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working on https://xitter.gq/t.co/XQkHwjPcE4 product, design, local-first

Joined December 2021
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Decided to write up a little tool I've been using to create Tailwind CSS v4-like color palettes. Just pick a hue → get 11 shades that feel like the originals. All thanks to OKLCH's perceptual uniformity.
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I upgrade my project for @jazz_tools 0.18+ this weekend and there is what changes with this new version: 1. new $jazz field for CoValues that serve as a namespace to contains all Jazz-specific properties 2. co object are now readonly and mutations now go through $jazz namespace
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It prevent direct object mutations such as: - cannot asign values to CoValues props - typescript show errors if trying to mutate directly in object Instead of: “I’ll modify this object directly” -> “I’ll explicitely tell jazz to update this CoValue”.
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This gives predictable behavior when mutations trigger sync and clearer separation between data access and modifications. CoValues are mutable but only through $jazz namespace. This prevents accidental mutations while ensuring proper sync and framework compatibility.
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“why is it called Jazz?” In the same way that Jazz music disassembles rigid music conventions into primitives Spontaneously & effortlessly reassembling them into something new, surprising, dynamic and “just what was needed” …and how the Jazz musician merely hints at things…
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Fall in love with website section `Colophon` and `People I'm inpired by`. Spend a few hours jumping between recommendations, discovering gems; reading /about and /now pages of internet people Some discovery: - thu-le.com/colophon - kyler.design/about by @kylerjphillips
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Delight to discover the thinking process and problems to solve behind @cartiquemaps! Such a great and smooth reading!
I wrote ~4000 words on how I built Cartique, diving into the engineering and design challenges behind features like undo-redo management, auto-centering, canvas interactions, and more. deeepsig.me/cartique?v=1
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I'm just starting ANTIMEMETICS and 3 things that I can say for now: - It helped me to learn some concepts I never realised and clear some ideas in my mind - Make me want to read books again (I haven't since 2024) - I love orange pages between each chapter's, help reading exp
I wrote a new book! It's called ANTIMEMETICS: Why Some Ideas Resist Spreading, and it's about ideas that don't want to be shared or remembered, despite their importance. Now available for pre-order: darkforest.metalabel.com/ant…
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Replying to @badlogicgames
I agree. I built npmjs.com/package/@alcyone-l… for that (and write typescript CLIs). It even generates the DXT bundle for you for Claude Desktop.
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A month ago I forked the open-source project management by @ln_dev7. Huge thanks to @nicolasembleton, who created the data structure via @instant_db during a few days of pairing coding. I learnt a lot about Now the idea is to make something I will be happy to use, let's see :)
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Now that the data is mostly good and connected to the db, I will work on the UI enhancement, fix some bugs, and ship new features. I'm still using Aider with `gemini-pro` Thanks for this super template @ln_dev7 with well structured UI! That make me leart a lot!
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Having fun with @cartiquemaps this afternoon! Funny and peaceful, I feel relaxed now! Happy with the small houses at the bottom left, where I added grass on top of themˆˆ I would love to see a "Lac" item added to the collection.
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Thank you @deeepsig for making this tool, wish you a great development!
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Published a new TLDR - Super knowledges, Internet niches. In this TL;DR: Knowledge vs Intelligence from @WilliamBryk and Why niches that matter from @MacBudkowski. Link bellow:
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Just explored several blog posts of @ErezDruk product section erezdruk.com/. Especially enjoyed to read erezdruk.com/post/a-new-way-… Thanks for writing this✌️
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I just discovered @dkbrereton Substack and his writing process: "I read books written by important historical figures, deconstruct their thoughts and ideas, find the most interesting parts, then synthesize those into a dialogue"
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