principle hacker @ vers

Joined September 2013
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May 6
What if MemPalace got 100% in the metric it was going for all the while still not using any LLMs or APIs or GPUs... Well, wonder no more, I tidied up an experiment from this past weekend and am sharing the results as well as the code (links in replies)
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May 29
Cool things are happening with people designing their homes as easily as vibe coding Deskilling is irrelevant when it unlocks personalization of where folks live
1/4 Most people spend their lives living in buildings they had little influence over. We believe AI can help change that. Over the last month, 120,000 people generated 325,000 home designs with Drafted.ai Today, we're excited to share that we've raised a $16M Seed led by Buckley Ventures to continue building multimodal generative models for residential architecture and spatial design. Here's a glimpse of what we're building:
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May 23
This is the same as believing the efficient market hypothesis If prices were efficient, there’d be no hedge funds. If coding was solved, there’d be no people driving the agents
Devtools as a category seems to be facing extinction
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May 22
New blog post exploring how some OCaml can do well with Sonnet 4 on ProgramBench!
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May 18
If you’re looking for something open source to replace Stainless with, I gotchu x.com/itisyev/status/2050306…

May 18
surely anthropic don't hate openai enough to buy stainless just to shut it down
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May 16
Stealing ideas in tech is like stealing jokes in standup comedy, when it happens it’s usually noticeably worse Even the US version of the Office had to develop new character dynamics than the UK version
General Catalyst just co-led a $31.5 million seed round into a blatant rip-off of my company, Kled. (skip to 40 seconds if you want to skip context) I would typically not speak on things like this, but this level of blatant copycatting is egregious and completely unacceptable, and needs to be made an example of. This is one of hundreds of YC startups who have conducted this disgusting behavior. Unimaginative slop that continues to get rewarded due to nepotism.
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May 16
Having had friends text me about web scraping startups from YC after I went with SPC, I’d give credit more to this stuff happening as “market validation” Factories in china don’t copy failing American products
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May 15
"if your github profile cant compare to mine, its probably not the right fit" Quickly made 46 commits so I'd get to 6k contributions before you github.com/yevbar/commit-cra…
if you want to come work on things like this i have open recs at Sentry $350k to $1m TC you need to have a proven track record, ample public work, be highly autonomous, 5 years industry experience, and be based in SF or willing to relocate. if your github profile cant compare to mine, its probably not the right fit DM your credentials (or email to david at sentry)
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May 15
Nobody can say I didn't try to keep bun in zig (Screenshot from my PR with git rewritten in zig)
Still writing blog post hopefully will post tomorrow
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May 13
At least one person at Anthropic thought this was really smart * Brings direct usage to their product (Claude Code) * Cleaning up VC-subsidized tokens What does today's CAPTCHA solvers or ad-blockers look like with LLM subs? Or, will models get cheap enough it doesn't matter?
Starting June 15, paid Claude plans can claim a dedicated monthly credit for programmatic usage. The credit covers usage of: - Claude Agent SDK - claude -p - Claude Code GitHub Actions - Third-party apps built on the Agent SDK
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May 13
99% of people can't tell the difference between these two photos
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May 11
Replying to @jetbrains
@jetbrains was painfully early to language oriented programming btw stackoverflow.com/questions/… But you may have fun with racket lisp if you want to reduce syntax overhead like done here zacwood.me/posts/2019-06-27-…

dynamic workers would be a good compile target for a new/real lisp
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May 11
Plus imo something with python (originally made for distributed systems) would be better than recreating a LISP machine LLMs consistently do well with Python for a similar reason to why manus uses unix commands
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May 10
I noticed there wasn't an LSP server for AppleScript so I made one. Some examples of what you can do with AppleScript: - Use a local browser to navigate and fetch data - Send iMessage without opening the Messages app - Programmatically control Claude desktop to send a prompt
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May 9
Assuming bun does move to rust, I think this pans out one of two ways: - zig’s the last popular lang and SaaS-pocalypse starts to apply to programming languages - some lang(s) goes AI native and becomes the new popular lang(s)
99.8% of bun’s pre-existing test suite passes on Linux x64 glibc in the rust rewrite
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May 9
“But won’t we use MCP/specs/skills/etc as part of software engineering going irrelevant?” These are all means of codifying intent which is a lot like a programming language in the first place (cc COBOL)
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May 6
Hermes WebAssembly = ? Another experiment from this past weekend with a blog post written up (link and github in the replies)
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May 6
@Teknium I dunno if you were ever curious about porting Hermes to WebAssembly but I spent some tokens exploring it and shared the code :)
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