Kenny
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Kenny
That blew me away. But not nearly as much as it blew Claude away. It wrote in its feelings journal:
Jesse Vincent • Superpowers: How I'm Using Coding Agents in October 2025
this idea of a “feelings journal” is one that has been bouncing around in my head. basically stitching together all my inference calls into one singular entity that lives in the app
I haven't published all the skills Claude and I have built, because some of them are a little esoteric and some of the ones I've played with come from telling Claude "Here's my copy of programming book . Please read the book and pull out reusable skills that weren't obvious to you before you started reading" and I'm not sure how I feel about the IP... See more
Jesse Vincent • Superpowers: How I'm Using Coding Agents in October 2025
We are trying to do something similar with judgements/users being able to drop book on negotiation… etc etc
Inspiration strikes for another stab at tiktok. Documenting the thought process around getting 42-vibes going: How 2 engineers will accrue so much leverage that in the next 12 - 18 months, they are able to do the work of 42. All centered around building speakeasy. all videos practiced for a one take beautiful delivery, using speakeasy… stimm in
... See moreThe name of the game is "context refinement" - some call it context engineering. I like to think that the real AI-first engineers are now doing context refinement to "line up shots". When you have gotten enough confidence, that's when we take that shot.
Sam Schillace • I have seen the compounding teams
It’s much better to have two or three engineers who can design at this high level, working on well-defined but isolated pieces of functionality, than it is to have a large, mixed team. It’s hard to have some team members coding like this and others coding by hand, and it’s impossible to mix that in one repo. The models aren’t trusted - code has to... See more
I have seen the compounding teams
modularity… yay, making me feel better about my tomfoolery.
Audio, in reality, is a continuously varying pressure wave in air. What you did in this project is build a thin “measurement and summarization layer” on top of how that pressure wave gets turned into numbers. A few concrete, digestible takeaways from that perspective:
First: the microphone is a pressure-to-voltage sensor, and the ADC is a... See more
First: the microphone is a pressure-to-voltage sensor, and the ADC is a... See more
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WTF is… Audio
Again, we simply need to move as much logic as possible out of the view body and put it into variables and functions we can see from outside the view.
Because, and to paraphrase a military axiom: If we can see it, we can test it.
Because, and to paraphrase a military axiom: If we can see it, we can test it.
Michael Long • SwiftUI: Choosing an Application Architecture
Over the years we developed a few guidelines to help us out. Ideas like the single responsibility principle, the open-closed principle, the dependency inversion principle, and separation of concerns .