Office view this morning.

Spent the last 9 months building my next camper van. Improved my carpenting skills, installed everything from solar panels, to hot water system, and above all built a proper office setup. Will be writing loops all summer, off grid in the remote forests of Sweden.

Opus 4.7 already calls Claude Desktop bugs `classic`.

The new blocking Instagram ads are amazing. Instant reminders to stop doomscrolling and close the app again.

6 months to AGI

Interactive preview deployments coming soon to @TervezoAI

Fly sprites was fun while it lasted, but it feels like a hobby project. @TervezoAI now runs on @daytonaio

Every.. fucking.. time Claude. So damn lazy.

Once I started using remote sandboxes with @TervezoAI I realized there is no way back. Just hand off the work, don't worry about git worktrees, conflicting ports, npm bloat on my Mac any longer and they can just keep running while I'm offline.

Preview deployments with live AI feedback achieved.

Tested the beta recently with Rolldown, you wont believe how fast it is. Especially if you're used to Next.js.

Planning a new OpenSpec change proposal. GPT-5.3-codex Xhigh, an hour long sparring session, only 25% of context used. Opus 4.6 complete context rot after 15 minutes.

Fix merge conflicts with a click on the button.

Indie hackers building great stuff 💣 @jondalgir LatentWire (AI news intelligence) → goal: $5-20k MRR @eelcodotdev TervezoAI (AI agents for devs) → goal:$10k MRR @minifatto Depost AI (LinkedIn leads) → goal: $10k MRR @Shadabshs Cursorclip (screen recorder) → goal: $1k/mo @mubeenchatthaa Sniff (social search) @tarasshyn AdaptlyPost ClawOneClick @adamdbrown AgentGuard (AI security) @saran13raj Valt3 (decentralized storage) @pdycin EasyAnalytica → goal: $1k MRR @accountantguy21 PDFOutput (Notion docs) @AgrawalHridaya Vexture (design tool) @0xAmr8 PaveKit (onboarding) @JorisFalter DailyPushups @InvoiXyz Invoice generator @emarketing88888 eMarketingToolbox Go follow and support them

I've had regular brainfog and unexplainable fatigue since my late teens. Countless blood tests, doctor visits, psychologists, alternative medicine, expensive supplements, all the diets in the world. I found short term fixes, like fasting and carnivore diet, but nothing seemed to help in the long term. Eventually I just learned to live with it. But about 6 months ago I heard about taking iodine drops orally. After taking a few drops every night for a couple of months, I can finally say my brainfog is mostly gone, better mood and consistent energy. I finally start to feel like myself. Dealing with unknown chronic issues and knowing there's much more inside you can be extremely depressing, lonely, and hard to deal with. Learn to accept it, but never give up 🙏

Biggest difference between Opus 4.6 and Codex 5.3 seems to be that Opus very often wastes a lot of tokens on find/grep often adding a lot of unrelated/irrelevant code, bloating the context window. Codex is much more effective. Other people experiencing this too?

What spec-driven-development (SSD) workflow do you use? Other options? drop them in the comments.

Use your skills to create an environment where everybody can contribute, gatekeeping will kill your product.

Been building a dark factory for product teams since early this year. I'm already using it to build itself and onboarding the first clients right now. Collaborative spec editor, customizable blueprints, multistep AI workflows with resumable ralph loops, linear integration and much more. This was unthinkable a year ago and I'm super stoked about what's possible now, feeling the same kind of excitement as when I started programming over 20 years ago. I just can't stop writing specs and instructions