Yordis Prieto

Those who chase Easiness over Simplicity will end up creating something that is neither Easy nor Simple!

@ibuildthecloud @TheBalkanHacker Outside the Tokio runtime are you making sure you aren’t reaching out for crates too fast? I started to do since this year, I can’t speak much about it but it has been few months by now doing it almost daily

The tooling is super slow and resource intensive. Also every little thing seems to explode into like ten crates. Reminds me of the Node.js ecosystem. There is a feeling that everything is over-engineered. But I don't honestly know but I'm just surprised at the amount of components and frameworks and techniques I have to do to me what seems like a very simple task.

I tried rust. I'm just not as productive. It's not worth it to try to be cool if it slows me down. Sorry folks, I'm just not cool.

@andrewqu @thekitze or maybe "blocks" is an over killing feature? I need it to manage all "agentic" markdown files effectively, since the blocks have IDs, I can refer to things much better than "point to this file, and hopefully the content still there"

@andrewqu @thekitze I have a clone of the Notion backend following the "block" architecture, I wonder, did you also clone that? I intent to open source it to support another product, so maybe I should speed that up

"what if shadcn built notion"

@ibuildthecloud Effectively, it is a nice Pauser, I kind of enjoy it moving it around! Why? I have no clue, I just do! Other than happy face and pausing to moving it around, very useless thingy!

Can somebody please tell me the point of codex pets.

@jarekceborski then meh; which ever one

@yordisprieto none, this is not a concern at all

For LocalCan 3.0, should I change the default public URLs domain?

@ibuildthecloud @soloio_inc Being using it prod, really freaking cool tool! Leveraging in my homelab as well to expose all the MCPs

Like normal, the brilliant folks at @soloio_inc have created a really good asset with agent gateway agentgateway.dev

@jamilbk Oh maaaan .... 🥲

@yordisprieto There's definitely some kind if vibe happening here. Castro St hasn't seen this level of hustle and bustle since maybe... 2011

Sometimes, I do miss San Fransisco and Mountain View; but thinking about having kids, ask somebody else to trust and follow me, or maybe the tech scene not being the same, and taxes ... gives me anxiety. Am I missing anything? 🤷‍♂️ Is it worth it? 🤷‍♂️ 😭 Could somebody invite me to hack for a week? I pay my own stuff, just want to hack, and feel personally connected a bit!

Reading @rustlang macro_rules! is give me regex vibe ... I think there could be a major improvement taking inspiration from Zig comptime (best) or Elixir or anything but that the current implementation ...

@rbranson Still no enough for the Rust projects ... bump up to at least 8 or ideally 12

if you are worried about the LLMs rm -rf'ing your macbook's home directory smoove off, the easiest way to mitigate this is to buy a 4TB external usb hard drive for ~$200 and turn on time machine.

@raycast Will my setup break when I make the switch? 🥹

Do I suppose to be using @raycast 2.0? I actually can't tell 😭

@DavidKPiano @dok2001 @dillon_mulroy I created a "almost" production ready one that is more like "Durable Function" 😅 I can't decide if I hate it or not yet and end up in a class (don't tell the new generation about what class is! Let them be happy!)

@dok2001 @dillon_mulroy Durable Objects are an *implementation* of the best compute primitive for agents (a great actor implementation though)

Durable Objects are the best compute primitive for agents.

THIS!

1. Plan -> Codex (Me and the bois): create a PLAN.md, you will also work on splitting the work there. 2. Orchestrate/Manager -> Claude: Cron in a loop with a goal and follow up with the Workers from time to time 3. Execute/Worker -> Composer 2.5-Fast Cheap, fast, wrong most of the time, so hopefully the Manager helps helps See github.com/yordis/synara/… and give it a spin to `/agent-handoff` or whatever I called, somewhat bugy but you can see the idea. Moving the workload to T3Code version instead of Synara.

I didn't realize how important a "manager" agent was until I just went the day prompting the "manager" agent who then prompted real agents to work across all my projects. You need to be manager-agent-maxxing

@andrewqu Make me!

I don’t care how small your startup is If you have real users, you should be using feature flags

What if it's not skill issues, but AI is just bad?

@ibuildthecloud 1. Architecture 2. Components in the Architecture 3. Modules in the Components 4. Functions in the Modules 5. Algorithms in the Functions

How can you look at a piece of code and quickly understand what it is? What's the most optimal way to be able to learn a codebase?

Yeah, sorry, it was an orthogonal comparison. 😅 My point was that Go tends to express coordination through goroutines and channels, while other stacks tend to expose async boundaries through colored functions. I dislike the footguns of the former, but contagious coloring is not a good answer either.

@yordisprieto Agreed but non-colored functions is go have nothing to do with channels, it's that the language is fundamentally a variant of fibers. I/O yields by default.

After many years with go, I don't think channels are a big win. Sorry.