point, you pay for another year.

@gonsun177 I think it’s the minimum number of required testers you need in order to publish new apps on the Play Store is the issue

他の個人開発の方が作ったアプリで気になったのが軒並みiOSオンリーでAndroid勢の私涙目😭 中古で買おうかと思ったけどそこまで安くないのでサブ回MNPで入手しようか本気で考え中… やっぱりAndroidはGoogle PlayStore公開=個人情報公開、がネックなのかな？

@sketch wait wait wait, you're telling me I can pay just €108 and own it FOREVER?!

@jrzscodes There’s always the €9/month Mac-only license if you don’t need the cloud storage/collab features!

Looking for modern alternatives to GitHub. Something on par with @linear in terms of speed and design

@naokaihatu MacBook Neo?

新しいMacが欲しい、、 高すぎる、学生には手が出ないです。 #個人開発 #学生

@itsabigmaze @Pirat_Nation So do construction jobs

@jrzscodes @Pirat_Nation Carrots feed people and AI doesn't. This isn't a difficult concept

A large data center in Fayetteville, Georgia, used more than 29 million gallons of water over many months while the local water company was unaware and did not send a bill at first. Residents in the Annelise Park neighborhood complained about low water pressure, which revealed the issue. The QTS data center sits on 615 acres with two large water pipes that were improperly installed, as one was added without notifying the water company. Most water was used during construction for pouring concrete and controlling dust. After the error was discovered, QTS received a bill for about $150,000 The company says that once fully operational, it will use a closed-loop cooling system requiring very little water each month. As a result, the Fayetteville City Council voted to ban all new data centers in the city.