Rory Hughes

In Dublin at hackeurope.com with @0xStephenByrne

@jamesacowling @0xStephenByrne @supabase If you're out in SF, I guess it's guarantees eventual consistency...

@0xStephenByrne @rorhug @supabase I would understand

@rorhug guiness from a can might need to migrate back to @supabase

We love artists at Convex. Check out @johnsummit's new site for his album release, powered by @convex. 20k signups in a single day built by @rorhug Live site: summit-cpas.com/perm

@bruvimtired @convex My man

Why haven't you signed up for the @convex event in London yet? luma.com/9e1zwbbh

London @convex sync-up! This Wednesday, February 4 luma.com/9e1zwbbh Hosted by @rorhug

@simontheweb @jefftangx @ctodotnew @jefftangx ^ +1 Also you guys should link

@jefftangx yes with claude code style token subsidy but on any model @ctodotnew

Has anyone productized Inspect yet? The gap between local<~>cloud and singleplayer<~>multiplayer hand-off is still enormous Big opportunity here

Stealth Serve: There's no "Sign Up" button on the landing page, but if you know the URL, you can register without a sales call. misheard @0xStephenByrne

Visiting Stanford tomorrow. Who should I meet?

Microsoft was smart to acquire both Github and LinkedIn. At a job, one gets setup with a company email and SaaS accounts for the tenure. They get disabled/deleted at the end. However, most carry their GH and LI accounts throughout their career: full history.

@PrimalNick @DraftedAI Sending to my architect friends

As a kid, I used to create Minecraft maps that millions of people played on. My dream is to bring that same creativity to the real world. I want the physical world to become as inspiring as the internet has been. So I started a new company, @DraftedAI, to solve this!

Pro tip if you’re doing a group chat.

@0xTyllen Great open questions. Are you aware of any serious projects that are letting agents go wild with a wallet? x.com/rorhug/status/…

Google shut down their @airtable / @NotionHQ table competitor. Here I was trying to stay lean on saas... techcrunch.com/2025/09/11/goo…

Also @grok why can't I do a code block on an X post?

Inspiration @chantastic @chantastic/p-525e68f17e56" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@chantastic/p-…

JS / @typescript devs on multiple projects - are you doing this? What are you doing instead? `p i` @npmjs @pnpmjs gist.github.com/rorhug/4682e3c…

For some single AGI/ASI system to be harmful to humans over a long horizon, it would have to - execute in a way that we can't switch it off - have control over money / resources In a run-away scenario, even if it used self-custody crypto wallets, the execution of the single, super instance should be stoppable by pulling the electricity or internet. I'm curious about agents that run on a decentralised consensus mechanism. AI 2027 didn't cover this enough. ai-2027.com/race

Why @brave? It's chromium, the modifications are fully open source, has powerful native ad-block and privacy features, vertical tabs etc. I don't use any of the crypto features currently. They don't distract or get in the way.

I am a "power user" and Dia is missing some of the features that Arc users love e.g. spaces (profiles within one window). They're openly trying to keep things simpler and for the mass market. I'm open to trying it again in a few months. Also interested in perplexity Comet. There's also @zen_browser. It's built on Firefox rather than chromium though. It's hard as a builder to use a browser engine your customers don't use. reddit.com/r/diabrowser/c…

I: have used Brave for the last ~5 years. switched to @diabrowser for a week but going back to Brave today. tried Arc early, am a fan of the concepts but didn't switch. would switch to Arc today but I don't want to lean in when it's in maintenance mode.