Your unfriendly neighborhood bad coder. Love brewing my own coffee, building my own mechanical keebs, rebuilding the wheel again n again. Godfather of 3 cats.
Dhaka, Bangladesh
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TIL t3code can play games! is this my signal to play DOOM on it? 👀 @theo new game engine when?
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Introducing Graphical.
It's a simple, powerful, and fun tool to design visual languages, style components, and work with coding agents to create interfaces that look memorable and feel unique.
I hope you'll check it out at graphicalui.com!
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Kudos to @adib_builds for the launch 🙏🏻 Godspeed sire 🔥🚀
Meet Atlas. One app for every coding agent you use.
Run any coding agent you want, side by side, and swap them whenever you like.
Every session is saved, and every commit links back to the prompt that made it.
Your agents share one memory, so you stop explaining your project twice.
Runs on your machine. Open source. Free during alpha.
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Can't believe that Dario, Elon, Sam, Theo and I all agree on this.
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This is the relevant section of my CLAUDE.md
I'll be real - I haven't read it much. Just vibed out what I was looking for with Fable, and had it confirm it can use Codex for the things I care about
I still find Codex to be WAY better at computer use, verification of UI/UX work, and generally more efficient at execution on well spec'd work
Minmaxing this has genuinely been really fun for me and I'm loving the outputs I've been getting.
I was throwing away ~50% of my end-to-end agent-driven PRs before building this workflow. I haven't had to close a single one today :)
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regarding agent memory, I'm realizing:
I never want anything loaded automatically. no loading yesterday's memories etc (AGENTS.md is different, not memory)
I don't want chronological memories. I want topical memories grouped based on what I'm doing
I want to be explicit about it generally, especially saving but also reading. some automatic reading based on me switching "into" a topic might make sense
most thing I see don't really fit what I want
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Just got interfacecraft.dev sub yesteday, absolutely loving it so far, will share some stuff I've been cooking soon. Such good content, crazy work from @joshpuckett 🫡
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Fellow engineers / designers / founders - what are the tools are you using/choosing (and loving) in 2026? 🤔
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Absolutely love this... What if it was also usable in an org setup? 👀
Built a markdown CMS inspired by @leerob's post.
- @convex backend for real-time updates
- @Netlify hosting with instant deploys
- Clean markdown editing experience
- Copy as markdown for pages and blog posts
Demo + code: markdowncms.netlify.app
Repo: github.com/waynesutton/markd…
Fork and enjoy.
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working on my portfolio, wanted to make some pixel animations but based on SVG - now I'm making the tool for the making the animation :v no vibe coding after a long time, feels pretty great as a day's work. pardon the hoarde of UX issues though hehe. let's see where this goes 🤞
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All running on a $5 VPS
Congratulations to our merchants on another record breaking Black Friday. LFG
→ Merchants total Black Friday sales were $6.2 billion, up 25% YoY
→ Edge peaked at 489 million requests per minute. App servers handled a peak of 117 million requests per minute, up 40% from last year
→ Shopify’s egress processed 237 billion requests
→ Peak database queries reached over 53 million per second and writes reached over 2 million per second
→ API processed over 31 million requests per minute at peak
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If you've ever seen someone tweet some cool shader and thought "I don't really even know what a shader is and at this point I'm too afraid to ask" - I've written something just for you.
makingsoftware.com/chapters/…
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