Engineering Manager / AI @KetryxHQ. Speaker, OSS @ReScriptAssoc & @rescriptlang 📺 https://xitter.cf/t.co/50Hdf1wXNr
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ever since i started running whole dev sessions through my phone and ipad, responsive design was not just a nice-to have, but a necessity.. i also cover way more ground by using safari webkit and touch media more. it's so good!
now with ai coding, currently asking myself if css bem is now again feasible.
one can leverage the platform at its fullest now?
Patrick Ecker retweeted
super excited to announce plugin extensions today 🎉
you can now use the exact same platform we use to build ChatGPT features like meetings, health, finance, and many others 🤯
all based on the same MCP & MCP Apps you’re already used to: github.com/openai/mcp-extens…
Patrick Ecker retweeted
Thrilled to announce that @ThePrimeagen has joined Omarchy Core to lead Agentic QA. His new Oligarchy harness will soon be vetting all our upcoming releases using @digitalocean droplets, which will host agents running on our @AIatMeta tokens. Full cricle! omarchy.org/news/2026/09/the…
Back then I was always hesitant mixing media, like digital vs handwritten notes bc it was tedious post-processing knowledge later on. Now it's easier than ever... it doesn't really matter how information is captured, as long as it's somewhat readable by a machine
This week was the first time i was able to run my full development workflow on my ipad while having my computer docked at home. It's really nice for commutes where the connection is spotty. The mosh connection may be flaky, but the agents on the actual host just keep running
thin client renaissance. But now the technology is actually there
I got Omarchy running on my iPad, Pixel, and M4 Max MacBook Pro 🤯
It can basically run anywhere and is super responsive. The trick was that I set up a VM on AWS and can attach to the same computer on any device through Moonlight + Tailscale. Same files, same apps, same session.
I built software around it to adapt the desktop to different screen sizes, get keyboard shortcuts and inputs working correctly, and automate the AWS setup. Plus a web dashboard for starting, stopping, pairing devices, and tracking estimated costs.
Really love this idea: your device becomes a window into a computer you can take anywhere.
Still experimenting, but it’s working. DM or reply to this thread if you’re interested in trying it!
Thanks @dhh for creating this exciting OS.
is anyone at chatgpt / claude experimenting with a more streamlined chat branching UI? can't be just me that thinks that chat history could just visually branch out left / right, allowing the user to just follow side conversations, then easily go back. Or am I missing something
kinda ironic that the claude design's user interface is mediocre at best UI/UX wise. It's still a great tool though
Patrick Ecker retweeted
This is live now
Play at wine-assembly.berrry.app
Haven't had the chance to really run @linear on scale, but I am impressed by the level of rigor they put into the keyboard navigation, and accessibility.
It is truly centered around engineers that want to be efficient. They even thought about modal keybindings like "gs" or "gp"
I tried a few things with our designer yesterday. Had a custom issue board open, and said "well, there's prolly no way i can select multiple issues on this board right here just with a keyboard and change their state".
Boy was I wrong. Try do this on a Jira board.
have been gpt pilled for a while, but for fair reasons.. whenever I go back to either claude-code on the terminal, or the claude desktop app, I always feel like Anthropic's products are not polished enough.
OpenAI's UX is just better, and they are open for alt harnesses.
Patrick Ecker retweeted
Today we're announcing our second employee tender offer.
We passed $100m ARR earlier this year and now have more than 40,000 paying customers.
The tender lets our teammates participate in that success at a $2.5B valuation:
linear.app/now/sharing-growt…
