Cam Pak retweeted
To all my fellow faith-based app makers, send me your landing page and I'll give you feedback 🤘🏻
For reference here's mine for my Bible notes app.
Cam Pak retweeted
Got bible-rs by @Rasmic made first-class on Omarchy.
It already ran on Linux. Now it's packaged for Arch and Omarchy, follows your Omarchy theme, and will live in the Omarchy menu.
Here's the original repo: github.com/michaelshimeles/b…
Here's my fork with the Omarchy and Arch packaging: github.com/ForrestKnight/bib…
Cam Pak retweeted
New blog post: AI gets about 10x cheaper every year
I propose we call this "Lee's Law" after the first person who noticed it in 2024: @kaifulee
It holds up 2 years later!
stevekrouse.com/10x
Cam Pak retweeted
Every detail on the Exclaim Jesus cap is for your encouragement and for His glory.
We will continue to think about how we can encourage believers and inspire eternal conversations through our products.
EXCLAIM JESUS
Cam Pak retweeted
We’re adding support for MCP Tasks and Elicitations in Claude.
Tasks let Claude give plugins long-running jobs such as deep research and report back when they’re done.
Cam Pak retweeted
TanStack AI 1.0 is officially stable! 🎉
Build chat, voice, image generation, agents, and harnesses into your apps, with your choice of models, UI framework, and infrastructure.
Your AI, your way.
tanstack.com/ai
Cam Pak retweeted
Kaze also got a new landing page kaze.fayazahmed.com
Hero inspired by Craft landing page, but the rest of the sections were "hand prompted"
Bible re-written in Rust? No, a Bible app written in Rust
bible-rs by @rasmic simplymybible.com
and it's on faith.tools :) faith.tools/app/bible-rs
Bring YouVersion's Bible components or use their Bible APIs in your app or website. platform.youversion.com
Disclosure, I contract for YouVersion and get paid to share about this. And, at the same time, I really believe in what we're building and hope that it's a blessing not only to you, but to the people who God equipped you to reach
Cam Pak retweeted
TypeScript editor performance has improved significantly, with minimal changes to the API shape!
Measured this on the Foldkit documentation website, a Foldkit app whose top-level ApplicationBlock composes the site’s state, behavior, and child Blocks. Using official native TypeScript 7.1 beta, after a code edit:
Autocomplete after typing “ApplicationBlock.”: 2.77s → 181ms (15× faster)
Type information on hover: 2.78s → 181ms (15× faster)
Thanks to everyone who contributed tokens. Really appreciate it. Planning another preview release tonight.
(Also, I've been using tsrs locally, and it makes the editor feel significantly snappier. Highly recommend.)
If you have Anthropic, Grok, or other non-OpenAI tokens to burn, I could use some help!
I'm bumping up against a TypeScript performance challenge with Foldkit's Block composition API, currently in preview.
We're asking TypeScript to do a lot of inference, and some editor operations take several seconds after an edit.
We've found changes that improve performance (including API changes), but I'd love to retain the proposed shape if possible.
I've had Astra working on this at Max effort for the past day, and we still don't have a complete fix. Perhaps Fable 5.1 or another frontier model will be up to the task.
Or perhaps tsrs will rescue me?
This issue links to a reproducer, measurements, and the approaches my agents have already tried.
Thank you!
github.com/foldkit/foldkit/i…
Y'all come to OKC. Invite me to SF.
We are excited to announce a new nonstop destination for OKC Will Rogers International Airport! Starting March 28, 2027, United Airlines will commence nonstop service to San Francisco (SFO)!
This connects OKC to a dynamic metro, the center of our nation’s tech economy, and a gateway to international destinations.
This follows recent announcements of seasonal weekend service via Southwest Airlines to San Diego, Tampa and Baltimore.
OKC’s nonstops are now up to 29 destinations, a testament to our city’s continued growth and our team at the airport. As you may have seen a couple of weeks ago when we rolled out the long-term master plan for Will Rogers, we are continuing to invest and we have every intention of continuing this momentum.
Cam Pak retweeted
This will make it easier to see all my friends in SF. Super excited about this direct flight.
@greptile @aiDotEngineer @cursor_ai @AnthropicAI
We are excited to announce a new nonstop destination for OKC Will Rogers International Airport! Starting March 28, 2027, United Airlines will commence nonstop service to San Francisco (SFO)!
This connects OKC to a dynamic metro, the center of our nation’s tech economy, and a gateway to international destinations.
This follows recent announcements of seasonal weekend service via Southwest Airlines to San Diego, Tampa and Baltimore.
OKC’s nonstops are now up to 29 destinations, a testament to our city’s continued growth and our team at the airport. As you may have seen a couple of weeks ago when we rolled out the long-term master plan for Will Rogers, we are continuing to invest and we have every intention of continuing this momentum.

























