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The Ozarks
Joined November 2007
i use opencode btw
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I’m at least 100x more productive than I was before AI. And that’s with a much better quality of life; I can get more done in a day running errands than I did in a month of being chained to my desk. If AI doesn’t kill us all, I can’t help but think we’re headed for some really great times.
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Also not a flex, I’m an old and I live in the ozarks, I’m kind of an idiot, so if I can be more productive the future is bright
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WRITTEN IN BLOOD
I’m making a programming language called blood. Faster than rust, a powerful type system, all the power of effect systems, metaprogramming, zero-cost worktrees, semantic merging, sqlite-stored content-addressable code. Psychosis? Hopefully not. blood-lang.org
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Back from the company offsite and gd I would hate to be one of our competitors SHEESH
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Actually, good news for all of you, I don’t think we actually have competitors at this point, so you’re all safe
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Workplace abuse I stg
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🚀🏒
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Someone is going to be the first person to beat Doom in the devtools console, and it might as well be you console.log rendering knows no bounds textjs.org/doom
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Rebuild the web with console.log!
Alright, I hooked up @claudeai via the SDK to @webcontainers so it gets a whole node env inside the browser tab (npm install, vitest, vite dev server, all in the browser). There's nothing is on my disk and it's fully sandboxed! 🤯
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I rebuilt OpenCode to run inside browser devtools with console.log statements! I hope you (errr, your agents) will build some amazing console apps, too: textjs.org/
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The parody is thick but don’t let that distract you; I went insanely hard on this, and almost shipped it a year ago when I was working on Terminal. It’s an actual framework lol
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Related to “no sense of time” I always chuckle when these models, brilliant beyond our wildest dreams, will be like “I estimate 2-3 weeks of work” when they’ll definitely be done with the work in 15 mins
models have no sense of time. they'll trigger a 30 min rebuild for a 2 line change instead of thinking ahead and batching the work current frontier RL rewards token efficiency future RL will reward time efficiency the fast takeoff will feel absurd after this
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11.02.2026 (Or 02.11.2026 if you're weird)
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(It's tomorrow)
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Getting good at building anything visual with AI is just saying “LESS TEXT” and “LESS INFORMATION DENSITY” a million times until it loses that AI smell
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My favorite thing about AI is it makes Dax sound kind and proper with his capital letters and sweat emojis
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Oh hey, one quick little follow-up question for you ** COMPACTING CONTEXT ** nooooooooo 😭 😭
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Someone check my math!
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Request for startup… My 11 year old: “I hate powerlines. I can’t wait til we get rid of all of them, they make nature not look like nature.” Me: “Well, sometimes we bury them in the ground so you don’t have to see them” 11 yo: “eh, in the future they’ll figure out how to just send the power through the air”
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Me helping the agent ship a feature
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Crazy how much tooling around coding agents just got baked into model behavior. Worktrees, “memory”, feedback via screenshots etc
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Anybody else notice Opus 5.5 being all British with "colour" and such?
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Me: hey what’s the status Astra: Most of the runtime changes are in place, but there’s still some drift between the cached execution state and the upstream resolver. The fallback path is rehydrating correctly, though a few async boundaries are inheriting context from the previous dispatch cycle. I’m normalizing those references now so the final pass doesn’t reconcile against its own pending state. Me: cool
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