Ty Dunn
@ty.energy
bringing enough to computation founder @continue.dev https://tydunn.com
Yesterday I shipped 29 PRs, renewed my passport, and had two conversations that landed on opposite ends of the same question. blog.continue.dev/283-net-line...
283 Net Lines and a Passport
I shipped 29 PRs, renewed my passport, and had two conversations that landed on opposite ends of the same question.
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amplified.dev is a single-page essay arguing developers are amplified, not automated. One HTML file, inline CSS, vanilla JS. No frameworks. We wrote 11 checks for it. Checks don't have to protect code — they can protect taste. Here's what ours look like.
Developers amplified, not automated
Every time a layer of the work became infrastructure, the role didn't shrink. AI is the next layer in it.
amplified.dev
We are evolving from vibe coding → vibe engineering → Continuous AI - Vibe coding = fast AI experimentation - Vibe engineering = sophisticated AI-assisted production development as individuals - Continuous AI = orchestrating agents across your entire dev lifecycle as a team
Simon Willison@simonwillison.net · 11mo agoVibe coding is irresponsibly building software through dice rolls, not caring what code is produced What about when engineers at the top of their game use AI tools responsibly to accelerate their work? I propose "vibe engineering"! simonwillison.net/2025/Oct/7/v...
Introducing Instinct 🐺, a new state-of-the-art open Next Edit model trained by @continue.dev Runnable with @ollamabot.bsky.social and available today in VS Code
There is so much room for context engineering improvements at large organizations
@continue.dev is hosting the AI Native Dev - SF Meetup at GitHub HQ (thanks to Kevin Crosby!) with @jedi.be and friends ️🔥
We launched on Hacker News yesterday! There was a great discussion on custom AI code assistants. In case you, missed it:
It’s critical that an open architecture underlies the future of AI-enhanced software development. This is why we are launching Continue 1.0 with hub.continue.dev today: techcrunch.com/2025/02/26/c...
Continue wants to help developers create and share custom AI coding assistants | TechCrunch
Continue helps developers create customized, contextual coding assistants that can connect with any model and development environment.
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Lineages of information structuring matter have led me to this Recursive Worlds lecture by Sara Imari Walker (and Bluesky, hello world!) antikythera.org/films/recurs...
Recursive Worlds | Antikythera
Recursive Worlds is a lecture by Sara Imari Walker recorded in July 2024 in London as part of Antikythera’s Cognitive Infrastructures Studio lecture series.
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