walde

founding product engineer @ finto (yc s25) | I got an unhealthy and deep obsession over how products feel

[walde @chiefwalde]

@quasa0 @marckohlbrugge @Hetzner_Online linear

[walde @chiefwalde]

@rsdgpt full access to everything, helps with debugging so much

[walde @chiefwalde]

@mnowakdesign Very clean, reminds me a lot of apple 🤩

[walde @chiefwalde]

@benln @tibor_tee Munich!!!

[walde @chiefwalde]

@jamesm @mindcloudhq james always reminding us that there are levels to it

[walde @chiefwalde]

@Stormi_luv Her Loss

[walde @chiefwalde]

@jniz4president 2 cars in the back 2 in the front u know what I’m saying?

[⚡️NEVERDOOMPRO⚡️ @NEVERDOOMPRO]

Congratulations, you just got blessed with another day to win.
NEVER DOOM.

[walde @chiefwalde]

@DevaBuilds Its the better product + harness. Smoother UX, cloud agents are the way to go forward, instead of having them run on your own machine, its very easy to set up cloud environments in Cursor, I really like the automations and Composer2.5-fast is really good aswell

[walde @chiefwalde]

cursor is still the best product for this

use beautiful stuff to build beautiful stuff

[Kieran Klaassen @kieranklaassen]

stop obsessing over which model to use.

They're all great. The app is what shapes your thinking. Pick the one that makes you reach for it.

[walde @chiefwalde]

Excited to see how u will make it even better!

Just because it looks so delightful to use, and I can be sure that you thought about the user experience a lot, I will definitely use it for my next sideproject

using beautiful products while trying to build my own beautiful product helps so much

[walde @chiefwalde]

@_heyrico This is the way!! refuse to ship anything mediocre

[walde @chiefwalde]

finally got around to try @conductor_build

really liking it so far, especially since i was constantly swapping between codex and claude code(desktop app), having both in one interface and being able to swap is just sooo good

excited to try it further 🫡

[walde @chiefwalde]

5.6 is finally good at frontend??👀

[OpenAI @OpenAI]

Building apps has never been easier.

With Sites, Codex can turn your work, ideas, and plans into an interactive website or app your team can explore, use, and share with a URL.

Rolling out to Business and Enterprise plans, before expanding more broadly.

[walde @chiefwalde]

@kr0der I am using swift for maximum user delight with animations&transitions and nativeness, but yeah the simulator is meh

[walde @chiefwalde]

@kr0der will try! have you shipped any iOS app or just playing around?

[walde @chiefwalde]

great day to have a three ticket richie on your hand

[walde @chiefwalde]

Its for sure not "solved", that I do agree with, and especially when it comes to designing the architecture of user-facing code (e.g. abstract, re-useable components, state, etc) I have to manually instruct the agents to follow certain guidelines

But I'd argue that its no worse than the average senior engineer pre-AI.

When it comes to making bad architectural choices: Context, skills and established patterns matter a lot, you really need to prevent the model from having to make too many decisions, this is why things like /grill-me by @mattpocockuk are so great, they force you to think about what you are trying to achieve and communicate it to the agent.

Without that, its the wild west and I would not trust the code either, but maybe we will get there in the future

[walde @chiefwalde]

@jonathan_wilke @linear this will happen and I am super excited for it, they truly know and understand how ambitious product teams should and want to operate

@linear 🫶