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Update: Blood Orange liked my iPod!

@DanHollick I’m actually inspired more than ever to make my own now

Have you ever wanted to make your own font? Well I've written something that will hopefully dissuade you from that idea. makingsoftware.com/chapters/how-t… It's free to read for the next 48hrs. Enjoy.

As much as I love TS as the de facto language for the web development, the problem’s still that TS only checks types at compile time

The next paradigm of “vibe-coding” should be deterministic experience design engineering

@isausmanov But actually still curious about the tech architecture @isausmanov if you’re willing to share maestro🪄

@mx_zou No, it is not, buddy.

The agentic phone that won OpenAI Hackathon is replacing my iPhone feature by feature. Found Amjad Masad’s contact, emailed Paul Graham, and called on my behalf to reschedule a meeting. Its KPI is how little time I have to spend on it while getting more done.

@isausmanov Good job’

@isausmanov Then it makes sense why it’s super fast :)

@mikeldking Thanks for sharing! I’ll definitely try these precious tips

Over the past 6 months we've maniacally prepped our repos to be coding agent friendly. Here are some things that worked. 1. Make CI blazing fast. Use every Rust, Zig, or Go ported tool that lets agents verify their work. This means UV, oxfmt, Typescript 7. Move integration tests to post merge hooks. 2. Trigger coding agents automatically based on triage labels. A coding agent should setup a proof of concept or repro steps automatically so an engineer can pick up the issue seamlessly. 3. Setup crons for things devs hate doing. Setup agents to fill SDK gaps, skill tuning, filling in critical regression checks. 4. Give agents ways to prove their work. Add screenshotting skills, agent-browswer, cloud storage for storing assets. 5. Make it possible to hermetically deploy your app, preferably multiple at a time. If a coding agent can deploy the app locally, the faster it can work. 6. Give the agents realistic production "simulation" data. Agents will work much better when they are working against data that looks like how your users use the product.

@edo_lunardi Nice programming

Slide to unlock (2022)

This is real creativity

@adrianabelarde_ This is creativity out here

rsvp but polar express golden ticket

@sitnikcode Love the programming font!

Nano ID 6.0 is out. We made it 4x faster, and our JS implementation now beats the native C++ crypto.randomUUID(). github.com/ai/nanoid Orhan Aydoğdu came up with the trick for nope-id and let us port it to Nano ID. github.com/ai/nanoid/pull… How it works ↓

@isausmanov wth the dev is so cracked—who made this?

This is the future

@andrewqu I think everyone’s is scared of being sued 😂

With how good agents are at reverse engineering/ security I’m surprised the iOS jailbreaking community isn’t making more noise It’s also seemingly a lot easier to build customizations post-jailbreak Is apple’s device security THAT locked down?

@BrainsAndTennis @nicochristie That’s a big statement

alphago moment just happened for financial modelling yes, excel is an e-sport, and yes, shortcut in excel just decisively beat the world's reigning financial modelling champ in a head to head

@goteap @vercel @MelkeyDev I’m wondering what was the error must have been something in infra

I almost left @vercel today. Every build was failing WITHOUT changing anything. No errors, no reason and we couldn't ship anything for 4 days. It happened before and got fixed quickly but this time it took a while. Then @MelkeyDev jumped in and got us back up and running. This is the difference great support makes. Take care of this guy @rauchg 🫡

@googlecalendar The design is actually a breath of fresh air

📣 New Google Calendar label colors have entered the chat!

@MananTank_ Super nice rendering + easings

I'm working on some delightful tooltip interactions Here's a morphing tooltip with sliding content

@vladmoroz Saying hi from Prague! Lots of passion and free time over the summer :) stussysenik.com/works