Myko Nordy
@n0rdy.foo
• 9-5: Developer & Tech Lead
• Evenings and weekends: Building https://talktolocals.ai and 🥾 🏃♂️ 🧗♂️ 📖 🎮 🛌
My blog: https://n0rdy.foo
• Evenings and weekends: Building https://talktolocals.ai and 🥾 🏃♂️ 🧗♂️ 📖 🎮 🛌
My blog: https://n0rdy.foo
It's a bummer that the session limit can be reached in the middle of the answer.
Understandable from the cost perspective, but a bad UX nevertheless.
A great example of a hard engineering task to solve
Understandable from the cost perspective, but a bad UX nevertheless.
A great example of a hard engineering task to solve
October 15, 2025 at 7:55 PM
It's a bummer that the session limit can be reached in the middle of the answer.
Understandable from the cost perspective, but a bad UX nevertheless.
A great example of a hard engineering task to solve
Understandable from the cost perspective, but a bad UX nevertheless.
A great example of a hard engineering task to solve
If your workflow contains builds for ARM architecture, prepare your patience 🧘
September 22, 2025 at 5:07 PM
If your workflow contains builds for ARM architecture, prepare your patience 🧘
I ran out of monthly credits in Cursor and decided to give the "grok-code-fast-1" model a try, as it is free for now.
As you can see, it didn't go well.
Not sure about developers, but it can already replace the Lorem Ipsum thingy for sure 🙂
As you can see, it didn't go well.
Not sure about developers, but it can already replace the Lorem Ipsum thingy for sure 🙂
September 5, 2025 at 12:19 PM
I ran out of monthly credits in Cursor and decided to give the "grok-code-fast-1" model a try, as it is free for now.
As you can see, it didn't go well.
Not sure about developers, but it can already replace the Lorem Ipsum thingy for sure 🙂
As you can see, it didn't go well.
Not sure about developers, but it can already replace the Lorem Ipsum thingy for sure 🙂
DHH has just announced that Campfire is open-source from now on.
Pretty cool!
See here: github.com/basecamp/onc...
Pretty cool!
See here: github.com/basecamp/onc...
September 4, 2025 at 7:10 PM
DHH has just announced that Campfire is open-source from now on.
Pretty cool!
See here: github.com/basecamp/onc...
Pretty cool!
See here: github.com/basecamp/onc...
When Claude convinces you to use a particular product despite the initial idea to go with the competitor, it's a good sign of nice docs and credibility.
DaisyUI it is, then.
Great job, @saadeghi.bsky.social and @daisyui.bsky.social contributors!
DaisyUI it is, then.
Great job, @saadeghi.bsky.social and @daisyui.bsky.social contributors!
September 4, 2025 at 3:41 PM
When Claude convinces you to use a particular product despite the initial idea to go with the competitor, it's a good sign of nice docs and credibility.
DaisyUI it is, then.
Great job, @saadeghi.bsky.social and @daisyui.bsky.social contributors!
DaisyUI it is, then.
Great job, @saadeghi.bsky.social and @daisyui.bsky.social contributors!
I manually submitted talktolocals.ai to 31 directories, and here are the stats 2 months later 👇
We have a clear winner, so far: TAAFT.
But 2 launches are still pending: BetaList and ProductHunt.
Let's see who will win 🙃
I'll post new stats in a month, so stay tuned and don't miss out.
We have a clear winner, so far: TAAFT.
But 2 launches are still pending: BetaList and ProductHunt.
Let's see who will win 🙃
I'll post new stats in a month, so stay tuned and don't miss out.
September 2, 2025 at 3:42 PM
I manually submitted talktolocals.ai to 31 directories, and here are the stats 2 months later 👇
We have a clear winner, so far: TAAFT.
But 2 launches are still pending: BetaList and ProductHunt.
Let's see who will win 🙃
I'll post new stats in a month, so stay tuned and don't miss out.
We have a clear winner, so far: TAAFT.
But 2 launches are still pending: BetaList and ProductHunt.
Let's see who will win 🙃
I'll post new stats in a month, so stay tuned and don't miss out.
Reached my very first milestone with talktolocals.ai
The next screenshot will be from the Polar dashboard.
I hope 😄
The next screenshot will be from the Polar dashboard.
I hope 😄
September 1, 2025 at 8:51 PM
Reached my very first milestone with talktolocals.ai
The next screenshot will be from the Polar dashboard.
I hope 😄
The next screenshot will be from the Polar dashboard.
I hope 😄
The number of bots parsing GitHub is insane.
Here is a screenshot from my newly created repo with 0 stars and followers.
Do you see the similar stats for your repos?
Here is a screenshot from my newly created repo with 0 stars and followers.
Do you see the similar stats for your repos?
September 1, 2025 at 4:16 PM
The number of bots parsing GitHub is insane.
Here is a screenshot from my newly created repo with 0 stars and followers.
Do you see the similar stats for your repos?
Here is a screenshot from my newly created repo with 0 stars and followers.
Do you see the similar stats for your repos?
Came across this post on Hacker News today.
It's quite ironic to see how professional devs in Microsoft are forced to use the tool that is not good enough yet.
But somebody up the ladder can report that AI creates 80% of PRs now.
Check for yourself: www.reddit.com/r/Experience...
It's quite ironic to see how professional devs in Microsoft are forced to use the tool that is not good enough yet.
But somebody up the ladder can report that AI creates 80% of PRs now.
Check for yourself: www.reddit.com/r/Experience...
May 21, 2025 at 7:48 PM
Came across this post on Hacker News today.
It's quite ironic to see how professional devs in Microsoft are forced to use the tool that is not good enough yet.
But somebody up the ladder can report that AI creates 80% of PRs now.
