At some point I need to do a proper write up for my locally running agentic development workflow… The underlying methodology & approach is stable. The way I implement it (models / hardware) evolves daily. I’m a little nervous to even talk about it as many folks assume all AI is vibe coded slop
Профиль
Jamie And Lion (aka, SpacedOutSmiles)
Профиль VivelyMonotropic semi speaking adult writing about neurodivergent play & adventures. MTB, digital a11y, AAC user, podcast host & lion tamer (he/him)
They didn’t ’put a man to death’. They tortured him for 30 years first. What a disgusting situation all around.
Luke Steuber1986-2026 feels like a long time to be on death row
I guess I’m somewhat bucking the trend here My local model setup & small loop workflow is helping me move way faster. Both on side projects & real work stuff. Quality is good too Built lots of things I’d never have done without the tools I was never a fast dev, so maybe I’m just normal speed now
Jason GormanThere isn't a shred of hard evidence for any dev team getting 10x, 5x or even just 2x productivity using AI.
This x100. It’s part of why so much of the things I build are self contained and running on the most boring tools. I want stable stuff that doesn’t have a billion dependencies and constant changes. I’ll happily use lots of tech upfront to make the actual running code simple & robust.
Ersatz Cliffthe more I age, the more I detest software at a visceral, personal level. Every pointless deprecation, bullshit API change, vibe-coded regression, violation of semver, godawful UI change in tooling I use, etc. that I have to put up with is time not spent enjoying my brief time on Earth
‘Expensive’ is such a great word for speech. In many situations I can make words work, but the energy cost can be catastrophic. Places with loud background music or other people talking nearby are good examples. Zoom meeting with audio lag etc.
Thinking Person's Guide to AutismThere is a lot of space between being nonspeaking & being able to communicate in socially expected ways. @yesthattoo.bsky.social explains how intermittent, unreliable, insufficient & expensive speech help describe the space between nonspeaking & fully speaking: www.assistiveware.com/blog/intermi...
This is also part of the fun When I had it working properly… the new PC with the load balencer & ‘slots’ approach was 5x faster than my old approach it’s only 3x the hardware… the rest from the clever scheduler & memory management stuff An update broke it so badly I had to reinstall the whole PC!
Jamie And Lion (aka, SpacedOutSmiles)Lost an entire day to some werid driver & software incompatibility stuff yesterday… I guess they call it ‘bleeding edge’ for a reason. Ouchy. Got a good night of sleep. Back at it today. I’ll work it out. :)
My life feels surreal! I think teenage me wouldn’t believe the things I get to do & the tech I get to play with PC came via a new project I’m doing with a friend They believe in me enough they invested in the hardware needed to scale up my approach & make it happen I feel so lucky. Lots to do!
Jamie And Lion (aka, SpacedOutSmiles)Woohoo! It’s finally ready! It’s been a mega busy getting this beast setup & configured… It’s huge! Bigger than the photos look… my friends got it off the pallet & wiggled it into place for me on Friday :) It’s so much faster. Literally 3x what we had before & we’re using all the oomph already!
So excited for this. Arriving today! It’s literally making the new project build possible with such a tight deadline Can’t wait to share all about the new project & how we’re building it once it launches It’s easily the most complex thing I’ve ever built. Might end up being the most impactful too
Jamie And Lion (aka, SpacedOutSmiles)Life can be pretty surreal sometimes… I’ve got a new PC on the way from @scancomputers.bsky.social… it’s arriving on a pallet (!) It’s basically a build, dev & tools server for a big project I’m working on It’s huge… with enough space to stick bits from my current PC inside for maximum speed :)
Same as Fergus. Luma seems really good. The forms are pretty darn accessible too. I’ve come away impressed each time I’ve interacted with it :)
Fergus MurrayI just want to say that I've found Luma a massively better user experience than Eventbrite both as an attendee and as a host, and I assume the only reason people still use Eventbrite is inertia? Perhaps they partly assume any other system will be as awkward to learn to use, but it's absolutely not.