Safia Abdalla
@captainsafia.com
👩🏾💻: building things @warp.dev, prev: @microsoft.com.
✨: dream big and follow through even bigger.
🏗️: always building something
✨: dream big and follow through even bigger.
🏗️: always building something
I think @mitchdenny.dev is probably already on this but there should be a nice experience for using the @aspire.dev MCP in Warp and also setting up skills in the standard .agents directory.
February 11, 2026 at 4:35 AM
I think @mitchdenny.dev is probably already on this but there should be a nice experience for using the @aspire.dev MCP in Warp and also setting up skills in the standard .agents directory.
The Coinbase commercial lulled everyone in my bar into a false sense of security so we started singing…then we all booed when we realized it was a crypto ad and that’s how I know I picked the right watering hole. 😆
February 9, 2026 at 1:14 AM
The Coinbase commercial lulled everyone in my bar into a false sense of security so we started singing…then we all booed when we realized it was a crypto ad and that’s how I know I picked the right watering hole. 😆
That’s just the way I roll 😉 💃🏽
February 6, 2026 at 4:01 AM
That’s just the way I roll 😉 💃🏽
My first little change has landed in @warpdotdev!
Warp's got a nice footer that integrates with terminal-based agents to give you quick access to a rich diff viewer, voice input, and more.
I added the agent footer support to Copilot! 🤖 😇
Warp's got a nice footer that integrates with terminal-based agents to give you quick access to a rich diff viewer, voice input, and more.
I added the agent footer support to Copilot! 🤖 😇
February 6, 2026 at 2:26 AM
My first little change has landed in @warpdotdev!
Warp's got a nice footer that integrates with terminal-based agents to give you quick access to a rich diff viewer, voice input, and more.
I added the agent footer support to Copilot! 🤖 😇
Warp's got a nice footer that integrates with terminal-based agents to give you quick access to a rich diff viewer, voice input, and more.
I added the agent footer support to Copilot! 🤖 😇
I measure my productivity as a dev with the only metric that truly matters: bugs introduced per hour.
February 5, 2026 at 10:39 PM
I measure my productivity as a dev with the only metric that truly matters: bugs introduced per hour.
We definitely need to French 75 and yap next time you’re in town
February 5, 2026 at 3:48 AM
We definitely need to French 75 and yap next time you’re in town
Ooooh! Are you a fan/user of Warp?
February 3, 2026 at 3:08 AM
Ooooh! Are you a fan/user of Warp?
I’m excited to share that I’ve joined the team at @warp.dev.
I’ve long loved the terminal and I appreciate the power of AI-enabled software development. Warp brings those together in a way I’m excited to learn from and help build with a super product-focused team.
💻️ 🐚 ❤️ 🤖 🚀
I’ve long loved the terminal and I appreciate the power of AI-enabled software development. Warp brings those together in a way I’m excited to learn from and help build with a super product-focused team.
💻️ 🐚 ❤️ 🤖 🚀
February 3, 2026 at 12:45 AM
I’m excited to share that I’ve joined the team at @warp.dev.
I’ve long loved the terminal and I appreciate the power of AI-enabled software development. Warp brings those together in a way I’m excited to learn from and help build with a super product-focused team.
💻️ 🐚 ❤️ 🤖 🚀
I’ve long loved the terminal and I appreciate the power of AI-enabled software development. Warp brings those together in a way I’m excited to learn from and help build with a super product-focused team.
💻️ 🐚 ❤️ 🤖 🚀
I’ve heard of it. I’ve been using MacroFactor Workouts since it came out. I use their macro tracking app and it’s really nice. Workouts app needs work but I believe in the company’s ability to build a good product.
macrofactorapp.com/workouts/
macrofactorapp.com/workouts/
MacroFactor Workouts
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macrofactorapp.com
February 1, 2026 at 11:05 PM
I’ve heard of it. I’ve been using MacroFactor Workouts since it came out. I use their macro tracking app and it’s really nice. Workouts app needs work but I believe in the company’s ability to build a good product.
macrofactorapp.com/workouts/
macrofactorapp.com/workouts/
After about 6 years of mostly having some sort of fitness tracker attached to me, I traded in both of my Apple Watches today.
I'm experimenting with different ways of tracking progress and measuring myself this year...we'll see how it goes 😅
I'm experimenting with different ways of tracking progress and measuring myself this year...we'll see how it goes 😅
February 1, 2026 at 12:11 AM
After about 6 years of mostly having some sort of fitness tracker attached to me, I traded in both of my Apple Watches today.
