@mitsuhiko Tmux has been in my muscle memory since rxvt days on Linux. Iβm using ghostty now on mac. Deep down I know ghostty can do all I needed from tmux, and probably can do better; but, Iβve stayed in my comfort zone. Thanks for the wake-up call! Iβll ditch tmux and just use ghostty
Tired of hitting the 5-hour wall in 15 mins? https://t.co/IWXvO3aCu1 is a pi extension to automatically routes each turn to the right LLM tier: expensive models for planning, cheap ones for coding and formatting.
Install: `pi install npm:@yeliu84/pi-model-router`
HeatSync v1 works, but itβs still pain to use β downloading 6+ heat sheets, entering the same swimmer name over and over.
HeatSync v2 fixes that. paste the meet URL, enter the name, done. Bonus: it gets faster the more people on your team use it πββοΈ
https://t.co/V3eLWYaBGK
Been using OpenClaw for a few days. Had to switch back to vanilla Claude Code for work today.
Why does it feel like going from smartphone back to rotary phone? π
I built a web app in 4 days that turns swim meet heat sheets into calendar reminders π
I was at my kid's swim meet, trying to work between events, terrified I'd miss their race π°
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Heck! I'm a developer, make things easier is what I do! So I wrapped the idea into a simple web app:
πββοΈ HeatSync! https://t.co/GJ8jAm6t41
1. Upload heat sheet PDF (or paste URL)
2. Enter swimmer name
3. One-click export to calendar
4. Bookmark and/or share the events link
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