It never ran on my machine
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I got rejected from @ycombinator AI Startup School but @karpathy got my project inside anyway
nice
ok software is dead, who's next?
distribution
the theory is simple: the whole distribution market should collapse into a well-sourced postgres table for agents to pick from
I just hate spammers who are drowning platforms with fake-ass UGC slop
Let's start with tech bros
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no surprise a designer has the wisest take on building, their work was always human-focused (vs machine focused for "classic" devs)
friction is everything
As you invite more agents to our work, and create software factories to be more productive than ever, you’ll soon outsource everything to an agent, even the thinking.
The work you will do will feel frictionless, it will feel amazing on the surface, but once you go a bit deeper, it’ll feel extremely shallow. It won’t reflect the struggles you went through, your decisions, and ideas.
It will no longer remind you of you and the work you aspire to.
You will turn into just another extremely efficient producer of things, but not a creator like you were before.
Invite friction to your work.
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I believe screen space is not the right way to look at it
It's a hierarchy of abstractions problem
here is my take:
Why horizontal tabs?
Vertical is navigation. Organizational. Hierarchical. A tree. It's "history". You don't need it on screen all the time.
Horizontal is the working set. The threads that are live. Always visible. Give it icons, colors, status. Context at a glance.
In apps like ChatGPT, Claude Code or T3 Code, horizontal space is expensive. Tabs at the top let you tuck away the sidebar and leave more room for the right panel: preview, browser, code view.
And you still see what's running, what's done, what needs your input.
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pub-sub without sub
@typesafeai jev does the routing almost instantly
demo link below