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Creator, entrepreneur, "thinker", fun seanspeaks.me Building: - lefthook.com (agency), - friggframework.org (open source integration framework) - https://frigg.cloud (integration management dashboard) - https://tinysaas.studio (collective) - more
This reminds me of one of the two boys, I forget which… I went to change him, took the diaper off, got peed on, started laughing, got pooped on, started cry laughing, stood up after bending down to get a third diaper (since the replacement was only half on when said poop happened) and then… mor pee
Funny I am just about to do the same 😂
RIP Chuck 🙏
Okay, not sure if there’s an audience here for this, BUT, we’re launching a new offer for the first 5 companies that want to try it out. An experiment building unlimited product integrations for a flat monthly rate of $5,000/month. learn.lefthook.com/unlimited-in...
If you mean bootstrap then no hate here 😂
Boostrap sounds risky tho
Also not the first person I’ve talked to in the past few weeks who’s team Laravel all the way
Monkey side eye meme with caption “Meta and Anthropic rulings: Y’all should have focused on the economic impact to the market for authors and creatives. Companies making money on code generated by AI Coding Assistants:”
I’m trying to nail down a stack that will make it fun and easy to build apps on the fly: seanstack.vercel.app
Would you want to control the code stack?
Maaaybe
What I want to know is what he’s doing today?
Huzzah! Bookmarking. I’ve been nervous as I use Claude-flow from ruv, it works well but it’s deeply tied to Claude code. I was worried swap out wouldn’t work well. Eventually this would be a great combo! Especially if we can fine tune it for local models.
(I don’t know that this kind of separation is possible in a local machine, feels like it’s a boundary that needs to be set up across machines, which means the test suite needs to be maintained and set up in a different “machine”, even if it’s virtual)
They submit the code and get the response back and need to solve, and can even get the full suite of “expects” in advance. But they can’t modify or see the underlying test setup.
As I’ve been playing around with Claude Code and agents that can have context and reach beyond even the repo you’re working in, I’ve wondered if we should have tests written fully separate from the code available to an agent’s context.
My updates were non existent here! It was quite the day.
The 11th Annual Brothers Matthews Great North East Disc Golf Tour of 2025 is underway!
We’ve been doing this for… check notes… 11 years! Dawn to dusk. As many rounds as we can. Follow along for shits and giggles dub.sh/BMGNEDGT2025
I’ll add to this thread as I go!
#discgolf #BMGNEDGT
Make it subtle/where you normally see by lines, copyright, licensing, etc and not a banner ad and I think everyone says “ah, I should do that some day” without any issue 😂😅
For sure! They’re good people 👌
Theirs in process, yours is product to power the process
Feels like a good partnership opportunity with the full stack solo crew
I mean, here’s a moment to ask for random giving! My nonprofit (cafe to end human trafficking and slavery) is in a 24 hour fundraiser right now. Can you spare $5? We’re opening a whole network of them after 10 years in one location. LFG!!
dub.sh/NHGives2025-...
I’m comfortable with it.
Yeah gotcha. This is the pattern I intend to reach for. Scheduled events, store the id in case a user wants to pause/stop (to delete the scheduled event), and as the event executes, evaluate whether it’s supposed to self schedule or just complete (so, update the db). I would use lambda because
What are you running on, infrastructure wise?
AWS EventBridge has scheduled events you can create that kick off whatever you need them to kick off (lambda function it sounds like in this case).
Pass along whatever data you need on invocation. Use that to load state and do your thang.
Timely, I was just thinking about this today. Though I wasn’t part of any specialized gifted programming, just top % of class and the weight of those expectations and “you can be anything”s that I grew up with
How about you? Any word games you like?
Some days are great days (yes, a 2-guess wordle score and sub-30 second Mini crossword can change a whole day 😅). Some are “what happened?” days (I have those more than he or my mom, but most of the time my answer is “kids”). Some are posted early in the morning. Some later at night.
So now we have a private group. I don’t talk to my brother in Paris every day (shout out Kevin Matthews) but I like to think I know how he’s doing each day when I see his scores post.
Here are my 5 daily word games:
- Wordle
- Connections
- Strands
- Mini Crossword
- Wafflegame
We used to play them and share scores daily on the family thread (5 siblings, parents, and significant others)… then three of us got shouted out 😂
