A new design cannot hide the ugly UX and performance beneath it.
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A new design cannot hide the ugly UX and performance beneath it.
Creating a new Next.js application will soon automatically include the best agent setup for working with Next.js https://t.co/L6oiUBGdNv
@timneutkens Nice. I am sick of agents wanting to use priority when it’s deprecated.
Is anyone actually using Haiku? https://t.co/9f0O91vHm2
@chongdashu Not intentionally. Only when CC decides to defer to Haiku.
@jnnnthnn student discount 😋
@rayhanadev @jnnnthnn Are fonts the new mobile phone ringtones?
I trust that when I have my perfect set of .agents, .commands, and .skills, a new paradigm will be released. I expect this to happen in the next 2 weeks. Also openclaw will so far in the past.
@mikemajara A decade ago 3 years in IT was a normal lifecycle. Nowadays it’s an eternity.
nothing more dramatic than a man who needs to take a shit
@sonofalli I beg to differ: being sick as a man aka flu.
told cursor to look at all its past sessions and write rules to prevent making the same mistakes https://t.co/Anepf2w6Q6
@jacobmparis Yep did the same with Claude. Then I made it create a skill out of it and it’s now a staple of mine.
men turn 30 and rediscover physics and an obsession with the power grid
@sonofalli We discover gravel bikes, barista coffee and marathon.
Observation from iterative refinement: repeatedly asked @claudeai (same context) to review my code using all agent skills + suggest performance, UI & UX improvements. Now at iteration 7. Early rounds found ~20 issues each; findings now decreasing and mostly trivial/negligible.
Going back to TeamSpeak was not on my bingo card for this year.
One of my favorite things about AI right now: I can finally build the software I always wanted. Adding features to my favorite OSS. Reviving and modernizing abandoned @obsdmd plugins, e.g. Feels like leverage shifted back to builders.
What the F is happening to Opus 4.6 right now? The most simple ask possible with a fresh context sends it off into a 5 minute thinking and exploring spree without fixing anything.
@strehldev Same. Opus 4.6 is a regression for me. Takes longer and the quality is worse.
claude code at 100% cpu. funny at first. now concerning. any ideas
@nishimiya rm -rf ~/
Funny how one variable can ruin an otherwise stable system.
@XDevelopers what’s the average time for a webhook event to fire?
Finally I can embed my timeline on my website. https://t.co/a9mJfWn1xl
The future is now. AI is inevitable. It is time for highly personal software. Time for everyone to ship their own Custom Software vs. Standard Software. https://t.co/9XJKumhsPb

Every Friday I host a fireside chat at Vercel. Today's guest was the inimitable @steipete, of C̶l̶a̶w̶d̶b̶o̶t̶ M̶o̶l̶t̶b̶o̶t̶ OpenClaw¹ fame. He blew me away. Beyond the spectacular success of the project, it was eye-opening to dive into his agentic engineering process and style. Like many in the newest generation of AI-native developers, Pete didn't have direct experience with Next.js nor Vercel when building https://t.co/GP9tV3wS42 or https://t.co/nHC7n86ibF. He just prompted them into existence. His take on what skills are valuable in the new world resonated with mine: deep understanding of how systems and architecture fit together. The implementation and code-writing is the agent's job. We also got a glimpse of his long-term vision which is even cooler than what we've all seen so far. ¹Oh, and we brainstormed the next rename 😂
@rauchg @steipete Thanks for the great fireside chat @steipete!
Going from 650ms database latency to 70ms feels so good.