y'all are gonna make more self-sovereign money than me rn
I've opted out of being my own banker
until this gets better
nfa dyor blackrock has no insurance on its etfs but get paid a lot of money which goes away if they can't secure the crypto
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> who are these people with low self esteem they need a WAR to feel better about themselves
-- Bill Hicks, 1991
This guy was from the future. Talking about aliens before Rogan, Christian warmongers before, um...
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feeling like levelsio lol
most stuff with this little project serves directly to prod
it jiggles live even while the agent updates code
no need for dev environment or even a build step
just BUn.serve(), some html, and minimal JS
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It's now possible to run Farchiver continuously ...
- webhook triggers an update job, stores every cast + reply as markdown files
- another webhook deletes old casts from network, leaving the Farchive browsable via desktop/mobile
- each cast costs $0.01 to view via x402
- frens and holders of my coin get it for free
- a script grabs the bundle and stores in S3 bucket
- I can view the entire thing in Obsidian, or give it to my agent
all FOSS
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unpopular opinion: a non-zero portion of programmerwork about to be replaced by AI was extrawork
- too-early optimization has always been a hard problem
- solutionism, yakshaving and bikeshedding are especially likely to one-shot developerbrains
- before capable AI coding, there was no way to price decisions, which live at the level of line programmers
- now that managerbrains guide agents to produce code, decisions move up to the budgetary level
STATED: we want elegant, maintainable code
REVEALED: I pay for vibeslop. if budget goes 3x, I want more slopshit to sell, not code reviews
I discuss one example in my blog: Node.js introduced a 99% useless new method in v24.4.0 that nobody cared about enough for 15 years but somehow for non-economic-based reasons got introduced in 2025. And Bun's AI-powered code machine, moving at the speed of high agency, has not gotten around to it for >6 months
on the surface, it looks like a clear gap in AI-driven prioritization
is it really tho?
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we live in amazing times
> I was just doing Erdős problems as I do sometimes, giving them to the AI and seeing what it can come up with. And it came up with what looked like a right solution.
-- Liam Price, who just single-shot solved an outstanding math problem
