Hot take: Terminal agents are a dead-end. While terminals, the TTY interface, is key for operators, it's backwards to lock the UX into the terminal. www.youtube.com/watch?v=MXOP...

How is it possible that Azure takes longer than AWS to bring up a Windows VM? 🙈

We have 🤖 AI notetakers in meetings but continue to silo know-how every time we close terminals. Not just the how but also the why and what. Sign up for beta access to visr.sh: it's like as if Granola AI and #tmux had a kid.

What if it isn't productivity gains in every day things that's driving ChatGPT? Perhaps ChatGPT's popularity is a natural extension of the para-social relationship folks have developed with tech. Facebook's site helps you "connect" with your friends. Now the "site" has become your friend?

Deploy a vanilla react app (e.g. with vite) with an /api folder containing some cloud functions to @vercel.com. Forgo the @nextjs.org dance. Thank me later.

Mezgroni 🥃? There’s got to be a better name for a Mezcal Negroni. One week sample from the barrel 🪵 is excellent 🤯.

You and I are gonna live forever 🎶 #oasis

Sometimes Javascript is just killing me.

Name one good reason why I shouldn’t keep my iPhone in Low Power Mode permanently.

I have to give I to the backpacks made by peakdesign.com. They don’t just look sleek. They continue to save the day. Look how effortlessly I strapped it to the motobike on my impromptu Provonce 🇫🇷 road trip. Viola!

Marseille is an excellent place to visit. It’s vibrant, eclectic, beautiful, and full of interesting cuisines 🍲🐟. Can’t say no to a Bouillabaisse even on a hot August day!

Monaco 🇲🇨 is a reverse Las Vegas. In Vegas the glitz is fake and the fun is real. Draw your own conclusions 😆.

The best the Liguria’s Genova has to offer. - Fish with ground garbanzo bean flour chips - Pesto Genovese, invented here Yummys 😋

AI-powered coding at 34,000ft in #Cursor: no problem ✈️. Contrary to the laptop charger that keeps falling out of outlet 🤦🏻‍♂️.

If the rumors are true and Coca Cola will release their own cane sugar version to compete with Mexicoke will we call it Coke Cane? Asking for a friend.

Released software from the backseat of a driverless Waymo ✅

Great post on the state of #AI markets by @eladgil.bsky.social. blog.eladgil.com/p/ai-market-...

It's remarkable how successful #AWS is given that everything's so unnecessary difficult.

Whoever picks the 🎶 music on #Euphoria is a genius.

Big Befuddled Bill that burdens babies, boys, bright bachelors, beautiful brides, budding builders, broke borrowers, betrayed by boomer bureaucracy. And when I say "boomer bureaucracy", I mean Congress.

Just shy of two decades, I can call myself a dual-citizen 🇩🇪🇺🇸 today. Thanks, Uncle Sam 🎉

Vibe code your app in a couple of hours and spend a week deploying it. Sounds about right. www.youtube.com/watch?v=LCEm...

Blows my mind how many cultures run on Nescafé ☕️

Two weeks of barrel aging commenced. Here’s the final product: Black Manhattan 🍸. I love how it turned out.

The Inversion of Control movement decoupled implementations from interfaces in software design, circa 2002. A similar mindset shift in #cloud infra is overdue. The "push" paradigm has to shift to "pull" to get out of #developers way. Infra mgmt epitomizes "push" sliding YAMLs under your workloads.

Another edition of the soda plus a splash of fortified wine! Today it’s Sherry. The same Sherry that spent two weeks aging in an oak barrel. Tasty 😋!

After 15d of seasoning with cream sherry, the barrel is ready for aging Black Manhattan. This should take anywhere up to 15d with sampling every other day to avoid too much oak flavor.

In case you missed it, celebrating 🇲🇽 Cinco de Mayo or Int'l Labor Day: Visit @dagger.io's blog to learn how the team at @runme.dev untangled Bash and YAML in hashtag #DevOps pipelines, replacing them with clear statements composed of nouns and verbs. dagger.io/blog/substit...

