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@suni_code ulink.ly

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Messing with overscroll effects on a side quest. The 3D shape is doing it for me. Rough version, but sharing where it's at.

@heyblake ulink.ly

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@theo Same question I had for one of my friends, he asked me what IDE you are using, I told him, just "Terminal."

You guys still use IDEs?

@unclebobmartin @ThePrimeagen Not sure if the dust will ever settle 👀

@ThePrimeagen When the dust finally settles, and we all realize the discipline required to properly use agents, I think we will be looking at a productivity increase on the order of a factor of 2 to 5.

Honestly why stop at 100x engineer? Just use more agents, you literally could be 1000x, 10000x, 100000x just by scaling You could what you use to in an entire year in one second

@regent0x_ Thanks for the insight, 1 think I'd like to point out, this video is old, please guys stop spreading old videos, AI is not the same after December of 2025, even Andre is admitting it, agents are becoming so much better

karpathy said it best - most people paying for claude aren't actually using claude. they're typing prompts into a $20/mo chatbox meanwhile claude code ships with built-in features that replace 90% of plugins people install and nobody knows they exist i had 23 plugins. deleted all of them. my sessions got 3x longer and my outputs got sharper watch the video then read the full breakdown below - you'll probably uninstall half your setup by tonight

Springs make UI feel alive. Not bouncy — alive. Built a leveled slider: drag up to shift gears, so big ranges don't take forever to scrub. Thoughts? #Flutter #FlutterDev #UIUX #UXDesign #MobileDev

Your drag animations stutter every time users change direction. It's not your gestures. It's Tweens. Tweens reset velocity to 0 on every retarget. Springs inherit it frame to frame. Watch: purple = spring, yellow = curve. On release, the spring carries momentum. The curve dies at 0. Built in Flutter with SpringSimulation 👇

At some point, programming languages will be reshaped around AI. Vector animation should be, too. First sketch of what I'm exploring: an intermediary language for animation — easy for an AI to generate from a prompt, with a full editor underneath so humans can intervene and refine.

Missing piece in the AI dev stack: an MCP for runtime observability. Logs, errors, network calls, and state — readable by the agent in real time. We've automated code generation, but agents are still blind to what their code actually does when it runs.

@unclebobmartin Wondering what are you building What is the mechanism of the compact is it general, or it have specific structure

I've been allowing the swarm to operate for a full day now. It's gotten a lot done. But I've intentionally allowed the agents to continue compacting their contexts, over and over. The results are interesting. First, they've started to lose their particular identities. The coders is doing crap analysis. The refactorer finds it has nothing to do because the coder did it. The refactorer has decided that sending message to other agents requires my permission (it doesn't). The coder simply forgets to hand off to the refactorer until I remind it. The architect decided to not run mutation tests because they take a long time. Fascinating. Given all that, and the constant babysitting that is required, it has gotten a LOT done. As the number of testing scenarios has increased, the testing procedures have gotten quite slow. The continual retesting is very inefficient. I'm going to have to implement impact analysis to drive the tests so that only the things that have changed are tested.

@ramizwebti @smart_ulink Well, I think I can just ask the agent, and it will respond to me with the steps to test this. It can even prep the test environment with data to test this

@smart_ulink the friction point nobody mentions: you still need to know what deep linking actually does in your app's context. Claude can scaffold the code, but misaligned routing logic kills it silently. how'd you validate the links were hitting the right screens?

Yesterday I set up deep linking for a Flutter app without opening a single dashboard No manual config. no copying API keys between tabs. No reading setup docs I typed "add deep linking to my app" in Claude Code. Ulink.ly's MCP server handled the rest: authenticated, created the project, configured iOS and Android, provisioned the domain 24 tools. Zero dashboards. This is what developer infrastructure should feel like in 2026

@hxxwhite Is this running on mock data?, or staging server?, how do you deal with preparing the env for the test suite that you wanna run

Manual QA is dead Engineers used to wait hours, sometimes days, for QA to green-light a single change. That loop is collapsing with agents. Verify in minutes, fix in minutes, and ship with confidence at the speed of inference.

@erikgoinsHQ in the past i had these ideas but i don't have the time to try them so fast, today i can just direct one of my agents to do it for me 😂

@mohn93 dude how do you have this much free time

When Claude Code finds the smoking gun 😂

@unclebobmartin @mehmetkose Sharp distinction — "given" vs "taken" really does change the whole frame. Appreciate the clarification.

@mehmetkose On the contrary, I am encouraging programmers to be programmers instead of being cowboy AI jockeys. And by the way, I did not take money from the books I wrote, I was given money by the people who wanted to read those books. The difference in those two words is not subtle.

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