PatrickJS @PatrickJS

Technical Engineering Director @pwc, @QwikDev core. Previous: CTO @TipeIO (@ycombinator W18), CTO @Keychain (YC S12), made @Angular Universal (ssr) PatrickJS.com San Francisco Joined January 2009

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Nathan Flurry 🔩 @NathanFlurry

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PatrickJS @PatrickJS

5 days ago

@frantzfries github.com/patrickjs/awes… 😁 I can send you the insight info and let me know if you prefer higher/lower tier

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Introducing a limited preview of GPT-5.6 Sol, our next generation frontier model, as well as GPT-5.6 Terra, a balanced model for efficient, everyday work, and GPT-5.6 Luna, a fast and affordable model for high-volume work. openai.com/index/previewi…

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PatrickJS @PatrickJS

5 days ago

@biwanczuk @JLarky Per module would be huge for security

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Nathan Flurry 🔩 @NathanFlurry

6 days ago

It’s not an agent framework It’s not a saas sandbox It’s something completely new (powered by actors) Blog post coming soon… can I beat Jarred?

Rivet @rivet_dev

6 days ago

Introducing agentOS v0.2.0 Lightweight sandbox & agent orchestration powered by WebAssembly 1738x cheaper than SaaS sandboxes 🤖 Any agent (Pi/CC/Codex/OC) or BYO agent 🌐 Multiplayer, workflows & agent-agent 🚀 1-prompt deploy to Rivet Cloud or self-host ⚡ Rewritten in Rust

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Kenneth Skovhus @kenneth_skovhus

a week ago

New post: why and how @linear is moving to @stylexjs. Codemods and agents are doing the heavy lifting. Humans still have to perform detective work on cursed hover states. skovhus.dev/blog/moving-li…

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Ben Holmes @BHolmesDev

a week ago

Introducing Hubble: the best notepad for you and your agents. - Feels like Notion or Apples Notes, but for Markdown - Live-reloading editor to collaborate with agents - Supports HTML-based apps to build interactive visualizations Free and open-source 👉 hubble.md

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PatrickJS @PatrickJS

a week ago

@DavidKPiano @TheEduardoRFS Ok after reviewing it more definitely only 40-50% but I think this gives more of a path. It was fun to explore what it might conceptually look like. I personally think the state machine must stay on the server while always compiling down to signals for the browser (for resuming)

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PatrickJS @PatrickJS

a week ago

@DavidKPiano @TheEduardoRFS I need to run it through all your examples to finish it but I think the biggest finding for me was async signals being a resource signal

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PatrickJS @PatrickJS

a week ago

Ok the code isn’t 100% there but you can mostly get the idea. -Basically signal base -Built around store -a “flow” is just a state machine -“compose” is more or less a promise runner -I conveyed Async Signals back to being called Resource -Resource signal is mostly the same but now has status, can refetch, can cancel (big) -you can add restrictions with helpers when you need more state machine -store unwraps signals I think it’s 70% of Xstate value but simplified. For me personally I think signals are missing this concept of grouping behavior. And async signals should just be a resource signal because the delta I think is worth github.com/async/flow

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PatrickJS @PatrickJS

a week ago

@DavidKPiano @TheEduardoRFS Nice I’ll see what a signal friendly version would look like

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PatrickJS @PatrickJS

a week ago

@cjzafir Yeah I noticed my laptop would die in 2 hours

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PatrickJS @PatrickJS

a week ago

@DavidKPiano @TheEduardoRFS whats the ETA for XState v6?

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PatrickJS @PatrickJS

a week ago

@thsottiaux @sseraphini -side chat the full input field. If I type something then last minute realize it should be a side chat I cmd+left-arrow then type in “/side” and press enter and it creates a chat without my text. I figured out why it’s going that but it’s kinda annoying

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PatrickJS @PatrickJS

a week ago

-auto update to signal its going to start an update then trigger all active chats to pause and register it’s going to auto restart on next launch. -Move chats to projects and back -Move chats around -Better planning options (ideally have ChatGPT Pro do the research/planning phase) -have different levels of planning so planning skills that we can register then based on the ask correctly pick the right method -better ways to iterate on planning ideally a planning mode where a model pops up with the plan on the left and on the right we can chat about what to fix and annotate -have annotates work like cursor where we can reference the comment and organize it the way we want (fix this (comment) as it relates to this (node)) -better ways for skills/plugins etc to store their files. (Have you looked at your codex folder and notice random files and edits all over from plugins I dont want this to turn into windows) -better ways to view chats on codex mobile. It’s always organized differently than my laptop so im always searching for the thread. Least you can do is just always put active threads at the top

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PatrickJS @PatrickJS

a week ago

@mattpocockuk @stefanbinoj Someone I know said it was because you haven’t updated your TypeScript course. I’ve been following since xstate i think you’re killing it 👌

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Tibo @thsottiaux

a week ago

We built the Codex App with models that were okayish at front-end. Wait to see what we can do when we finally improve front-end capabilities significantly in our models. That day will be something.