Nick Payne
@makeusabrew.bsky.social
🚧 Independently building SaaS & apps: stronglytyped.uk/work
📥 New: blueskyinbox.com
🙃 Fun: bskyfeels.com
🛠️ Handy(?): playground.bsky.guide
🦀 Aspiring Rustacean
🚴♂️ Cyclist
🤓 Nerd
👶 Dad
📥 New: blueskyinbox.com
🙃 Fun: bskyfeels.com
🛠️ Handy(?): playground.bsky.guide
🦀 Aspiring Rustacean
🚴♂️ Cyclist
🤓 Nerd
👶 Dad
Claude code for web:
- connects directly to your GitHub repositories
- creates a sandboxed environment in which to conduct its work
- lets you open a PR once it has finished
Working totally "blind" isn't going to fit a lot of the time, but for some smaller tasks, this could be awesome.
- connects directly to your GitHub repositories
- creates a sandboxed environment in which to conduct its work
- lets you open a PR once it has finished
Working totally "blind" isn't going to fit a lot of the time, but for some smaller tasks, this could be awesome.
October 21, 2025 at 12:51 PM
Claude code for web:
- connects directly to your GitHub repositories
- creates a sandboxed environment in which to conduct its work
- lets you open a PR once it has finished
Working totally "blind" isn't going to fit a lot of the time, but for some smaller tasks, this could be awesome.
- connects directly to your GitHub repositories
- creates a sandboxed environment in which to conduct its work
- lets you open a PR once it has finished
Working totally "blind" isn't going to fit a lot of the time, but for some smaller tasks, this could be awesome.
Oh Claude, what have you learned from us...
October 16, 2025 at 5:44 AM
Oh Claude, what have you learned from us...
What a nice day to start my Wednesday
October 1, 2025 at 7:57 AM
What a nice day to start my Wednesday
Apple Developer, 2025
September 14, 2025 at 2:27 PM
Apple Developer, 2025
Ah, tsundoku, my old friend
September 6, 2025 at 12:16 PM
Ah, tsundoku, my old friend
Not sure AI would be that good at tennis yet
September 2, 2025 at 7:15 AM
Not sure AI would be that good at tennis yet
Thanks, px307 🫡
(Context: Decking is a repo I haven't worked on in around 10 years. It was like docker-compose, before docker-compose existed, and I and many other users loved it)
(Context: Decking is a repo I haven't worked on in around 10 years. It was like docker-compose, before docker-compose existed, and I and many other users loved it)
August 15, 2025 at 10:18 AM
Thanks, px307 🫡
(Context: Decking is a repo I haven't worked on in around 10 years. It was like docker-compose, before docker-compose existed, and I and many other users loved it)
(Context: Decking is a repo I haven't worked on in around 10 years. It was like docker-compose, before docker-compose existed, and I and many other users loved it)
Does anyone know precisely how Cloudflare applies CPU limits to long-lived WebSocket connections? I had a socket closed recently on ~2000ms CPU usage - way below the 30 second default.
Bumping the limit works, but I want to understand the methodology @cloudflare.social @cloudflare-dev.bsky.social
Bumping the limit works, but I want to understand the methodology @cloudflare.social @cloudflare-dev.bsky.social
August 8, 2025 at 9:28 AM
Does anyone know precisely how Cloudflare applies CPU limits to long-lived WebSocket connections? I had a socket closed recently on ~2000ms CPU usage - way below the 30 second default.
Bumping the limit works, but I want to understand the methodology @cloudflare.social @cloudflare-dev.bsky.social
Bumping the limit works, but I want to understand the methodology @cloudflare.social @cloudflare-dev.bsky.social
Weird bait & switch from Apple. Core Audio Taps was previously listed as stable from macOS 14.2. Now they're trying to claim it's in beta and only available from macOS 26.0 onwards?
developer.apple.com/documentatio...
developer.apple.com/documentatio...
August 1, 2025 at 1:38 PM
Weird bait & switch from Apple. Core Audio Taps was previously listed as stable from macOS 14.2. Now they're trying to claim it's in beta and only available from macOS 26.0 onwards?
developer.apple.com/documentatio...
developer.apple.com/documentatio...
I can tell you now, Claude, you're going to be disappointed.
July 9, 2025 at 8:14 PM
I can tell you now, Claude, you're going to be disappointed.
Seriously, what are you supposed to believe when a company has this range of reviews? Admittedly the sample size on Yelp is miniscule... but boy, are those reviews *damning* 😅
June 18, 2025 at 5:50 AM
Seriously, what are you supposed to believe when a company has this range of reviews? Admittedly the sample size on Yelp is miniscule... but boy, are those reviews *damning* 😅
🟥🟧🟪 New
🟩🟦🟨 on
🟫⬜️⬛️ gitbox
The 2025 edition is here! Check mine at gitbox.app/makeusabrew for an example.
