We doing intro posts now? Hi, Tim. 32 years old, been writing code in one form or another since 2006. My fav activity is rock climbing. I’m based in Seattle. I travel a bunch, lived all over Eastern Europe and Central Asia. I work in oil & gas during the day and ship open-source projects at night. Looking for more? Here’s the portfolio: linesofcode.dev

Over 1,000+ carved pumpkins.sh Get yours today 🎃

You should add some of these into robocn.dev it’s a collection of animated machinery

github.com/TimMikeladze/JevL… Here's the repo.

Say hello to JevLang 1.4.2. JevLang is a policy engine for LLM decisions. Define what to ask, which thresholds to apply, and what happens with each answer. This release adds Jev 1.14 support, images, bounding boxes, and longer context. Classify a support ticket and assign a queue, locate a package in a delivery photo, or check whether an agent’s tool call needs approval. Uncertain answers get route to human review. Record answers and replay them offline to check how a policy change affects previous decisions.

What about...TSV? that's tab separated file. the horror.

for example, real-time multiplayer kanban board running entirely off an s3 bucket reflectdb-kanban.vercel.app/

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

Let’s go! Good bye alternative solutions hello more Vercel.

I’m using a lot of the gh. Not directly but before it was just a cool cli, now it’s a core tool

You’re comparing apples and oranges.

Should I say it? I have to say it. Now this is pod racing!

Over 800 pumpkins have been carved in pumpkins.sh There's only 18 days left in October, claim and carve yours before Halloween!

glasscn.app exists and has zero stars :'( @shadcnlabs

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.