At the pace AI moves, is selling an AI product just selling yesterday’s tech? I dropped that question into a community thread this week, and it’s still rattling around my head. Those of us in the field sprint just to keep up, and the ground shifts under anything sitting on top of it. By the time a product is built, tested, polished, and shipped, the layer beneath it has moved twice.
Sitting at the bus stop after realizing that the bus schedule I had in my head was wrong. The line doesn’t run every 30 minutes, but every hour. So 40 minutes of wait. At least the sun is shining.
This is a useful way to use LLM video generation.
Every wondered how it was on the Titanic?
For the Sake of Building?
Amidst the excitement of developing a new tool, uncertainty arises about its purpose and the motivation behind the creation process.
I remember one of the first things I „programmed“ was an HTML page. I was so proud of it that I showed the raw HTML to a friend of mine who I knew also made web pages. I couldn‘t comprehend that he didn‘t „see“ the page from looking at the HTML at the time. 😂
Fixed a major bottleneck in Classis today. Importing sessions for analytics purposes now is about 60x faster. A months worth of session logs took about 5 minutes. Now it’s barely 5 seconds.
Classis now also has a website!
Classis Alpha Testers wanted
I’m gearing up to open Classis to alpha testers.
It’s an Agentic Development Environment for macOS. Agent dashboard, terminal tab, git client with PR and issue support across GitHub, GitLab, and Gitea—plus cost tracking. There’s also a code editor with Markdown preview and an AI chat sidecar.
Interested? Let me know.
Playing chauffeur for my daughter today. I shouldn’t complain. I love spending time with my little one. But I’m itching to get back to my app development. lol Classis is starting to feel like a great app.
The expected value of showing up
A coding challenge prompted the creation of three distinct video games by leveraging AI agents, ultimately highlighting the importance of effective prompt engineering and the value of participation despite initial hesitations.