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For quite some time I have been working on & off on my side project - iOS app to import your PDF tickets and keep them neat and organized. Here it is, available on App Store: apps.apple.com/us/app/ticket…
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Agents f*ck up.
When your SDR agent does, it shouldn't take the domain your invoices go out from with it.
OpenMail gives every agent its own inbox, its own sending limits and its own reputation.
openmail.sh
I love @pidotdev! I learned so much from pi. And I've enjoyed using codex subscription with pi agent.
Now, when Opus 5.5 is so good, I am conflicted about what to do. I might drop harness in favor of a better model 🙈
There it goes: the 5-hour workday.
9to5mac.com/2026/08/24/opena…
Why TUI? modern OS has optimized for aesthetics over usability: excessive spacing, low information density, unnecessary animations, and sluggish interfaces. TUI gives us dense interfaces, instant feedback, and keyboard-first speed.
For some this might sound like a well built org chart. For me this is a dysfunctional organisation.
Me: hey, I have an issue with the product. Can you help?
1. Sorry, I am only Account Executive, CCed Dedicated Customer Account Executive
2. Hey, I CCed our Onboarding Team
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subway take: it's not that opus 7 is weak, we already overproduced code and now models have hard time in the noise
There are so many great pi agent extensions and packages. I am interested to try them (almost) all, but to make sure I do not get hacked I should check if this is safe to install. So I build myself the CLI to check it.
github.com/edvinasbartkus/pi…
pi-safe-install will download the source code, run PI agent to scan for troubles, if all good - install it
Do I know anyone running using @PlanetScale in AWS Lambda successfully? Having problems with network latency. Lambda and @PlanetScale run in eu-west-2. Cold starts usually have ~500ms latency, and can't get warm requests below 70ms.
Apple Intelligence is great and I am looking forward to it very much!
But this ChatGPT integration is bugging me a bit. So it's seems like we have the fallback chain:
on-device -> apple-server-side -> chatgpt
Each part of the chain is more capable, so it stops where it's capable to complete the request.
I would expect that if apple-server-side is not powerful enough right now, it should eventually become powerful enough to compete and make chatgpt redundant.
Neat little app by @Apple — Sports. Hopefully they are dog feeding themselves with SwiftUI
I will never use @Airbnb just because this maze is impossible to solve





