Fastpotify: four days, 620+ stars, 5500+ downloads, 13 releases.
Released the first version on Thursday. It's only Monday.
Let's go!
https://t.co/lUPfRKndom
@lazilyevaluated I’ve been thinking about other ways to collaborate with coding agents since last last year and came up with a Claude output style that mostly worked https://t.co/JC3lP9F4Np
Unfortunately I haven’t been able to apply that to other harnesses yet though
@jondkinney as an example of what just happened: I only have 1.19 available to install through omarchy pkg thingy, was curious what shipped after that and whether I should install from sources or not :)
@jondkinney nothing specific TBH, it's mostly for convenience. I've subscribed to repo releases and when I click to see what got shipped I see nothing in release notes 🙈
happy to try and contribute something that automates some of that based on PRs / commits
https://t.co/poxyyXXO7B
@jondkinney Tks for your work on this! But as I mentioned in a ticket we need release notes to get up to speed on all the cool stuff you’re shipping :)
@ollama Mind if I ask to get a “sponsorship” for my very own https://t.co/BraTc9bR4l? 😅
A token with “just enough credit” for a few CI runs per month should be enough TBH. I can pay for my plan when the time comes again (currently spending the month using OpenAI models only)
@timmoshu@nateberkopec Same here! I’m alternating between plain old zellij and bb, skipped herdr and the like for the web interface and had a blast.
Same @pidotdev vibes
@binsquares I love smol VMs btw, not planning on switching yet but this space exploded, I think a comparison page on smol docs would go a long way (not sure if it exists already)
@binsquares Hey! I’m hacking on some dev tooling with smol machines and a friend mentioned microsandbox to me. Haven’t checked yet but I wonder how smol VMs compare to it
https://t.co/gzRHBiLH0n
@sawyerhood bb was the first thing that made me consider leaving the terminal given how malleable it is, been using it for a week and loving it
My only complaint for it is that it’ll be hard to search online material for it, much like @pidotdev was on the early days 😆
For ten years I've run the same RFC process for how engineers make technical decisions. In just a few months, AI broke its foundational assumption that a good document meant research work
So I wrote an update for an AI world—as an RFC, obviously
https://t.co/fhMhqYtum4