Mahdi Yusuf

It’s brutal

Let me know when you start looking into R2 and Cloudflare tunnels.

So what do people think about sliced tomatoes on a pizza?

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Why? Is there game play footage online?

Congratulations team! Amazing work! You will pull it off!

The journey was the point America outsourced manufacturing, then the skills to design what gets manufactured. Software is next.

America outsourced manufacturing, then the skills to design what gets manufactured. Software is next.

mahdiyusuf.com/the-journey-...

The journey was the point America outsourced manufacturing, then the skills to design what gets manufactured. Software is next.

America outsourced manufacturing, then the skills to design what gets manufactured. Software is next.

mahdiyusuf.com/the-journey-...

Maybe even 2 years now that I think about it.

I’ve been on there for over a year. It’s amazing. Just make sure you back up the repository elsewhere. I recommend Cloudflare R2.

Your agent is building things you'll never use I built more with AI agents in two months than the previous year. I used almost none of it. The real productivity gain isn't building—it's using.

I built more with AI agents in two months than the previous year. I used almost none of it. The real productivity gain isn't building—it's using.

mahdiyusuf.com/your-agent-i...

It’s sad. Glad you are feeling better though

good morning?

Why your coding agent keeps undoing your architecture Think of your codebase as a state machine. The code is the current state. The architectural decisions are the transitions.

Why your coding agent keeps undoing your architecture

mahdiyusuf.com/why-your-cod...

Why your coding agent keeps undoing your architecture Think of your codebase as a state machine. The code is the current state. The architectural decisions are the transitions.

Why your coding agent keeps undoing your architecture

mahdiyusuf.com/why-your-cod...

Agents didn't kill libraries—they just changed the math I've been writing software long enough to remember when "don't reinvent the wheel" was gospel. Find a library. Import it. Move on. The assumption was clear: someone else's maintained code beats your o...

Wrote something about the importance of the code generation and library use in the context of agents.
mahdiyusuf.com/agents-didnt...

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Sparking up the blog again and decided to write some inference into the blog. There a few other spots where you can see it in action as well. Check it out.

Experimenting with a Touch ID wrist rest 👀
Early prototype, lots to refine—but the idea feels right.

This is token usage before abysmal

GitHub - badlogic/pi-skills: Skills for pi coding agent (compatible with Claude Code and Codex CLI) Skills for pi coding agent (compatible with Claude Code and Codex CLI) - badlogic/pi-skills

This is great set of tools that are token efficient and useful! github.com/badlogic/pi-...

MCPs give me the same energy as GraphQL: works just well enough that people adopt it, just poorly enough that you inherit a new class of problems.

Both exist because building proper context and tooling takes effort. Most would rather reach for something "good enough."

MCPs give me the same energy as GraphQL: works just well enough that people adopt it, just poorly enough that you inherit a new class of problems.

Both exist because building proper context and tooling takes effort. Most would rather reach for something "good enough."

Playwright MCP is too token heavy what else people using?

That’s weird. Sorry that happened

They had there high moments too. I agree generally. What was your experience?

First custom keyboard build ✅

Split layout, fully custom case + PCB — designed from scratch and 3D-printed. Still a work in progress, but seeing it come together is fun.

Firmware next.

Put in the request for custom runners, I hope they pick it up.

Oh didn’t know they released that. Is there a way to specify your own vm for it to run in.

What’s that?