Check for yourself: www.reddit.com/r/Experience...
It's quite ironic to see how professional devs in Microsoft are forced to use the tool that is not good enough yet.
But somebody up the ladder can report that AI creates 80% of PRs now.
Check for yourself: www.reddit.com/r/Experience...
Digging through a box of forgotten relics, I stumbled upon a pre-Spotify era gem.
Punk rock is today's soundtrack 🤘
Punk rock is today's soundtrack 🤘
April 14, 2025 at 3:13 PM
Digging through a box of forgotten relics, I stumbled upon a pre-Spotify era gem.
Punk rock is today's soundtrack 🤘
Punk rock is today's soundtrack 🤘
When you vibecoded your tariffs
April 3, 2025 at 8:44 AM
When you vibecoded your tariffs
Check out the coolest dark theme on the web! 🔥
What are your top picks?
What are your top picks?
March 13, 2025 at 5:20 PM
Check out the coolest dark theme on the web! 🔥
What are your top picks?
What are your top picks?
Google explains recursion with a hidden Easter egg
March 12, 2025 at 10:30 AM
Google explains recursion with a hidden Easter egg
I started my journey in tech with a role that was a hybrid of PM and QA:
- figure out what needs to be done for the product
- compile a list of requirements
- send it to devs
- test the feature they built
With LLMs and Cursor, it feels like being back to where it started 🙂
- figure out what needs to be done for the product
- compile a list of requirements
- send it to devs
- test the feature they built
With LLMs and Cursor, it feels like being back to where it started 🙂
March 10, 2025 at 11:00 AM
I started my journey in tech with a role that was a hybrid of PM and QA:
- figure out what needs to be done for the product
- compile a list of requirements
- send it to devs
- test the feature they built
With LLMs and Cursor, it feels like being back to where it started 🙂
- figure out what needs to be done for the product
- compile a list of requirements
- send it to devs
- test the feature they built
With LLMs and Cursor, it feels like being back to where it started 🙂
In 2025, choosing a programming language for the project has a new dimension: AI awareness of it.
And since LLM quality relies on the amount of data it was trained on, it leads to surprising results:
Java > Kotlin
JS/TS > Swift
C > Zig
Python > Rust
Interesting, isn’t it?
And since LLM quality relies on the amount of data it was trained on, it leads to surprising results:
Java > Kotlin
JS/TS > Swift
C > Zig
Python > Rust
Interesting, isn’t it?
March 5, 2025 at 10:08 PM
In 2025, choosing a programming language for the project has a new dimension: AI awareness of it.
And since LLM quality relies on the amount of data it was trained on, it leads to surprising results:
Java > Kotlin
JS/TS > Swift
C > Zig
Python > Rust
Interesting, isn’t it?
And since LLM quality relies on the amount of data it was trained on, it leads to surprising results:
Java > Kotlin
JS/TS > Swift
C > Zig
Python > Rust
Interesting, isn’t it?
Coming from (relatively) big tech, I always think about scalability when building something. Would it be able to handle a million users?
The truth is that most indie apps end up having 0 users. And tech is not the reason for that.
A reminder to myself: think, but not overthink.
The truth is that most indie apps end up having 0 users. And tech is not the reason for that.
A reminder to myself: think, but not overthink.
March 4, 2025 at 9:56 AM
Coming from (relatively) big tech, I always think about scalability when building something. Would it be able to handle a million users?
The truth is that most indie apps end up having 0 users. And tech is not the reason for that.
A reminder to myself: think, but not overthink.
The truth is that most indie apps end up having 0 users. And tech is not the reason for that.
A reminder to myself: think, but not overthink.
Finally, a useful study out there:
www.jmspae.se/write-ups/k...
www.jmspae.se/write-ups/k...
February 25, 2025 at 8:04 PM
Finally, a useful study out there:
www.jmspae.se/write-ups/k...
www.jmspae.se/write-ups/k...
"For never was a story of more woe than this of Karen and her Jason" (c) William Shakespeare
February 23, 2025 at 5:51 PM
"For never was a story of more woe than this of Karen and her Jason" (c) William Shakespeare
Came across this piece while reading Peter Thiel’s “Zero to One” book.
Internet proved to be useful, but overvalued internet companies without real use cases or profit streams collapsed the entire industry.
Is it only me, or does this look similar to nowadays AI gold rush? 🤔
Internet proved to be useful, but overvalued internet companies without real use cases or profit streams collapsed the entire industry.
Is it only me, or does this look similar to nowadays AI gold rush? 🤔
February 21, 2025 at 2:40 PM
Came across this piece while reading Peter Thiel’s “Zero to One” book.
Internet proved to be useful, but overvalued internet companies without real use cases or profit streams collapsed the entire industry.
Is it only me, or does this look similar to nowadays AI gold rush? 🤔
Internet proved to be useful, but overvalued internet companies without real use cases or profit streams collapsed the entire industry.
Is it only me, or does this look similar to nowadays AI gold rush? 🤔
After watching @mtlynch.io “Hit the Front Page of Hacker News” course and applying the knowledge, my post ended up on the front page.
No secret tricks in the course, though, just tips on how to write a good content, and insights on what topics are a good fit for HN, and what are not.
No secret tricks in the course, though, just tips on how to write a good content, and insights on what topics are a good fit for HN, and what are not.
February 5, 2025 at 10:50 PM
After watching @mtlynch.io “Hit the Front Page of Hacker News” course and applying the knowledge, my post ended up on the front page.
No secret tricks in the course, though, just tips on how to write a good content, and insights on what topics are a good fit for HN, and what are not.
No secret tricks in the course, though, just tips on how to write a good content, and insights on what topics are a good fit for HN, and what are not.