I'm experimenting with different ways of tracking progress and measuring myself this year...we'll see how it goes 😅
I'm experimenting with different ways of tracking progress and measuring myself this year...we'll see how it goes 😅
The more software you write the more intuition you develop for the kinds of things that go around it.
Letting AI speedrun through the drudgery lets you develop that big picture intuition sooo much faster.
Letting AI speedrun through the drudgery lets you develop that big picture intuition sooo much faster.
January 30, 2026 at 5:07 PM
The more software you write the more intuition you develop for the kinds of things that go around it.
Letting AI speedrun through the drudgery lets you develop that big picture intuition sooo much faster.
Letting AI speedrun through the drudgery lets you develop that big picture intuition sooo much faster.
Exactly, my side projects are their own cinematic universe 😆
January 30, 2026 at 4:27 PM
Exactly, my side projects are their own cinematic universe 😆
using one of my side projects in another side project
January 30, 2026 at 3:00 AM
using one of my side projects in another side project
Yes, their onboarding experience is just *chefs kiss*
January 29, 2026 at 9:44 PM
Yes, their onboarding experience is just *chefs kiss*
It's a fairly recent update but thank you for your best wishes! 😀
January 29, 2026 at 9:43 PM
It's a fairly recent update but thank you for your best wishes! 😀
Marimo looks neat! RTC was one of our goals for nteract at one point. It looks like Marimo might not actually be using the notebook format as the backing store which might makes things a bit easier as far as being git and RTC-friendly.
January 29, 2026 at 8:34 PM
Marimo looks neat! RTC was one of our goals for nteract at one point. It looks like Marimo might not actually be using the notebook format as the backing store which might makes things a bit easier as far as being git and RTC-friendly.
AFAIK, VS Code has pretty robust Razor tooling support, including the recent addition of Razor cohosting.
I don't work at Microsoft anymore but @mammaclauds.bsky.social leads product on C#DK and would be a good person to ask questions about it to.
I don't work at Microsoft anymore but @mammaclauds.bsky.social leads product on C#DK and would be a good person to ask questions about it to.
January 29, 2026 at 8:33 PM
AFAIK, VS Code has pretty robust Razor tooling support, including the recent addition of Razor cohosting.
I don't work at Microsoft anymore but @mammaclauds.bsky.social leads product on C#DK and would be a good person to ask questions about it to.
I don't work at Microsoft anymore but @mammaclauds.bsky.social leads product on C#DK and would be a good person to ask questions about it to.
...tool for this kind of problem. Runtimed is doing what nteract did in the JavaScript ecosystem for Rust: providing packages and SDKs for working with Jupyter notebooks and the Jupyter messaging protocol.
January 29, 2026 at 8:06 PM
...tool for this kind of problem. Runtimed is doing what nteract did in the JavaScript ecosystem for Rust: providing packages and SDKs for working with Jupyter notebooks and the Jupyter messaging protocol.
...lack of maintenance. Since I've got some spare time while I'm between jobs, I decided to look at upgrading nteract to the latest versions of all of its JS dependencies. I've also been learning Rust at the same time ahead of my new gig.
Along the way, I realized that Rust is a really good...
Along the way, I realized that Rust is a really good...
January 29, 2026 at 8:06 PM
...lack of maintenance. Since I've got some spare time while I'm between jobs, I decided to look at upgrading nteract to the latest versions of all of its JS dependencies. I've also been learning Rust at the same time ahead of my new gig.
Along the way, I realized that Rust is a really good...
Along the way, I realized that Rust is a really good...
A while back I was part of an open-source project called nteract (nteract.io) that was building a nice Electron-based GUI for Jupyter notebooks and a UI toolkit and SDK in TypeScript for people to build their own notebook clients.
The project fizzled out a few years ago due to...
The project fizzled out a few years ago due to...
January 29, 2026 at 8:06 PM
A while back I was part of an open-source project called nteract (nteract.io) that was building a nice Electron-based GUI for Jupyter notebooks and a UI toolkit and SDK in TypeScript for people to build their own notebook clients.
The project fizzled out a few years ago due to...
The project fizzled out a few years ago due to...
What do you mean by “losing visual code”?
January 29, 2026 at 7:50 PM
What do you mean by “losing visual code”?
OMG AND IT STILL RUNS SEQUOIA I AM SHAKING
Unboxing a new Macbook is such a heavenly experience.
January 29, 2026 at 6:13 PM
OMG AND IT STILL RUNS SEQUOIA I AM SHAKING