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@Kikobeats I faced the same issues and wanted something like this. Perfect.

I'm glad to introduce `optimo` ✨ A simple CLI for optimizing media for the web optimo.microlink.io

@YoavCodes Just looks more professional in my opinion. Sounds like a cool idea and it makes it look more professional.

@ntedvs Why would I waste my time doing that?

Electrobun lets you ship 16MB app bundles. But what if I told you you will soon be able to ship a native system tray app, written entirely in Typescript that is less than 5KB unpacked, 2KB zipped. - 3,943 bytes of bun Typescript - 625 bytes metadata electrobunny.ai

@dangroshev This is cool. Would be cooler if you could get multiple colors that aren’t too similar.

You want to pick up a colour that represents an image. Say, the back of a flashcard. You want the colour to look good. So you grab a library or vibe code something. It will likely just resize the image to 1x1. The colour is depressing. Can we do better? Yes! With Okmain 👇

@prisma What’s the need for .all()?

Over time we kept running into the same problem with Prisma ORM. The architecture that got us here started slowing us down. Fixes took longer. Adding new capabilities got harder. So we asked: what would Prisma look like if we rebuilt it today?

Y'all are some goats!

@peterom Having a lot of fun! Desloppify keeps chugging away!

The next version of this is shaping up very nicely! Will use maybe 30-50% of the tokens, and work reliably on GPT-5.3 and other models. This version needed supervision on non-Claude models as they kept getting lost

@KrishivThakuria @AgneyaTharun Did mine inspire you?

Today, I'm launching the last website the internet needs with @AgneyaTharun Introducing This Page Does Not Exist (dot com): vibe coding for everyone 1 website, unlimited possibilities. Just edit the URL:

new portfolio just dropped. what do you think? ntedvs.com/?v=2

just implemented ai in the browser. 1.2B parameter model running entirely client-side via WebGPU. no server, no API keys, nothing leaves your machine. @liquidai LFM2.5 via huggingface transformers.js. hosted on here.now. check it out! nimble-castle-8zb2.here.now

@adamludwin thanks

@ntedvs if you are using claude desktop app, it's settings/claude code/bypass permissions and then select it again from drop down bottom left corner of prompt box

You can now use here.now to host raw files, like a fast and light version of Dropbox or Google Drive for your agent. Example output from prompt in the image: happy-pulsar-8c7s.here.now

@adamludwin Works like a charm! timber-mullet-ypah.here.now

Introducing here.now: web hosting for agents. Vercel and Railway are great for full-on apps. here.now is for everything else. Just tell your agent: "publish to here.now" and get a URL back in 5 seconds. Free, no sign-up required.

Visit dine.ntedvs.com for truly dynamic websites. Every request is generated on the fly by AI. Plug whatever you like into the URL and watch what it makes. Made with @ollama and @elysiaJS.

I read about OpenClaw. I still don't understand the purpose. Can someone seriously explain to me the purpose of this AI assistant? I reviewed the different "skills" it offers and it makes literally zero sense. This can be used to automate ... messages to other people? Like on Slack, or Discord, or Telegram? Check the weather? Do stuff with Stripe? I don't understand the purpose. Why would I need something to automatically deal with instant messaging clients? Am I missing something? Even if you don't NEED it, why would you WANT it? I DON'T UNDERSTAND

@coldnadongie React Is Good Actually And Most People Saying Otherwise Don’t Ship Anything

Can we all just agree that Google is going to win in the end? 🔹 DeepMind/Gemini 🔹 TPU chips 🔹 Waymo 🔹 YouTube 🔹 Search 🔹 Chrome 🔹 Google Meet 🔹 Google Cloud 🔹 Gmail 🔹 Google Maps 🔹 Android Too big to fail

I won a hackathon.

@lxunos @PSGDev wow, that's fast.

@PSGDev Started on Dec 20th

Since the day we started Documenso we knew that we would eventually have to write our own PDF library, and now we have! Introducing LibPDF the library that we’ve always wanted for PDF parsing, manipulation and signing (MIT)

@lxunos This is so big! I've always had such troubles with this.