Started collecting inspiring personal sites recently and yours was the first one! Excited to read the case study.

Also AI has been helpful for managing dagger pipelines (which run on Depot). Not suggesting going that far, but just saw you've tried before and didn't enjoy that setup. Once it's set up though we don't touch it regularly.

We've been using and getting a lot of value out of depot. depot.dev and alternatively this idea is pretty appealing given how unreliable Github Actions can be youtu.be/gcwzWzC7gUA?.... Basically automate running CI locally w/ sign off.

Does it rhyme with axe or leo?

Not even a month of childcare 💀

And not saying you can't do any of this in the browser I just think it's invites a lot of incidental complexity depending on your reasons for choosing local-first.

Web is great for light offline/read-only scenarios like downloading recent emails. Native is better for heavy offline-first in-the-field scenarios.

I think it primarily depends on the use case. For highly-collaborative apps I don't think local-first make sense generally. Otherwise single-user syncing can be offloaded to iCloud/Dropbox.

Was using claude to help debug my Jellyfin (video streaming) setup and it's like "I see you're currently streaming Blade Runner" after looking the the live logs haha. But fr a trip to be chatting in realtime about the movie playing on my TV.

Easter eggs are technically a real food.

Literally just created a pro sub to use with opencode this weekend.

Yeah this is my go to as well. A lot of people don't care enough. They blew through a jest tutorial one time and now they think it's the only way.

One of the funnest work environments was me and the iOS dev one-upping each other with each build.

Remix 3 is using this as a way to provide typing for a context object in components.