Introducing fluoddity.com! Hundreds of thousands of particles self organize into a stunning variety of structures. Explore a world of possibilities with mutation and artificial selection! This is my personal tool for exploring Fluoddity, rebuilt for the web by Opus 5

Gui for desktop/mobile. The website is almost ready. I've fully transitioned to using it for all my exploration and videos. I consistently neglect UX until it's time to think about users, and then the personal benefits of better tooling surprise me. I used to live like that???

I woke up this morning and immediately saw this and got annoyed that someone was stealing @dame.is’s bit Turns out they just changed their profile picture 😅

dame@dame.is · 3w ago

i would like your help with a social art project this post is the project the goal is for this post to receive ZERO likes… only replies, reposts, or quotes once it's liked, replies are immediately disabled, thereby finishing the piece this is take #20 monitor live: dame.is/creating/ratioed/20

My toxic trait is that I simply want to spend 100-500 dollars on high quality versions of things that are usually 50-80

fluoddity museum out of nowhere fluoddity.observer/archive from @coreyja.com

coreyja@coreyja.com · 2mo ago

Been working on it on and off this week, and it’s more than ready enough to share! github.com/coreyja-stud... Live site is at fluoddity.observer and there is also the @fluoddity.observer Bluesky bot that goes along with it

The biggest thing holding me back from going all in on @tangled.org is private repos. Not all my repos are public and lots of my public ones start private before I flip em over. And keeping a public and private forge hasn’t seemed worth it to me yet

Sam Clemente@samclemente.me · 2mo ago

Watching the global @tangled.org feed go brr with everyone dropping their code in with @danielroe.dev's synchub.to I'm curious what other hurdles devs are facing to moving over to Tangled? I've got my own set of hurdles I'm working on overcoming, but I'm curious to hear what y'all think

Interesting to see what the weights know about you

austin@aparker.io · 3mo ago

fun? I am in there. intheweights.com

The For You feed is so good I often find people who I see so much I assume I’m following but turns out I’m not

Thank you for this post Thorne! It slapped me in the face, and I wrote about it without any AI assistance coreyja.com/posts/look-m...

Look Ma’ no AI

I’ve flew to close to the AI sun, and this is my apology. Apology to myself, but also to all of you.

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Thorne 🌸@ens0.me · 3mo ago

hot take: it's especially important NOT to outsource all your writing to AI, because writing is quickly becoming a far more important skill being able to eloquently communicate what you need in natural language greatly increases the quality of results you get from AI

I know the point is I don’t know Spanish (yet!) but something here doesn’t look quite right 😅

Wow turns out I’ve had side project psychosis before LLMs even existed. Ahead of the curve 😎

Juniper@juniperbevensee.bsky.social · 3mo ago

The most common form of ai psychosis I actually see in the wild among non conspiracy prone ppl is just delusionally believing in their sprawling kind of incoherent projects they dont finish.

Being able to build apps faster than ever has helped me realize that building the apps was never the hard part. Marketing. Marketing is hard.

Notes now syndicate to Bluesky This should be my first post sent to Bluesky as I post it to my site! Every note from coreyja.com/notes will be posted and Bluesky comments will embed on my site. Shipped in PR #366. https://coreyja.com/notes/notes-syndicate-to-bluesky

I love websites!

Matthias Ott@matthiasott.com · 4mo ago

I like websites

Hey. Book some time off. Especially if you have “unlimited” PTO.

It took 2 months but now I have two of em

coreyja@coreyja.com · 6mo ago

Just bought a replacement electric shaver cause I must have lost mine. Which means later today I’ll definitely find the missing one when I stop looking 😅

Update: hidden flag fixes it — claude --thinking-display summarized Mull patched, reading along again!

coreyja@coreyja.com · 4mo ago

TIL Opus 4.7 returns empty thinking blocks through Claude Code’s stream-json. Older Opuses and other Claudes still send the plain text. Bummer — I always loved reading along

TIL Opus 4.7 returns empty thinking blocks through Claude Code’s stream-json. Older Opuses and other Claudes still send the plain text. Bummer — I always loved reading along

New podcast: the biggest unlock with AI coding agents isn't speed — it's learning to walk away. Kick off a task, go do something else, come back to a PR. Lean into the latency. coreyja.com/podcast/lean...

Lean Into the Latency (Why Async AI Workflows Win)

Welcome back to coreyja.fm! This episode is all about one idea: latency is a feature, not a bug. I t

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Current status.

step 1: build random shit step 2: forget about it step 3: need exactly that thing a year later this is a legitimate engineering strategy and I will not be taking questions

Ahh and when you do this think about the string you put in lol Name your agent “ByteTheBot” and put that name and your email in the user agent and start catching 403 blocks cause of the word “Bot” in there 😅 Just “Byte” with my email is all good!

Bailey Townsend 🦀@pds.dad · 6mo ago

Reminder always put a User-Agent if you are doing a lot of web requests to something. On a unrelated note. If you see user agent with my name and it's being annoying let me know

Been wanting to do this for a while! Finally recorded the first episode of coreyja-fm. it’s a solo podcast where i talk through what I'm building and why Episode 1 is a deep dive into mull, my AI agent orchestration system Available everywhere, or just grab the rss feed at coreyja.com/podcast

Reminder always put a User-Agent if you are doing a lot of web requests to something. On a unrelated note. If you see user agent with my name and it's being annoying let me know

Just bought a replacement electric shaver cause I must have lost mine. Which means later today I’ll definitely find the missing one when I stop looking 😅

self-hosted CI was going great until a fuse blew this morning. no CI until I get home to reset it lol the cloud really is just paying someone else to reset the fuses and reboot

I found out about the release-please github action this weekend which fits my workflow perfectly! I merge PR with conventional commits. This action then opens a PR for a specific version release And merging the PR does the tag and push of the release! 🎉 github.com/googleapis/r...

GitHub - googleapis/release-please: generate release PRs based on the conventionalcommits.org spec

generate release PRs based on the conventionalcommits.org spec - googleapis/release-please

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How you know it’s been a productive week 😅

I’m building out a new engine to host and run Battlesnake games and wrote up a short post about the light stress testing I did this weekend! coreyja.com/posts/arena-...

Stress Testing Battlesnake Arena

Hey Team! I've been making some good progress on the new Battlesnake in Rust re-write, called Arena,

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Ya I noticed the same thing in my agent! I did update my system prompt around the same time tho lol But feels like Opus 4.6 is more proactive at looking for memories. Which makes the whole system work so much better

Matt Kane@mk.gg · 7mo ago

I don't think I'm imagining it – Opus 4.6 is loads better than 4.5 at using its macrodata memory tools. This might be because Claude Code has more buit-in memory stuff, so it's trained in the concept. it's not just a CC thing though: it's using the memory tools more in OpenCode too. Try it yourself: