come for the prix fixe, stay for the juice pairing.

"she's a ten but she wants to live in UTC"

“don’t believe all the bytes you see on the internet”

“how long will it take to migrate off [kubernetes]?” “it’s irreversible”

honestly the biggest reason i’ll always choose a waymo over an uber/lyft is not feeling bad about rolling down the windows

getting engaged, then married: 2-phase commit in action

in the happy path passkeys are really great... but it turns out to be an uphill battle trying to teach passkeys just to get users signed up and onboarded

one interesting move we ended up with was backpedaling from a hard "we only support passkeys" back to supporting sign in with google

excited to launch @tender_run on product hunt we're building a snappy, inbox-zero flavored spending tracker that runs in your browser

“would you still date me if i was an rpc?”

turns out even if you don't use the multi-player stuff, building an app using CRDTs gets you a lot of local-first benefits: offline mode, backups and sync, privacy by default, snappy UI...

why did we build a single-player personal finance app on top of multi-player technology? https://t.co/5NEgSNtFGS

anyways its fixed and rules are 10x faster now 🙌

after dogfooding https://t.co/cK1EpQ0pvY for a year now, i've accumulated a lot of custom rules in my account i realized today that some old rules engine code was accidentally quadratic - or at least O(n*m) complexity with number of rules and transactions

check out my tender at

it's also built as an offline-capable web app - everything runs on your device to keep things snappy https://t.co/Gf8VgE6qkL

tender uses ✨passkeys✨to keep your account secure - https://t.co/3g2rIlpAnL

@splitwise tender knows to show the original and repayments together afterwards

go on group trips? click to send expenses to @splitwise

it's got an inbox! transactions come in, you categorize them, transactions go out

tender tender tender tender tender https://t.co/cCfuD20sEO 🏃