Hands-on builder, 20 years, AI as leverage.
Joined November 2006
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25 May 2019
100% in software dev. The more you know, the harder it is to start.
25 May 2019
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I typically try to will a .com domain, but I am quite happy with the .ing
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Muv is an app that I always wished existed, but pre-AI coding, I could never justify the time to make it happen. Zero business aspirations here; it is something I just always wished existed.
muv.ing - TestFlight should officially be available in a day or two.
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Almost had a regression in the move from Heroku Redis to DragonFly with a Lua script.
Thankfully, younger me had this feature well tested, so older me did not fall on his face.
Even better, older me can now see the Lua script as unnecessary complexity.
Yay me.
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Jun 13
TIL - DragonFly (Redis alternative) caps keys returned in a query to 8192.
I should have been using `dbsize` to verify the number of keys in a migration anyway. Old habit.
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Jun 10
People of @badlogicgames Pi and disciples of @aarondfrancis SoloTerm
I put together a set of tools to work with Solo's MCP Server - github.com/scottwater/pi-sol…
I also did a port of the SuperPower skills which leverage Solo's 'orchestration' and scratchpads/todos instead of markdown files - github.com/scottwater/solopo…
These play really well together as well.
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Jun 9
Easy mode in SoloTerm. Just add a custom agent
Jun 9
amp update
amp plugins add --auto-update @amp/fable-mode
amp --mode claude-fable-5
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Jun 7
Claude Design feels like a vibe slop mess, but the results are great. Hopefully, Anthropic invests in it long term.
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Jun 7
I'm not sure if it was an app update or I'm just getting lucky, but the Codex app now opens to the last conversation, even a remote one. This makes keeping up with a long-running task so much better.
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Scott Watermasysk retweeted
Jun 5
You can find the repo here
github.com/repoprompt/repopr…
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Jun 4
I've spent a lot of time over the last twenty years minimizing my use of a mouse. Now, this week I find myself trying to figure out more and more ways I can use the mouse and not touch a keyboard.
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Jun 3
The Apple Watch has never lived up to consuming content the way I had hoped it would.
But when it comes to recording content, it has far exceeded my expectations.
On a whim, I added watchOS support to YAP, and it's been unbelievably useful.
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Jun 1
In pure Christopher Columbus fashion, I just discovered Universal Control on OS X, and at least for now, it’s working spectacularly well.
Proper Touch ID support would take it over the top, but this already makes my two-machine workflow much cleaner—without the need for a KVM.
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Jun 1
The Apple Watch integration makes Yap 10 times better. Now you don't even need your phone handy to record.
ALT A smartwatch screen displays a "Queued" status, indicating a recording waiting for an iPhone, with a green "Record" button.
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Jun 1
It is even faster with a complication enabled. I would love to auto record on the complication, but they have always been too sensitive for me.
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Jun 1
Even better would be the watch action button, but this is locked to only health-related actions.
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Jun 1
The feedback loop to build anything for an Apple Watch is rough.
It would help if I knew what I was doing as well.
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