PG retweeted
.@Jason I respectfully don't want handouts
But You are very much invited to use open-source flared.page as @twistartups 's preferred URL shortner and analytics choice!
You could give shoutout for @flaredlink It would be BIG help and also pay my credit card bill!
PG retweeted
today I'm here btw
nitter.gq/PGHQdev/status/2111349…
PG retweeted
I'm building OpenScreenShot 📸
A free, open-source screenshot extension for Chrome and Firefox.
- Full-page capture in one click
- Annotate, crop, blur and redact
- Tab recording (Chrome)
- Export to PNG, JPEG, WebP, PDF or clipboard
- CLI + MCP server for terminals, CI/CD and AI agents
100% local. No account. No telemetry. MIT licensed.
Stars, issues and PRs welcome 🙏
github.com/PGHQdev/OpenScree…
PG retweeted
Today I deleted the frontend tests from HNTerminal
Enough with the testcase-slop
Kept typechecks, builds, backend + extension tests, and checked the reading flow in a browser
Less tooling to maintain, and the tokens..
hnterminal.com
PG retweeted
Hey @X 👋
Indie hacker building from Tokyo 🗼 Looking to #connect with people who are into:
- Indie hacking
- Building SaaS
- Shipping side projects
- AI agents
- Vibe coding
- Full stack
- Learning in public
- Learning Japanese 🇯🇵
- Living in (or loving) Japan
If that's you, say hi (or こんにちは) and let's connect!
If you're building something, drop it below 👇
よろしくお願いします！
PG retweeted
I grew up with:
* 14.4k modem
* Doom was new
* Win3.1 was sexy
Today
* I talk to computer and code comes back
* "Hey check my 19 emails and tell me if there is anything I need to respond to and what are my events today?"
* Full self driving cars
* Actual flying cars
WTF
PG retweeted
A visibly very emotional Akie Abe, wife of the frm Japan PM Shinzo Abe at the inauguration of "Abe Memorial Corridor" in Varanasi, India.
"Thank you for honoring my husband", Akie said
PG retweeted
i want max number of people to enjoy heirloom indian mul cotton and weaves like ikat (dye technique), jamdani (feels like air woven in - most complex weave ever), slub cotton (type of yarn), and kala cotton x bhujodi weave (indigenous cotton with slightly coarse feel). I personally have been wearing hand woven textiles past 8-9 years and have developed a knack about judging and sourcing fabrics, including readymade stuff. The usual impression is that handloom is expensive, the reality is that you get all kinds of stuff with cambric mul cotton shirts selling as low as Rs 600-700 straight from artisans. Instead of gate keeping, and if this gathers enough momentum, i will share a short package (a guide with step by step instructions) about where to source and what kind of weave you should be looking for. Lmk if you want it.