My favorite new low ABV drink is a Faux Americano. It’s really just a good splash of sweet vermouth with soda water. No Campari.

All egresses and ingresses plugged on this barrel full of sherry. Ready to breeze right through a SOCs review, just like a good ol’ #Kubernetes cluster. Two weeks of seasoning is starting now to get it ready to age some cocktail 🍸.

After rinsing you fill the barrel with water to seal it. It’s like: kubectl apply -f agua.yaml Takes ~48h to finish 😆.

This is what a 1 liter oak barrel for home-aging spirits looks like. What’s funny about the 1L is that it’s displacing not holding liquid.

Looking forward to JS/TS tooling with true concurrency and near-native speed. The memory consumption of building something like "VS Code" is staggering.

Integration tests for specific versions, including pre-releases, are now easy! Previously, it required special file placements and specific operation orders to avoid overwriting the file. ### Exported in runme.dev as KernelBinary RunmeKernel | link-release --version v3.13.2-rc.2 $TARGET_PLATFORM

Here's the first successful completion of the unit and integration pipeline running in GitHub Actions. github.com/runmedev/vsc... The ENV is completely portable with @runme.dev's direnv support. Tests are aware of PRs, so the shell calls an extra "gha-job" @dagger.io function to pass metadata.

First successful pass of @runme.dev's e2e test suite running fully @dagger.io-ized. This is no easy feat, it's running VS Code (aka Chromium) inside of Virtual X Frame Buffer (vxfb), literally mimicking user actions leveraging @webdriver.io. It's a one-liner now. gist.github.com/sourishkrout...

Software #documentation nihilism is absurd; especially in the middle. 🤔 X-axis, as in "junior, over senior, to staff/principal". Thanks for the inspiration, @jeremy.lewi.us. I couldn't help but make a meme.

Did you know @runme.dev natively supports #DotEnv and #Direnv? Makes it super simple to leverage your project's existing environment configuration. More in the docs: docs.runme.dev/configuratio...

It's incredibly satisfying to roll a deploy of a docs website on that local #Kubernetes cluster you haven't touched in a long time, and it just works. Just kidding, it never works 🤣. What works is Workload Identity that does not discriminate between Humans and Machines. runme.dev/blog/typed-e...

Building @runme.dev, we've dreamed of a Cloud-Native Shell—leverage everything great about the command line while effortlessly transcending any single machine. That's @dagger.io Shell. Express artifacts, builds, and AI agents "Code as Docs™️" style with Runme for Dagger: docs.runme.dev/guide/dagger

That's a bit aggressive, no?

Waiting for "git pull" to finish on "homebrew-core" repo gives you time to pull 10 espresso shots from my Barista Express. Including cleaning the espresso maker thoroughly in between. Love homebrew, though! I really do.

I am surprised how far I have gotten just using Cursor's trial plan.

Retire all your YAML! Be there or be square.

Gotta give it to @windsurfai.bsky.social... the centrally overlaid command palette is much better. It's just too easy to overlook VS Code's top anchored UX elements.

The VS Code platform & extension, being the Chromium of IDE, is a bit of a dream come true. Competitors can now stand out with key UX details and productivity features, with AI integration being the most hyped. @runme.dev just works across @windsurfai.bsky.social, Cursor.com, and VS Code flavors.

Hot off the @runme.dev press, native #direnv support! While still deactivated by default, it will become enabled out-of-the-box once it holds up in real-world repos. Looking good. It won't be long.

Waiting for the LLM Copilot or Agent to generate code has become the new equivalent of "the compiler is running". Watching it work in real-time, while slow, is cool.

The fact that it is so effortless to switch between Code, Cursor (running @runme.dev), Coder, Codespaces, etc., proves that the VS Code project is factually the Chromium of IDEs. When building an IDE, you better differentiate beyond the core experience of editor, terminal, LSP, and extensions.

It's odd how #direnv has a neutral state when it first encounters a new .envrc'd directory. Once you ran allow or deny, you can't go back using the CLI. To restore neutral, a "direnv reset" would be helpful. The only other option is monkeying with direnv state files.