Some improvement to Cog's path finding weights and I've started to close the gap with direct code exploration.

I've started benchmarking Cog to actual code exploration (CE). CE is outpacing Cog in the answer category but at a significantly higher cost. And I am certain I can continue to close that gap over the next few weeks.

New hardware, eInk and Nerves. Get in the mertup. Starts in 30 min! #elixirlang #embedded nervesmeetup.eu/meetup/gus-w...

Using Cog to build Cog

Bootstrapping projects with Cog and querying it for what the brain knows. We now have open invites for more testing accounts. Grab a spot on trycog.ai

I'm opening a 2nd cohort for Cog this week. If you'd like to add long-term memory to your coding agent DM me.

I need some people to test a new product I've been building, it's for long-term memory. Ideally you're: - using Claude Code - working on something from moderate to high complexity - favor long-running sessions (this includes but not limited to Ralph loop)

Everything about the post 9/11 security state has been weaponized to be culture war rather than serious institutions. It’s all racism, it’s all cowardice, it’s all performative. Nobody in an ice uniform or dhs has a mission or apparently ethics- it’s just lulz.

OpenAI exec James Dyett calling out the cowardice

Because this asshole didn't get the prize he didn't deserve he's going to push us towards WW3.

A few people have asked, so I extracted the diagnostics code from my type checker into its own package: github.com/QuinnWilton/... This could probably use some more battle-testing, but I tossed in some examples for using it with macros, a complex DSL, with nimble_parsec, and for validating yaml.

youtube.com/watch?v=-IcU... just going to leave this here, though I'm sure it's mostly preaching to the choir.

More @react.dev running in our headless browser rendering to SwiftUI. This is a true native app developed with server-driven UI web developer ergonomics.

This article does a good job articulating why I'm building a browser from scratch rather than take Chromium and pop the HTML render layer off. Native app bloat is out of control. Browsers are hugely bloated. akr.am/blog/posts/w...

Our headless browser rendering SwiftUI modifier bindings with @react.dev

Goatmire wasn't a conference, it was an experience. Thanks @lawik.bsky.social Elixir, background jobs, Oban themed, Nordic Noir murder mystery anyone? www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjxU...

Thanks @sanders.senate.gov not for just having my back below, but the backs of all working class Americans. I was proud to co-chair your campaign in 2020. Your integrity is the reason you won CA-17 and California decisively!

Component Showcase with @react.dev rendering native SwiftUI in our headless browser from server-driven UI. Yeah, it's a word salad but it all works and works well.

Gleam v1.14.0 is out now! Merry Christmas everyone! 🎁 gleam.run/news/the-hap...

If something doesn't actually happen in Pluribus's season finale I'm out. The entire season could have been a single episode.

Rendering SwiftUI view controls in @react.dev with our headless browser. That's server-driven native UI run through JavaScript.

This is the first in a series coming out of an R&D project within @dockyard.com for developing an AI to optimize racing routes for sailing. www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ac1...

Here is @emberjs.com running in our headless browser rendering SwiftUI.

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Good news everyone! We hit our first milestone: maintenance is 100% funded. Thank you all ❤️ Next up: unlock the stretch goal to co‑design federated groups: community‑owned spaces to organise across the fediverse, with no server or platform lock‑in. Read about why this matters and how it can […]

There is a Web Neural Network API draft candidate www.w3.org/TR/webnn/

Here is our headless browser rendering to SwiftUI running @svelte.dev and taking advantage of Vite's Hot Module Reloading

Our next Elixir book is almost here 👀 #ElixirLang

The pure @ziglang.bsky.social DOM now with a REPL and V8 bindings showing off our query selector engine

Here is our headless browser running @svelte.dev in native SwiftUI. For those curious, Svelte.js is rendering actual native UI here, not a WebView.

I told Claude to one-shot an integration test against a detailed spec I provided. It went silet for about 30 minutes. I asked how it was going twice and it reassured me it was doing work. Then I asked why it was taking so long:

On Tuesday January 13th Boston @ziglang.bsky.social will be meeting to discuss agentic coding with #Ziglang! guild.host/events/ai-co...

This is a React application running on SwiftUI... not React Native but somehow more native than React Native.

Jetpack Compose rendering a LiveView LiveComponent with our new headless browser approach

AI is turning software developers into recurring revenue. We need viable offline mode small models so we can ditch these cloud providers. We're currently playing with the house's money and they're getting us addicted. At some point the hammer will drop and costs will balloon.

We've got an architectural lead in @elixir-lang.org becoming availalble at @dockyard.com . If your company needs a very experienced Elixir dev that can jump in and solve problems fast reach out! #ElixirLang dockyard.com/contact

The January Boston @ziglang.bsky.social meetup: AI Coding in Zig! guild.host/events/ai-co... #Ziglang

Over the past few weeks I've been implementing the WHATWG specs in @ziglang.bsky.social . So far we have: * Infra * WebIDL * Console * URL * MIMESniff * Encoding Finishing Streams to day then finally tackling DOM and hopefully HTML before end of next week. github.com/zig-whatwg

If you want to find the biggest carpetbagging astro-turfing democrat running for congress I'd like to introduce you to Kat Abughazaleh. Literally everything wrong with the Democratic party.

A Zoomer using ChatGPT to convince himself he has a medical issue.

My team is hiring a front end focused LiveView dev. If you know of anyone with those skills hit me up.

If you are looking for Elixir consultation, then I have some free slots available now.

We can now render native apps with Svelte

Now we have breakpoints working. And yes, that is @htmx.org (kind of) running the SwiftUI app.

ultimately, zohran mamdani is a reminder that politicians can be younger than 80 years old

Now we have a working debugger

Pretty awesome that The Democrats are running a 77 year old for the Senate. She'd be the oldest freshman ever elected. Records were meant to be broken!

Hover inspect native UIs in our DOM inspector

Our new back-end agnostic headless browser attached to Chrome remote debugger executing JavaScript on the native UI DOM. BTW, that's running an older version of LiveView Native along with both a LiveComponent in one TabView and a nested LiveView in another