swe: infra, distributed systems, ∀Go ∧ ∃!Haskell, 🎹 noob. Views are mine!
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Sir Hakase retweeted
A quick demo of floating panes in Rex, some of their features, and how I use them in my daily workflow. I think our implementation of floating panes looks great and feels great and I think you'll love it! These are also all scriptable and API driven, too, of course!
Sir Hakase retweeted
Thanks to AGI advances, Jobstack is now completely free. lighter models in use now and cheaper.
total AI tokens cost today is <= $40/m now. Does not seem like a great idea to charge for that :))
jobstack.me
Sir Hakase retweeted
our S3 bill was way too expensive…
so we built a 30 PB storage cluster in the heart of SF.
Sir Hakase retweeted
queue.json on object storage is all you need to build a reliable distributed job queue
→ FIFO execution
→ at-least-once delivery
→ 10x lower tail latencies
tpuf.link/queue
Sir Hakase retweeted
Your customers have questions.
The answers already exist in your documents but people can’t find them fast enough when it matters.
Pernoex adds a simple assistant to your site so users can ask and get help instantly. pernoex.com
Sir Hakase retweeted
We launched @byInfraRed's document fraud detection product last week 🚀
If you're a bank, digital lender, an insurance company, or a fintech that needs to be sure you're not accepting tampered documents, we built InfraRed for you
Let us work with you: cal.com/infrared
Sir Hakase retweeted
Looking for a product designer for @useallo to do a bunch of clean ups and stuff as we gear up for launching tally.so/r/rjOz2X
Sir Hakase retweeted
Let's talk about scrollbars in Ghostty. Didn't have time to blog, so decided to record a ~10 minute video describing the background on this problem and walk through how I modified the core of Ghostty to support scrollbars (coming soon!) If you like this content let me know.
Sir Hakase retweeted
After almost 2 years of building (before open-sourcing it), I’m excited to share Servflow, an engine and dashboard built to make API and AI agent creation ridiculously easy.
What makes it special:
⚙️ Create AI Agents instantly, exposed over an API
🌐 Build standard REST API endpoints with rich integrations & workflow actions
🤖 Spin up full MCP servers powered by workflows
🧩 All declarative, all modular , designed for both power and simplicity
💻 Can be locally hosted and run
Built with love using #golang
Servflow is now open source, built to help developers move faster and prototype smarter.
Check it out, break it, improve it, go crazy
👉 @servflowio
🚀 @servflowio demo: built an AI agent endpoint that chats with your DB & adds data; all in <100 lines across 2 YAML files. Done with the open-source engine, remember also works in the visual interface still in beta.
vimeo.com/1126917202/5ae6ef9…
Sir Hakase retweeted
Minor medical situation on the flight and it’s cool that my wife is able to jump up and help out when they ask for a licensed medical professional.
One day someone will need a regular expression so I stay ready.
Sir Hakase retweeted
Vitess databases on PlanetScale support sophisticated vector search.
We've published a deep-dive by @vmg on how we built this for MySQL in a way that is scalable, performant, and ACID-compliant.
Sir Hakase retweeted
On my path to becoming a football coach, I saw the same problem everywhere:
Match analysis takes too long, it’s slow and repetitive.
That’s why I’m building Reyda, an AI-powered football analysis tool that turns hours of manual tagging and reporting into minutes.
Sir Hakase retweeted
We made improvements deploying static sites on @brimblehq. An average deployment time of about 4 seconds
More improvements ahead 🫡
Signup here (brimble.io) to get started.
@theresidency @nick_linck
Sir Hakase retweeted
Amp Tab is off by default in Amp. More and more people are finding it and enabling it. New features like this need to earn their usage before we consider making them on by default, rather than riding the popularity of the other stuff.
Try it out! I use and love it.
