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Excited for https://t.co/XGJ6Ve4dMV to launch its native app for Android: https://t.co/yklDRQOvz2 iOS coming as soon as the review is finished! Google Search Console on mobile!

Claude getting sassy. 🤣

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The alerts are the real magic. One of my sites jumped from position 17.8 → 2.3 overnight. Another dropped from 3.9 → 15.4. I would've missed both if I had to check manually.

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Electron in 2026:
• Still pretending to be a lightweight desktop app
• Still eating 1.2GB RAM to show you “Hello World” (VS Code, Cursor, Slack — looking at you 👀)

Claude is „overloaded“. What am I supposed to do with my work now?? 😃

Had a realization over the holidays that's completely changed how I think about work. Asked myself: why am I doing this? "To make money" is the easy answer. But then I kept pulling the thread... Work hard now → have money later → money later for what exactly? My kids are

Cursor lost me with the constant UI changes and increasingly slow app. @zeddotdev and Claude code however have won my heart ❤️

Am I the only one who does not care about prediction markets at all?

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Wasn’t the idea of microservices to be independent and isolated? To - by design - not talk to each other? When did that change?

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Building software fast and cheap was never the problem. It’s just mainstream (sort of) now. Cheap labor just got replaced, products will still suck.

How much BTC treasury companies earn per year?

I've been developing software for close to 20 years. The term "vibe coder" would honestly offend me. I'm using AI all day long, every day. To code, to write, and produce software. However, I am not "vibing" it. I actually give it precise instructions, and I frequently correct

Increasing bandwidth is safer than reducing latency With PeerDAS and ZKPs, we know how to scale, and potentially we can scale thousands of times compared to the status quo. The numbers become far more favorable than before (eg. see analysis here, pre and post-sharding

@mntruell I'll share a few ideas: #1 Cursor is the best coding environment on the desktop, now you just need to extend this to mobile: https://t.co/5zgk5SO6C9 By that, I don't mean: "allow me to use cloud agents to code from my phone", I mean: "allow me to interact with / take over my