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[Bek @miniyarov]

Have you used @bot yet? I’m actually impressed it handled almost all the flow to build and push this app to Apple App Store with least intervention of mine.

Take a look: A simplified way to track your water intake

https://t.co/j9TTQ27qSv

[DHH @dhh]

We're going to have to work much, MUCH harder to spend all those wonderful @AIatMeta tokens! Muse Spark 1.3 Contributor is unbelievably frugal. I've been chugging tokens at translations to get to 50 languages. Barely made a dent. Thanks again @alexandr_wang and team 🙏

[Alexandr Wang @alexandr_wang]

we just launched invite codes in @Muse !

if your friends use your invite code when signing up, both of you get 🎉1 BILLION TOKENS EACH🎉 for up to 20 friends!

and if you invite all 20 friends, you’ll get early access to our newest features (like 📞☎️🤫 and more!)

[Bek @miniyarov]

Today I asked how I can raise handlebar for my kids bike and it immediately marked on the picture where I should start.

And that’s one way of hundreds of hidden features inside @Muse

[Bek @miniyarov]

I have been using @Muse by @Meta since very early days when it was available for dogfooding. Frankly, it is so addictive and versatile that you can ask not just by text but also photos and muse will just point out exactly what you need to do. Show more…

[Bek @miniyarov]

vibe coding is now defacto at shopify

[tobi lutke @tobi]

I heard this internal memo of mine is being leaked right now, so here it is:

[Bek @miniyarov]

This looks promising for those who are using LiveKit Agents for Voice AI or similar.

Though cf had gateway for chat completions already. Check it out if you need some observability in API traffic.

[Cloudflare Developers @CloudflareDev]

We just launched Realtime WebSockets API with AI Gateway!

Build natural, real-time conversational AI experiences for voice agents—with full observability through AI Gateway.
It works with:
-OpenAI Realtime API
-Google Gemini Live API
-Cartesia (text & speech)
-ElevenLabs (speech)

Check out the changelog: https://t.co/u7hBGrPGHl

[Bek @miniyarov]

Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary

[Bek @miniyarov]

Neye göre artması bekleniyor bilemem ama adayların ürettiği kodu kendi mi yazdi vs yerine üretilen koddaki kararları değerlendirilmesi gerekir. AI ile üretildiyse bile aday bunu açıklayabilmeli. Followup sorulara da yol açar. Maalesef Live coding genelde dar bir alana odaklanır

[Emre Savcı @mstrYoda_]

Yapay zeka gelişmeleriyle beraber mülakatlarda “live coding” artması bekleniyor. Aday kişi verilen sorunu kendisi çözebiliyor mu emin olmanın çok az yöntemi kaldı.

[Bek @miniyarov]

vibe coders - any mcp for publishing expo dev builds to testflight? eas builds take ages with free plan. i guess better to use xcode but mcp would be nice addition to the stack

[Bek @miniyarov]

@felixge @PreslavMihaylov Right, my comparison was between how Go and Rust manage memory. In case of escape analysis I believe Rust defers to ownership, lifetime and manually defining where variables would live.

[Bek @miniyarov]

This is mostly true for optional values as well. packages that just start with zero values assuming the value but devs might simply miss and try hours debugging. Causes yet another implicit bug besides the null.

[kei @thelissimus]

Go's zero values were a mistake. It is even worse than just having a NULL. Now you have to care both about nil pointers AND zero values.

It makes initializing/mapping structs a thing to worry about because you might just miss a field and it won't tell you. You need an external linter to catch that.

It forces library authors to make retarded decisions too, such as in the case with the picrel: required and gte=0 contradict each other. required for float64 checks if it is not a zero. This is utter retarded. But what could library authors do? Nothing. They can't combat the language. You can't imagine how much I love fixing other Gophers' such bugs.

It is even more retarded than JS's undefined and null (in JS a field can be in 3 states: present and null, present and undefined, not present and undefined because of it). At least in JS you will have a clue that the value is not present.

[Bek @miniyarov]

And if you have revolut premium, you can get perplexity pro for £7.99 including nordvpn tinder plus and some other subs

[Cameron Stow @cameronstow]

Perplexity now has:

✅ Claude 3.7 Sonnet
✅ GPT-4o
✅ o3-mini
✅ DeepSeek R1 (US hosted)
✅ R1 1776 (PPLX uncensored R1)
✅ Gemini 2.0 Flash
✅ Sonar
✅ Perplexity Deep Research
✅ Grok-2

All for a $20 Pro subscription.

[Bek @miniyarov]

Exciting times for mobile app development. Both https://t.co/54PlNqEQfy and replit are smashing it: https://t.co/ldhVA2RyND and https://t.co/P5FDNYNaAF

#mobiledev #expo #ai

[Bek @miniyarov]

@UmedzhonIzbasar Just as we were discussing this dropped in: https://t.co/ldhVA2RyND

[Bek @miniyarov]

wow. replit has figured it out how to write mobile apps by vibe coding

[Amjad Masad @amasad]

Announcing Native Mobile App support on Replit.

Now you can build iOS and Android apps that you can take all the way to the App Store without writing any code, powered by Replit Assistant.

This is early access—full Agent support coming soon!

[Bek @miniyarov]

@UmedzhonIzbasar Oh my bad. I must have confused it with Cordova. However, you are right, looks like NativeScript is as native as Expo/RN can be.

[Bek @miniyarov]

@UmedzhonIzbasar Unfortunately, bolt only produces NativeScript (not mobile native) so not that great. But Replit is using Expo which uses React Native and hence some native mobile extentions are used.

[Bek @miniyarov]

@bentossell Indeed, 99% generated code is great for what one prompts, that 1% though might need technical touch. However, this is certainly going down soon by the current pace of AI improvements.