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This is it. I’m on my way to China to oversee the mass production of the Minimal Phone. It’s the final chapter before we ship, and I couldn’t be more excited (and honestly, a little emotional). Let me share the journey that got us here.

Noble USDC is on Kucoin! Who’s next?

Cursive 1.14.0-eap2 is finally out! This release contains the customisation for the inline evaluation results that I demoed at Heart of Clojure and the Conj, as well as lots of bug fixes. cursive-ide.com/blog/cursive… #clojure

Day 1: re-frame is so complicated, I hate it Day 8: re-frame is cool but still seems too complicated Day 100: re-frame has everything you need

“Based on what you know about me, draw a picture of what you think my current life looks like”

I used to think static type systems were indispensable in high-stakes environments when you have to get it right. Now I use Clojure, and I don't miss static typing. Curious what changed my mind? Check out my talk: "Clojure in live sports television" youtube.com/watch?v=kIhY4VDa…

Where do Clojurians hang out most? Like what's the most active platform? Slack, Discourse? Something else? Trying to stay up to date and engage with Clojurians.

Code retention/churn over the last ~15 years for Clojure and Scala's codebases. Source: download.clojure.org/papers/…

i am playing around with some terraform config using claude/chatgpt half the suggestions are completely wrong or just don't exist i start to understand why some devs don't take current llms seriously at all

I made this in 2 hours 🤯 Been playing with @v0 and @cursor_ai last night just to see how fast we can make an app. So i made something for people doing house listings 🏠 ◆ Add photos 📸 ◆ Generate descriptions of the photo 💭 ◆ Add appraisal report 📃 ◆ Generate the description of the property 📝 For the AI i used @LangbaseInc. Fast to setup, and you can try different models fast 🔥 And of course, the components as always, from @shadcn Btw, code is going to be Open-Source. @vercel @nextauthjs @prisma @shadcn @neondatabase @resend @tailwindcss @v0 #opensource #buildinpublic #proptech

me waiting to tell everyone at standup that i rewrote the whole frontend in htmx

6 Ways to save some money for your projects/side projects. 1. Use Cloudflare as your domain registrar. They have the cheapest com domains when it comes to renewal. 2. Convert to static If possible, convert your projects to statically rendered ones. I did this for many of my sites. I use Astro, which allows you to use React, Vue, and Svelte components inside. 3. Use static hosting If you did the step #2 you can host your stuff on Netlify, Render or other free static hosting site for free. 4. Be careful with serverless. What is free/cheap at the start can become paid very quickly. So, if you are familiar with Linux, go with a VPS. I use Hetzner, which is very cheap, and the performance is fantastic. 5. Utilize CDN I mentioned Cloudflare above, and now I repeat it because it is a way to significantly speed up your site and save traffic. Static content will be delivered to end users from the closest location and the cache. It means less traffic for your actual server. 6. This is a bonus tip. If your side project receives decent traffic, look for sponsors. They can cover all your costs, and you can earn some extra cash.