Building Zeus SDR. Daily driving Omarchy. Amateur radio, vibe coding, software development, and life at the workbench. Sharing what works—and what breaks.
@RezOtaku@nzargLenny A 2015 MacBook still doing useful work in 2026 is good to see. I'm on an XPS 16 with Omarchy. How are the trackpad and suspend behaving on yours?
@O_Piekielniak The bar filling up is a good problem to have. I like being able to tuck away the occasional tools without removing them. Does the drawer remember which icons you stashed after a restart?
What's on your network—and which ports are open?
I built Port Doctor to make that visible from the Omarchy bar. It's now live in the plugin store!
Free + open source. Try it: https://t.co/BTXhbtBBmC
#Omarchy#Linux
@flyawayzephyr60@dhh Same boat, but Macs are headless for me now. Daily driver is Omarchy. Aerospace is still a solid bridge when you have to keep a Mac around.
I've been running @typesafeai's Jev inside my actual dev loop this week. Not as a code generator. As a judgment layer that sits between "I think this is done" and "I'm handing this to a maintainer."
It keeps catching things I would have shipped.
1. It caught me lying in my own PR body. I'd written "551 tests passing." After a rebase the real number was 609. Jev scored that claim at 0.75 and flagged the mismatch against my recorded output. That's a stale number I would have handed a maintainer as a current fact.
2. It talked me out of my own refactor. I wanted to extract a phone matcher into a clean new module. Jev said extract, confidence 1.0, but quietly flagged scope at 0.38. I fed it the evidence that the repo's existing tests reach directly into that module's internals, and it inverted its own answer to a two line alias fix at 0.99 confidence. That was the right call. The elegant version would have forced edits to tests and docs I don't own, inside a PR with three named fixes in it.
3. It triaged a scary CI warning correctly. Green Windows E2E job, ugly cache cleanup warning. Jev called it runner cleanup rather than product failure. I checked it against the actual logs. It was right.
The pattern I'd pass on: feed it the constraint evidence, not just the design options. Its first answer flagged its own doubt at 0.38 and I ignored it. Its second answer, with the real state of the repo in hand, was correct.
The PR merged. Fewer bugs, and fewer confident wrong claims in my write ups, which is the failure mode I actually worry about.
#Jev #AI #BuildInPublic #DevTools #VibeCoding #Omarchy
I installed Zeus Link directly on my ANAN G2’s Raspberry Pi 5—and it’s working really well!
My G2 has no built-in screen. The monitor in this demo is connected directly to the radio.
I’m tweaking performance today. Imagine this on a G2 Ultra’s built-in display!
Watch the demo: https://t.co/5eJ9loer9Y
#ANANG2 #ZeusSDR
Omarchy has changed what I put up with on my computer.
I’ve built audio controls and a terminal launcher with AI agents. Small fixes for things that kept getting in my way.
What’s one thing on your desktop you wish you could fix today?
#Omarchy#AIAgents
One click. FT8.
Here’s Zeus SDR in action at my station. A 32 second look at the FT8 interface and waterfall.
Would you try this with your radio?
https://t.co/Lo1ivCzXXV
#FT8#HamRadio#ZeusSDR