Mobile developer · iOS & Android Building apps for work, shipping my own for fun. Creator of Hue9, a colorful take on Sudoku.
A Coruña, Spain
Joined October 2009
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Hue9 just passed 6K users in 7 months.
Is the graph slowly going down? Yep.
Do I care? Not really.
6,000 people played a little color puzzle I built after work.
I’ll take that fucking win.
ALT Hue9 new users graph
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The first trials for Oraia are landing. Now fingers crossed they turn into full subscribers step by step.
ALT Oraia new trial subscription notification
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What’s inside Oraia:
• A prayer picked for your time of day
• 470+ guided prayers: Rosary, novenas, psalms, saints and bedtime
• Read-aloud voice that walks you through, step by step
• Your streak and a private journal that stays on your phone
• No ads, no account
• Works on iPhone and iPhone Duo
apps.apple.com/app/id6819606…
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Has anyone actually managed to run Claude Code on a Fire TV Max to clean up all the bloatware and trim down the UI, or is that only a thing on high-end setups? Has anyone pulled this off?
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David retweeted
My AI Fundamentals Course is close to ready to go live.
aifundamentals.dev
I'd love to give a few of you early access, for free, to test it out.
Reply & Repost if you're interested, invite goes out tomorrow!
David retweeted
introducing Levo!
a menubar app where your own AI agent finds what's safe to delete. you confirm, and Levo cleans it up
get back the GBs lost to worktrees, simulators, agent sessions and System Data in seconds
price goes up as more people buy, link below
Recently, I’ve been reading several articles and discussions about how AI is impacting dev work, and there’s an angle that rarely gets enough attention: the developer's identity crisis.
The real issue isn't just whether AI will replace jobs or make us 10x faster. It's what it transforms us into along the way.
For years, the true satisfaction of this craft came from the process itself: solving complex architectural problems, tweaking UI details, and knowing you built something with your own hands. There was a genuine element of craftsmanship in writing software.
Today, momentum pushes us from creators to supervisors. You end up being a babysitter for an AI agent that spits out hundreds of lines in seconds. Sure, shipping faster gives a quick dopamine hit, but you lose control of the how and that real sense of authorship.
For juniors, it bypasses essential hands-on learning. For veterans, it feels like it dilutes the value of thousands of hours spent mastering the craft through trial and error.
Velocity is at an all-time high, but pride in the work itself feels at an all-time low.
Are we trading away software craftsmanship just for raw speed? How do we balance shipping fast without losing the personal fulfillment of actually building things?
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Hue9 had a huge user spike on Oct 30 and I genuinely don't know where it came from. Still searching for any mention I might have missed. If you know something, tell me!
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Con Sánchez en el Gobierno:
2020 COVID: ~120.000
2021 C. Toledo: 4/10
2022 Melilla: 23
2023 Murcia: 13
2024 Barbate (2 GC): 2
2024 Campanar: 10/15
2024 DANA: 233
2025 Incendios: 4
2025 Apagón: 3-5
2026 Adamuz: 46/292
2026 Gelida: 1/37
2026 Urda: 69/+100
Ministros dimitidos por todo esto: 0.
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David retweeted
I'm 39. My main contract ends this month, so I'm available. Senior Design Engineer: I design it and build it. iOS (SwiftUI) or full-stack web. Shipped for Buffer, Strong and Playground.com, and my own: @naturalis_app, @ateiq_app, @nozomu_app.
Remote, contract, DMs open.
