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Tim Mikeladze retweeted
If ya’ll aren’t using Neon (or are) and want a drop-in realtime sync solution do check out. It can make any data source realtime, including S3! reflectdb.dev
Tim Mikeladze retweeted
Vercel Daemons is now in public beta.
Run background workers that pull jobs from queues, databases, or third-party systems.
vercel.com/changelog/vercel-…
Tim Mikeladze retweeted
Thank you! There is even a work-bench built right into the site optionally integrates with your file-system and locally running Claude/Codex to iterate on robots totally inside the browser!
Here is what a rod-pump oil-well looks like like, using this at work.
Tim Mikeladze retweeted
Electrobun 2.0.2 is here ⚡️
🐇 Modular Cottontail: automatically bundles only the built in modules your app uses
⚡️ Cottontail startup and idle perf
🐰 New appdata:// url support for app-owned files
⚡️Hutch and Warren improvements
🐇 Tons of other fixes across Windows, Mac, and Linux
You can still choose Cottontail, Bun, Rust, Zig, Go, or Odin for your main process.
Full changelog: framework.blackboard.sh/elec…
🤖 Made with AI
Tim Mikeladze retweeted
I made a DuckDB extension where you can use @typesafeai 's Jev to do quick classification of rows in any csv/parquet file or duckdb table
about 10sec for 1k rows ~ better than using an LLM, way more ergonomic than a classifier
game-changing for data analysis!
Tim Mikeladze retweeted
Hot take. GQL was over-hyped no doubt about that, and often suggested for solutions were alts would work just fine. However when you hit a certain scale or complexity, have a mixture of legacy code and different consumers? GraphQL is a life saver.
Also agents love introspection and that’s first class citizen in gql. Self documenting by default.
Tim Mikeladze retweeted
If the black box is opened and it’s indeed so awful, just build a new one. You already know how it’s input/outputs supposed to work.
Tim Mikeladze retweeted
What matters is the important bits, the dx, adx (agent developer experience) and how things. interconnect black box philosophy.
Tim Mikeladze retweeted
Building a browser app that needs to watch the file system and re-render on changes? use-fs by @linesofcode wraps the File System Access API and OPFS into a single React hook with lifecycle callbacks and smart stat-based diffing. Full breakdown next post. #DevTools
Tim Mikeladze retweeted
Bruh just use devbar.sh
Tim Mikeladze retweeted
Introducing shadcn/lint. An agent-first linter for Tailwind design systems.
You define what’s allowed. When an agent breaks a rule, the error explains what’s wrong and how to fix it using your components, variants and theme.
There’s a lot you can do with this. Let me show you ↓
github.com/shadcn-ui/lint
Tim Mikeladze retweeted
A little look at the behind the scenes for anyone interested. Been using Claude to build an alternative to the RMXP editor. I get if using AI to build stuff is not your jam, but having Claude work on the tools that help me build the game lets me focus on the things I care about.
Tim Mikeladze retweeted
DuckDB 2.0 alpha reads Parquet and CSV from S3 2x to 3x faster, with zero query changes.
1.5: each worker downloads, waits, decodes, repeats.
2.0: a download pool fetches ahead, workers only decode.
Same laptop, same query: 18.8 s to 7.7 s. On by default.
Full numbers, plus recursive CTEs and VARIANT: motherduck.com/blog/why-duck…
Tim Mikeladze retweeted
IDE? It’s 2026 we don’t open IDEs anymore.
But for reals: just ask your agent of choice to migrate your config from x to y. I did this for cursor to zed and it was a near perfect recreation of everything from theming to shortcuts.
Tim Mikeladze retweeted
I switched from BlueJ to Eclipse when I was first writing Java code in the 2000s.
Tim Mikeladze retweeted
I'd like to share this project I've been working on for a couple of years. I did make some prototypes but it only came to fruition thanks to Claude (and where majority of my tokens went):
An open-world, procedurally generated Pokemon game.
Tim Mikeladze retweeted
I’ve been cooking in the kitchen and mixing drinks behind the bar 😉
devbar.sh/ - say hello to agentic ui/ux design. Use the toolbar to select any element, leave a comment with your revisions, then send it to the agent or copy & paste to your clip-board.
100% free, customize and integrate with our API.
