Ship in days, not weeks. I've heard it a thousand times. I've said it myself. I still struggle to do it. The knowing is not doing.

The future of news: • Personalized • AI-curated • Cron-scheduled

Replies spark ideas. Ideas spark posts. Posts spark replies. The cycle starts with engagement.

AI: “Should I add it to yaml file and commit?” Me using voice-to-text: “Yes, Jamel and Komet”

Business idea: Coding Cafe Charge per token. Coffee is free.

My AI usage: Day: • coding • debugging • building Night: • drafting • research • analysis Run Cron jobs at night. Maximize what you pay for.

If you want deterministic agents, use three roles: • Orchestrator • Executor • Validator

Stop paying for SaaS. Start building personal software.

X API is the worst. It's expensive and hard rate limited. Adding 250 people to a list: • Cost: $2.50 • Time: 8.5 hours WTF.

Save yourself some money and buy domain at Cloudflare right away instead of transferring them later.

I switched back to Opus 4.5. I would rather have double the iterations than minimal more precision. Opus 4.6 is much too token hungry.

me yesterday: "Don't build a X scheduler @openclaw killed it" me today: "I'm building an X scheduler for agents" The glass can be half full or half empty for you

Talking to AI on my phone: • Natural • Easy • Nobody cares Talking to AI on my laptop: • Weird • Slightly embarrassing • Can only do it alone It's all just a habit.

The vibe coders clock

My token usage 80% planning 20% implementing At first it felt wrong. Then I realized — that's exactly how good work happens. Thorough plan. Clean execution.

Simplicity is king. A complex project scaffold might look nice, but it's actually just adding unnecessary weight.

I switch from Wispr Flow to Superwhisper free tier without friction. As a user, that’s great. As a business, that’s scary.

Joined the club. Got NanoClaw now

Currently, @openai does a lot of things right. let's see how long it lasts

that moment when agents are prompt injection themself about pre-existing failed test so they don't have to fix them

Me trying to set a payment method for a fresh in @google after redirect from Gemini dashboard. Then realizing it switched accounts during redirect and I setup payment for my personal account not the one from the Gemini dashboard I was conning from.

natural language is at the same time amazing and so bad to interface with LLMs

Got myself a Mac Mini 🙄 But… not for @moltbot I used to run Ralph loops and similar long running tasks in an isolated VM on my MacBook. This had two major issues for me: 1. I could not close the lid 2. It was eating up resources

Had to use CDK for some MLOps stuff. It’s soooo slow compared to sst/pulumi

IMO 5.2 Codex is beating Opus 4.5

Handling 5 tmux sessions, 7 agent conversations and 2 toddlers is just to much for my brain.

the 2026 equivalent of tracking git with git is building ralph tools with ralph loop

I started a fresh project to explore long running, independent workflows. The bigger the project grows and the smaller the changes are an agent makes compared to the total code, the better are the results. It makes sense to put in the manual work to get a good starting point

TDD sees a major comeback in my agentic workflows

working with gsd and ralph feels like working with a coworker that read every documentation but just doesn't get what the product is supposed to do

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Anyone having `Error: Token refresh failed: 401` in opencode? `opencode auth logout` and reconnect does the trick

new project comming

Before agents, I never had that well tested code.

Compared to OpenCode, the Claude Code TUI is horrible.

While experimenting with the Ralph Loop, I found GSD. Pretty cool but Claude Code only at the moment. Right now, 3 agents are executing the plans for first phase of my new project in parallel. Let’s see what comes out of that… stay posted. github.com/glittercowbo...

catppucin mocha > tokyo night

in 2023 i went from neovim to cursor. going back now. opencode is great and keeping the neovim config maintained is easier than ever.

in general 1. carrot > stick. offer a better reality. 2. do not blame people for not making the choices you did with your priorities and freedoms. this goes for a lot, including: - tech + vendor choice - sponsorship + funding

Small experiments > big plans.

Preventing the vendor locking will be done by feet. It’s in our hands if @anthropic.com did a successful move or not. Since coding is currently the only real business case of genAI, our impact could be quite big.

Apparently Anthropic is cracking down on third party agents using the stolen Claude Code OAuth client key to support Claude Max subscriptions. Crush just removed it (after receiving notice from Anthropic), and it also explains why OpenCode are launching OpenCode Black (their own flat fee sub).

Neat!

It is time → effect.institute. 2026, the year of 𝚎𝚏𝚏𝚎𝚌𝚝. I'm extremely proud of how this turned out. There are many chapters to add, but I do hope you enjoy what's there so far. Let me know what you think. 🫡

Props to directly to @kitlangton.bsky.social

www.effect.institute is the coolest course I ever took. Big props to the @effect-ts.bsky.social team for that level of creativity!

Bubbly bubble… Sold some AI #stock and bought Bitcoin to hold in 2026.

I really like the Liquid Glass design of iOS 26. Still lacks readability often…

Santa brought a Lotto Miner Some assume BTC gonna got 180k by the end of 2026. Finger crossed for a valid block soon…