Building #ElectricClojure and https://xitter.cf/t.co/JkYr6J4dpu. I believe in excellence, and I believe that many others do too. Baháʼí. https://xitter.cf/t.co/aBmRZmuoCs

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Joined May 2009
Screenshot of a web-based object navigator targetting the JVM management interface, to reflect out the process classpath and navigate into the contents of an uberjar. This application is defined in about 200 lines of Clojure (.clj) for the java reflection (for some simple parsing and weaving together of a set of queries that relate but were not intentionally built to relate), and absolutely no frontend code. The navigator UI is fully abstracted away by a saas, the UI is not in the same process as the JVM being interrogated, it is remote. They talk via a reverse websocket with the Electric wire protocol. For more info see clojure.net/ "Network your REPL", a new experiment from Hyperfiddle.
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Dustin Getz retweeted
People still don't understand how the mental model for building AI agents is closer to a frontend than a backend service The call graph is dynamic, depending on what the LLM or user saw / decides. They need a BFF that shields them from service topology and product joins.
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Replying to @haridigresses
2026 update: I told you so!
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Dustin Getz retweeted
Thank you Guillem I believe development that focuses on user experience and rich features is what enables this fast pace. Technically the dev speed is enabled by #Electric from the Hyperfiddle team (led by @dustingetz) and the associated Electric-specific LLM skills.
Yesterday we had the first Incremental Learners community meetup. @adham_clj shared the most important updates of freememo.net. The development speed is incredibly fast-paced for a solo side project. Just the July updates feel like more than 4 years of a SuperMemo big release!
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Dustin Getz retweeted
Endive 1.0 is out!🚀🚀🚀 Pure-Java WebAssembly runtime, zero native dependencies, now a @bytecodeallies project. Now with native JVM GC integration for WasmGC references and tail call optimizations! Chcek it out: endive.run/blog/endive-1.0
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Replying to @francoisfleuret
c.f. human body immune system
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Replying to @slimjimmy
i vote libertarian because the bigger an institution gets the less effective it becomes, also war is bad, let's stop wrecking other countries
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the banks provide this service to merchants, they will redirect recurring payments to the replacement card
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Replying to @augustiner_h
i think it’s because engineers are not the customer they are the product. recruiter lady bozos are the user and HR lady bozo is the customer. So the product decoheres, taking a whole industry out with Conway’s law
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Replying to @GJarrosson
then why do they ask birthdate in the application
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Replying to @sean_j_roberts
skeptical that tokens are more expensive than the man years spent debugging resource leaks let alone cumulative dev cost
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“every failure has a moment where you saw it and looked away. that moment is the reason”
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anyone who says feynman can illuminate anything has only read the first chapter of his books
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by “first hire is a lawyer” you just mean “use Gunderson” right?
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Replying to @colorkevin
yes this, i would emphasize that you need more than one super connector angel, though one is a good start, you need a half dozen, how many did you have to generate the 60 meetings? the trouble is generating them all at once for deal heat, a fan out rolling approach can generate 60 meetings slowly over 3 months but that is not how rounds close. You almost need to have a flubbed round under your belt (i have one) that generates the network to find your key angels, which primes the next round for success
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Not all lies require coordination -- just common interest
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Replying to @jdegoes
classic programming tools (pre cloud) is a good answer, my answers were classic excel and word, visual studio .net classic, iphone classic and macos classic which all fit the same category. And perhaps the only answer?
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