Existing users still have their 2024 page preserved in all its glory, e.g. gitbox.app/makeusabrew/2024.
Almost half way through the year already - keep on coding! 👊
🟩🟦🟨 on
🟫⬜️⬛️ gitbox
The 2025 edition is here! Check mine at gitbox.app/makeusabrew for an example.
Existing users still have their 2024 page preserved in all its glory, e.g. gitbox.app/makeusabrew/2024.
Almost half way through the year already - keep on coding! 👊
June 9, 2025 at 10:05 AM
🟥🟧🟪 New
🟩🟦🟨 on
🟫⬜️⬛️ gitbox
The 2025 edition is here! Check mine at gitbox.app/makeusabrew for an example.
Existing users still have their 2024 page preserved in all its glory, e.g. gitbox.app/makeusabrew/2024.
Almost half way through the year already - keep on coding! 👊
🟩🟦🟨 on
🟫⬜️⬛️ gitbox
The 2025 edition is here! Check mine at gitbox.app/makeusabrew for an example.
Existing users still have their 2024 page preserved in all its glory, e.g. gitbox.app/makeusabrew/2024.
Almost half way through the year already - keep on coding! 👊
The most important revenue figure nobody's talking about: $/commit.
... I dread to think what mine is. Can it go negative? I think mine's negative.
... I dread to think what mine is. Can it go negative? I think mine's negative.
June 4, 2025 at 11:57 AM
The most important revenue figure nobody's talking about: $/commit.
... I dread to think what mine is. Can it go negative? I think mine's negative.
... I dread to think what mine is. Can it go negative? I think mine's negative.
I think I'm becoming a bad influence on Claude; it's coding more and more like me every day
June 4, 2025 at 10:23 AM
I think I'm becoming a bad influence on Claude; it's coding more and more like me every day
I'd like DeskVault (built ~September '24) to learn a lot from Bluesky Inbox (blueskyinbox.com - built ~February '25).
I think the latter is by far the best looking thing I've made. I had a lot of help from v0.dev, but I am slowly but surely improving my once non-existent design eye.
I think the latter is by far the best looking thing I've made. I had a lot of help from v0.dev, but I am slowly but surely improving my once non-existent design eye.
May 30, 2025 at 1:24 PM
I'd like DeskVault (built ~September '24) to learn a lot from Bluesky Inbox (blueskyinbox.com - built ~February '25).
I think the latter is by far the best looking thing I've made. I had a lot of help from v0.dev, but I am slowly but surely improving my once non-existent design eye.
I think the latter is by far the best looking thing I've made. I had a lot of help from v0.dev, but I am slowly but surely improving my once non-existent design eye.
I haven't worked on DeskVault in *ages*. Way too long. I'm dusting it off this afternoon briefly to go after this rather nuts gross revenue viz I made under the influence of far too much coffee and exuberance.
Left: current. Right: WIP changes.
#buildinpublic
Left: current. Right: WIP changes.
#buildinpublic
May 30, 2025 at 1:07 PM
I haven't worked on DeskVault in *ages*. Way too long. I'm dusting it off this afternoon briefly to go after this rather nuts gross revenue viz I made under the influence of far too much coffee and exuberance.
Left: current. Right: WIP changes.
#buildinpublic
Left: current. Right: WIP changes.
#buildinpublic
Electron + Vercel SDK + Cursor + 30 mins of vibing = 🎆
May 23, 2025 at 1:06 PM
Electron + Vercel SDK + Cursor + 30 mins of vibing = 🎆
Very cool: inngest now lets you filter function invocations based on payload values. Your handlers should include sensible tracing info in logs already, but easy access to inngest's perspective is incredibly useful
May 14, 2025 at 4:19 PM
Very cool: inngest now lets you filter function invocations based on payload values. Your handlers should include sensible tracing info in logs already, but easy access to inngest's perspective is incredibly useful
WHOOP’s recent launch of their 5.0 wearable hasn’t been without the odd controversy, but I’m really excited to get this on, see some new metrics, and see if the sensor accuracy has improved (particularly on the wrist while cycling). Not to mention what it means for API consumers like fitIQ 👀
May 14, 2025 at 11:38 AM
WHOOP’s recent launch of their 5.0 wearable hasn’t been without the odd controversy, but I’m really excited to get this on, see some new metrics, and see if the sensor accuracy has improved (particularly on the wrist while cycling). Not to mention what it means for API consumers like fitIQ 👀
Not much help from CatGPT today. Pretty cute though, so I’ll let him off
May 12, 2025 at 1:02 PM
Not much help from CatGPT today. Pretty cute though, so I’ll let him off
ChatGPT really ramming the point home that I've got absolutely nothing
May 10, 2025 at 8:20 AM
ChatGPT really ramming the point home that I've got absolutely nothing
May 8, 2025 at 1:15 PM
Truly, the most satisfyingly palindromic repo count
May 2, 2025 at 5:52 PM
Truly, the most satisfyingly palindromic repo count