Aspiring Generalist / Software Engineer / @omiigames dev / Muay Thai / Aerial Silks / Husband / Father
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As a lifelong gamer, it is incredibly rewarding to see this project live on Steam. I hope you enjoy playing it as much as I enjoyed building it.
Adam Archer retweeted
I'm hesitating to shut down Parlay. I've tried almost everything to keep it alive except tweet about it, so here it goes...
Every year, 100k students participate in class discussions on our platform. These are actual back and forth conversations between all students, not just the confident, extroverted ones.
There is no obvious replacement for the class discussion experience we've created.
With AI changing the way we think about learning, the case for discussion-based learning is even stronger than it was when we first started 9 years ago. (Discussion-based learning is a moat against AI generated work).
Cumulatively, Parlay has hosted:
- 200K class discussions in written and verbal formats
- over 7M written ideas contributed
- over 3M live speaking turns
I'm radically open to paths to keep this going.
If you think of an acquirer, strategic partner, or someone who can help carry this forward please DM/share.
Thank you.💙
Adam Archer retweeted
Excited to announce United Builders 🌐 🟢
A microgrant program backing ambitious young builders with up to $1,000 + community. Software, hardware, creative projects, all welcome.
Every founder I know has someone who bet on them before they were ready. That early belief changes everything. We call it Belief Capital.
What shifts a young person's trajectory isn't just money. It's someone believing in their potential long before the world says they're ready.
If you've had success, it's our duty to pay it forward. 100% of donations go directly to builders.
BUILDERS → reply 🌐🌐 and I'll DM the application
BACKERS → reply 🟢🟢 and I'll DM how to contribute
@united_builder
when claude code finishes my task before i even finish describing what it should do in parallel in another terminal
I built a tool to run multiple local agents in parallel on the same repo.
Each gets its own isolated environment with unique ports, dependencies, and git branch.
wt uses git worktrees + lifecycle hooks.
`wt create feature-x` creates an isolated copy, runs your setup scripts, assigns unique port
Each agent works in total isolation. When done, merge normally and wt cleans up for you.
Open source, written in Go, installs via homebrew
brew install agarcher/tap/wt
github.com/agarcher/wt
If you aren’t driving multiple agents at once you are doing it wrong. I can finally stay in flow again while programming.
managing multiple agents finally allows me to remain in flow like pre LLM development, but now I forget to eat again
With Claude code and local work trees, simple things just happen in parallel. When I think of something, I get Claude working and check in periodically to approve, guide etc, but it’ll write the code, put up a PR, work with code rabbit on feedback and merge it. Wild.
I’m on day 2 of Claude code. The terminal is definitely the correct integration point. Move over Cursor. Don’t know why I waited so long.
my favourite thing about AI is I never again need to remember whether to return positive or negative in a sort comparator
Feels like a lifetime ago I had the privilege to help shape the backend APIs powering the (then) new POS app and defining the building blocks for the extension system. This is very cool to see.
We turned running pace into store credit with POS UI extensions
@nikodraca breaks down how we built a gamified treadmill
I've had a lot of fun working on this one. Big change of pace from the insane difficulty of Super Block Boy and Friends. This one's cozy and chill.
