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Dave Kiss

@davekiss.com

Staff Community Engineer @ Mux Cleveland til I die (or move)

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Dave Kiss@davekiss.com · 4mo ago

I made my band's website a working cassette player with R3F - insert tapes to play our songs and demos - pick up various notes, photos, and desk trinkets - procedural VU meter, tape hiss, and warble via web audio filter chain @pmnd.rs libraries 🐐(drei, post-processing) a/v delivery by @mux.com

A screenshot showing a desktop covered in 3d tapes and a cassette player. A typewriter note lingers out of view.An overhead shot of a 3d cassette player with cassette tapes strewn across the messy desk. A pen, a post-it, a typewriter note, and a Homedays sticker are all visible. String lights run across the scene.A low desk view of a 3d scene containing a cassette player and cassette tapes laying on a plywood desktop. Band show posters hang on the wall in the distance. A small pile of guitar picks adorns the desk. A guitar amplifier sits in the corner of the room. A coffee mug, pen, typewriter letter, and poloroid are sitting on the desk. What a mess.
Dave Kiss@davekiss.com · 7mo ago

I was a human copy-paste machine for months before I realized it. A coworker would Slack me a bug. I'd copy it, paste it into Claude Code, watch it fix the issue in under a minute. Then I'd do it again. Bug reports, UX complaints, feature requests. So I built VoicePatch to remove me from the loop

VoicePatch - Turn user feedback into shipped code

Collect feedback, triage with AI, and automatically generate pull requests. VoicePatch turns user feedback into code changes.

voicepatch.app

Dave Kiss@davekiss.com · 2y ago

Are corporate blog posts ultimately fuel for SEO? Maybe. But if that were entirely true, I don’t think I could ever get motivated to write. I like to approach blogs as journalistic, educational, entertaining, capturing a sliver of time, a moment in this mad life that won’t be brand new ever again

Dave Kiss@davekiss.com · 2y ago

It’s interesting how different the responses are btwn Cursor’s chat interface and composer window Chat seems more pragmatic, thoughtful, considerate, but the multi-file editing is difficult Composer is more brute force, shoot from the hip, gunslinger cowboy code, but the file patches are excellent

Dave Kiss@davekiss.com · 2y ago

The oai realtime APIs in dev mode are a ton of fun Mostly because you can change the prompt to be something like “You are a donkey. An actual donkey.”

Dave Kiss@davekiss.com · 2y ago

I’m about to ship a talk to Santa app that I built over the past few weeks in my off hours Will share some sneak previews this way soon 🎅

Dave Kiss@davekiss.com · 2y ago

“you are a creepy zombie who has just emerged from the underworld and is starved for human brains. you speak slowly, groan often, and spit dirt and leaves” leads to a really interesting OpenAI realtime api voice convo