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Pete Shima retweeted
The games we've long wanted, which didn't exist because they'd cost several times more to make than they'd earn back, will soon become possible. As will the games developers wanted to build, but couldn't with the resources available. It'll be a new golden age of gaming.
Pete Shima retweeted
Dang, claude code, the harness, is just so ridiculously ahead of all other harnesses. There's just no competition at all. I don't even think the other harness know what they are missing. It's all the tiny stuff.
Pete Shima retweeted
I'm having too much fun and spending too much time on these.
Lil-Parker has a story to tell.
Codex can't even open the html page it just created for me. It somehow even finds a way to crash chrome. Not sure how people claim this to be the elite harness. Just a single text based html page. I miss artifacts.
Pete Shima retweeted
Every three months I get The Cold Brew That Ruins My Day (too strong) from a nearby coffee shop with very good breakfast sandwiches. While getting a sandwich, I think, “Today I’ll get the cold brew, and it won’t ruin my day.” But, of course, it’s The Cold Brew That Ruins My Day
Pete Shima retweeted
Vacation Destination 🤝 Destination Vacation. It's a two-part IPA collaboration with @pFriem Family Brewers.
Same ingredients, same river, different ideas, different beers. It's either a West Coast IPA, Vacation Destination, brewed in Hood River, or a Hazy IPA, Destination Vacation, brewed in Astoria.
Same river, same region, same dedication to quality and craft, different beers. Take your Destination Vacation (Hazy IPA) to your Vacation Destination (WC IPA) in a matching set of 16oz 4-packs from pFriem & Fort George this fall.
Releasing at ours, and pFriem Pubs, this Thursday. Available wherever you get good beer throughout the PNW soon.
We'll be hitting the road to celebrate this union of beer and friendship! Find us at -
10/8 - pFriem Milwaukie Tasting Room (party on the patio) 3-5pm | followed by 1847 Taproom 5-7pm
10/10 - Fort George Brewery Taproom Pre-Party 4pm | followed by Bridge and Tunnel Bottleshop 5pm
10/14 - Queen Ann Beerhall at 5pm
10/16 - Bier Stein Eugene Time TBD
10/29 - Gils of Ashland 5-8pm
Fort George can art by Will Elias, pFriem can art by Mat Savage.
Pete Shima retweeted
The more I think about it, playing golf as as a single is an introvert's paradise:
- Pick any tee time you want
- Zero worry about your buddies running late
- Not forced to talk to anyone
- Choose to walk to avoid riding with someone in a cart
Man, I've been missing out!
Pete Shima retweeted
Claude Code just shipped mods...
I made one that connects you to a multiplayer Doom server while Claude is busy.
Every other player in the match is a person waiting for their Claude to finish.
Pete Shima retweeted
The problem here is that it requires trusting Meta. That has not gone well for the past twenty years.
Pete Shima retweeted
Reminder to take a break, relax and maybe play some pool sumo...
pool-sumo.chipchaunceytheonl…
Pete Shima retweeted
my wife was showing me a funny tweet on her phone. I told her “oh I actually replied to this” but then I couldn’t find my reply. so I checked her settings and she had exactly one account muted and it was me
Pete Shima retweeted
for reference: cloudflare serves 67 million dns queries per second...
118,538,803 queries per second.
1.22 PiB of data.
512 shards.
Powered by Neki.
planetscale.com/blog/118-mil…
Pete Shima retweeted
The reason we used to spend time designing software features before coding is because the cost of building the wrong implementation was tens of thousands of dollars. And pivoting code was often exhausting. But now, the code is cheap and it's easier to build first, test, rebuild.
Pete Shima retweeted
New Model, Who Dis? engcoffeesips.blinkinglights…
I'm rebuilding famous skate scenes in three.js and it really is coming along. Codex built me a browser based asset viewer and selector so I can choose a specific object and comment what is right or wrong. No textures yet but this is looking decent.
Pete Shima retweeted
Okay, this is genuinely impressive.
I asked GPT-6 Astra to help me understand my own ankle pain. It gave me a full interactive 3D atlas — bones, ligaments, tendons, real motion axes, sliders for plantarflexion and inversion, and a live readout of what each ligament is doing.
One session.
