Kyle Visner

If we are going to live in technofeudalism, let’s be technovikings

@orphcorp Just wait until he finds out about the car wash

dishwashers are insane because they're like claude code for clean dishes

Coding using multi-agent workflows feels like being a CEO whose having project status meetings every 15 minutes

@SenatorCantwell @SoundTransit 40 minutes is actually not very good….

The completion of @SoundTransit light rail across Lake Washington is a historic moment for the region. And just in time for the World Cup! This expanded service will integrate Seattle with the Eastside. In 40 minutes, commuters will be able to get from downtown Seattle to a job in Redmond and it will provide an affordable traffic-free option for getting to the airport or future Sonics games. The economy of the Puget Sound is bigger than the economies of 36 entire states – expanded light rail will help ensure it remains a place where people want to live, innovate, and work into the future.

@alexwtlf May I introduce you to wire fraud

Are you guys crazy? Wtf are you building to get banned from Claude Code?

@mcuban It’s also that 80% of the game is often irrelevant. They play for an hour, and the last 2 minutes of game time devolves into fouling and clock management. Then they finish with a score of 65-63 or something like that. What is the first 80% even for?

It’s not the stoppages. It’s actual game play. Is March Madness or any college game less enjoyable at 40 minutes ? What about the Olympics ? The NFL is about 15 minutes of actual play time and the rest talking heads and it’s the most watchable sport. That’s not an accident

@konnydev It’s a balancing act, if you have no ideas and you just ask customers what they want, you won’t produce anything innovative. At the same time, you need to validate that the idea you have solves a real problem.

Startups fail because founders chase ideas instead of customers. Change my mind.

@Ohfoohy @mcuban You need to actually think about how to dismantle and replace the parts without completely disrupting people’s ability to receive care

@Ohfoohy @mcuban Because burning it all down and having chaos for a decade would potentially kill millions of people….

Let me help rephrase for you Bernie. Need a loan for college so you can party for a semester and drop out? Taxpayers will loan you money for it. Need an SBA loan for your business ? Taxpayers will guarantee it. For a house ? Taxpayers will guarantee it. And local gov will give you money for your first down payment ! Get sick or are in an accident and you can’t afford your deductible, insurance company denied prescribed care or are uninsured ? You are on your own 😤 Let me add Bernie, the one debt not a single one of us will ever pay off till the day we die ? Our health insurance premiums And before you go in and on about single payer, ask @claudeai to take a look at your proposed Single Payer legislation. You want the Sec of HHS to run it. You can’t have a political appointee run an apolitical position And you expect every provider and doctor to accept whatever rate is set by Medicare. Big hospitals don’t know their costs. They couldn’t do a BOM for any procedure. They have negligible transparency. If they don’t know their costs, and you don’t know their costs, how is it possible for taxpayers, caregivers and patients to get a fair deal ? And the concept of “every other country does it “ ignores the fact that they all converted decades and decades ago, long before you and your peers allowed the extreme vertical integration we face now. Which leads to the question. @BernieSanders , why have you not advocated for the Break Up Big Medicine Bill ?

Anyone else struggling to use their todo app all of a sudden because with AI, I get too many tasks done per day?

This! Architects don’t frame up their own buildings. Mechanical engineers don’t typically machine parts. It was a unique quirk of history that we were the engineers and implementers of our designs.

@noor36758 Our CTO doesn’t like frameworks. Can you do it in vanilla JavaScript?

I'm a frontend developer, scare me with one word

@kevinrose What about billiards?

well, I just maxed out my claude max plan -- can't use it again until Tuesday, what does one do?

@hthieblot I like to garden, video games are also in the mix if it’s dark or raining

Founders: What's the one thing you do to relax? For me, it was always playing video games 🎮

@UselessTreasure @trikcode Well… I did write firmware for 8 years 😂

@KVisner @trikcode Test harness I haven't used that phrase since age of old. Now we're using tests within the frameworks . Think unit, nunit, pytest, and so on. I guess it works if you're talking about something that's legacy, hardware, and maybe embedding.

Vibe coding creates a dangerous illusion: You think you built it. You think you understand it. You push to production. Your users find the bugs you never could. Because you can't debug what you didn't write.

One of the nice parts of being on the West Coast, normally someone has woken up, broken stuff, and someone else has fixed it, before I come online

@t_blom End of 2026? I suspect early stage startups will have no engineering salaries until they get substantial revenue, so their spend on engineering salaries will be $0 vs a $100 dollar claude max subscription. 😂

By the end of 2026, I predict token spend will be greater than engineering salaries at early stage startups.

@UselessTreasure @trikcode What is?

@KVisner @trikcode That's a vibe term write there. Sheesh

X Hustle Culture: "If you aren't coding on Sundays, what are you even doing?" Als X Hustle Culture: "Why isn't anyone having kids anymore?"

@JeromeFosterII The biggest issue with urban trees is that it can take 40 years to grow a big tree, and what we need out of our urban spaces often evolves faster than that. Don't get me wrong, I love trees, but they aren't some magic solution to all our problems.

Cities are burning in summer & trees are one of the simplest and most effective solutions, because: They can lower urban temperatures by at least 5°C