credit when the credit is due: america.gov/ should have been created a long time ago. US is in the stone age when it comes to technology for anything government. great to see! also, it seems like the website is create with @astrodotbuild
Alex Navasardyan retweeted
Today we introduce TIN: a powerful and reliable full-text search extension for Postgres.
TIN works with complicated WHERE clauses, replication, backups, and maintains correct transaction visibility.
It's also mind-blowingly fast.
ver nice way to build projects imo
xitter.cf/cursor_ai/status/20981…
Introducing Projects, a new way of working in Cursor.
Rather than creating a chat for every task, you work with a coordinator agent in a single, persistent thread.
Like @bot, your agent is always on, proactively manages work with subagents, and improves over time.
Alex Navasardyan retweeted
The new Surface Duo. There’s a new way to get things done. Available today: msft.it/6012TtMgr #DoOneBetter
A new way to get things done.
The New Surface Duo. With two screens connected by an innovative 360° hinge and a mobile experience that combines the best of Microsoft 365 with your favorite Android apps.
Alex Navasardyan retweeted
Replying to @awesomekling
SQLite always had the best Code of Conduct:
sqlite.org/codeofethics.html
i’ve been playing around with @bot and @cursor_ai and i can confidently say two things:
- the setup is way better than what claude/codex offers by a country mile
- i am extremely happy @poteto works there now - i remember working with her at DockYard back in the day - she’s great
thanks for @JackEllis for nudging me to try it - i’m not going to cancel my claude subscription just yet, but i am getting close
subcultures are so back
xitter.cf/davidsenra/status/2081…
My conversation with @dhh, co-founder of @37signals.
0:00 Cutting Rework From 50,000 Words To 25,000
2:54 Basecamp Was Built In 380 Hours
6:46 Unlimited Resources Build A Blob
10:22 Terminator Beats Avatar By A 1000x
15:24 The Printer DHH Never Wants To Upgrade
17:31 Millions In Profit From 16 Year-Old Software
20:10 The Beauty Of A Finished Product
22:54 I Would Quit Before Working In An Office
25:41 Four Uninterrupted Hours Or The Day Is Lost
31:21 Tobi Lütke Saw The AI Future First
38:51 Apple Pissed Him Off Enough To Switch
42:47 The 19 Year-Old Who Beat Apple
47:16 If Nobody Else Will Build It, I Will
52:02 The Need For Control, Independence, And Freedom
53:44 Chef's Choice, Not A Construction-Kit Burger
56:50 A New Computer Ready In 2 Minutes
1:00:33 A Cheaper Mac Will Never Win
1:02:27 The Best Ideas Sound Stupid At First
1:03:47 Out-Teach Your Competition
1:06:57 The Algorithms Broke Reciprocity
1:10:53 No Investors Is Freedom. No Customers Is Transcendence.
1:13:25 No One Gets To Tell Me What To Do
1:16:49 Your Moral Obligation To Buy A Ferrari
1:23:19 Costs Are The Only Thing You Control
1:26:49 Bezos Paid For The Promise
1:30:17 The Confidence To Say No To Everyone
1:32:59 The Day A Third Of The Company Left
1:36:49 Marc Andreessen Came To Help
Includes paid partnerships.
hot take: no one really knows how to interview software engineers in the “AI era” and people are just winding it.
another hot take: we have always been winding just with process.
got to play around with Soloterm by @aarondfrancis a bit more; i am nvim/tmux/ghostty user. here are my initial thoughts based on how i usually work!
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