Jacob Neterer

My cross platform app went live yesterday! What an amazing experience developing with @Ionicframework and @capacitorjs And @UserbaseHQ for end-to-end encryption is an awesome service. Go check it out! bookshelftracker.com

@kenwheeler Grew up on this at my grandparents house. Nostalgic. Still my favorite type of Coke!

who’s ready for crash out tweets

@jessegenet @obsdmd @openclaw I’ve found your videos and tweets insightful, thanks for sharing all you’re doing with openclaw and agents! Have you found limitations with using base mode Mac minis? Or are you buying upgraded models? What’s your ideal specs for running agents on Mac minis?

Seeing the compounding effects of homeschool workflows I set my agents up with @obsdmd 3 months ago now 🤯 My @openclaw made this beautiful report about our spring break and sent it autonomously to the grandparents and my husband 🤩 Feels great to get past bugs to results!

@shl How do you ensure code quality once teams start leveraging coding agents?

Code quality matters

@simonsarris A child

What did you create this year?

@thekitze Magnatiles are a cheat code for parents

yesterday my 2yo built her first house from magnatiles and i cannot be more proud... my little builder 😭

@mattragland My problem is transferring notes or simple todos from week to week or month to month. This has kept me digital for a while, but I long for a paper solution!

Been playing around with a simple one-page planner the past couple weeks. Fold it up 4 ways gives you 8 boxes. That's enough for... 1 for goals 5 weekdays 1 for notes 1 for review I can keep this in my pocket or on my desk, easy to see 👀 Simplify, simplify, simplify 🙏

Because we needed another social app for mindless scrolling that provides no actual value to users.

Is Dak the real deal?

Never buying boxed risotto again. Just needed to watch a few Marco Pierre White videos.

Homemade Parmesan Risotto from scratch, roasted mushrooms, and chicken.

Everything man-made, even the most mundane, originates from someone's thought.

Hard to imagine Cloudflare is only 15 years old. Such a great product!

Firstborn daughters are so reliable. Getting my kids ready for bed… Me: “Where are your sister’s pajamas?” 4-year-old daughter: “Under the pillows in the white chair by your office.” Kids are a cheat code!

This sounds responsible

@kenwheeler Waiting for the day when I stop getting offers to buy the "undeveloped land" my house is sitting on

there should be a service where if a realtor writes me a letter about selling my home that it burns it and sends them a polaroid of my genitals

i unsubscribed from every subscription, every newsletter, every text, everything. declared email bankruptcy. turned on call screening for unknowns. i’m reclaiming my peace

@kenwheeler Orange is alpha

mfs hating on the orange phone can’t comprehend how clean it pairs with the sitka jacket

@kenwheeler Sick

what did you think i wasn’t gonna get the orange one

@patrickc @jespervega That would explain how clunky Chrome felt today!

If you use Chrome and have upgraded to macOS Tahoe, disable "experimental prediction for scroll events" at chrome://flags to make it not feel like you just downgraded to a RAM-starved Windows 98 PC. (Thank you, @jespervega!)

@levelsio As someone who loves building but has limited time , I’ve found the simpler the stack the better to maintain long term

Obviously this is related to my stack which is PHP and vanilla JS, so it doesn't need any updates Ubuntu sometimes needs an update and reboot but that's it, and almost never

Legitimate question back: Why do you need to "manage" a site you make once and then just works? Why does it need management? It's a computer program not a human? If you open Microsoft Word on your computer, it just runs forever, it doesn't need management, why would it? Write software that just keeps running and working? I never understand why people who work in computing which by definition is automation can't see why programs and websites and apps should just keep running without human intervention Obviously if I touch the code, add a feature, I will create new bugs, which I then fix But generally if I don't touch the code, my projects just keep running forever without any of my involvement

Wow who knew this would happen?