yeah for real, watch out world if we got 7+ hours lol

honestly impressive how consistent your sleep is for that though

realistic sleep* better side projects for me

yeah lol, i spent too much sleep time during the week coding on side projects haha

wednesday night: 4.5 hours of sleep
thursday night: 4 hours of sleep
friday night: 10h 57m of sleep

ok body i see what you’re tryin to say. i will learn nothing from this though.

lemme just tell you though, tiptap 3 is much better than 2 was, and they include UI components now so there's that.

I am absolutely terrified to think of the custom tiptap 2 editor at a previous job and feel for them if upgrading is on their radar.

I got nerd sniped into doing what I hate that I am somewhat ok at it, making a text editor for a project

come after me or my people with my software and I'll spend every penny under my name to enforce these words on a website.

I chose a custom license for this project. perhaps a bit risky legally, but I don't care.

if I find out you're using my software to do harm to people I want your rights to use it to be terminated. also, no you won't be able to legally take the source, fork it, and sell it. Not quite MIT permissive

atlas. soon.

Towards an amicable resolution with Ruby Central

andre.arko.net/2026/04/02/tow…

guilty as charged myself too

oh.

right I set it up so I could do releases from GitHub :( that backfired after like 4 action runs :(

:o the month just started! I tried to be good and setup CI on atlas :(

if I had a nickel for cool looking jobs / projects I'd be interested in working on, but then seen they require on-site on whatever city, I'd have no need to work.

silly people

this is said page fwiw.

I don't need apple to add any new apple intelligence features on my iPhone, i need them to stop the unsolicited calendar invites i've been getting from unknown senders.

tonights design session, over-designing a fatal error screen.

conductor.build raised 22M

that is bonkers, but seeing they're trying to move to the cloud makes sense why.

wild time to be making a workspace tool

I was so close to 3 digit commits in one day 😎

so anyway, gem.coop is pretty cool y'all.

but also before the features i added tonight, i don’t feel there was value over other apps on the market for free. but now the vision is clear to me.

i’m just getting started though.

i got two power users at work using my app, and holy cow the reception has been fantastic,

one called me and was like “uhh respectfully, why do you work here and not make software full time?”

bro our health insurance is too good to pass up.

yeah so my app was too powerful for GitHub's rate limits.

Sorry GitHub

first user at work started using it!! They're a fan so far! This is hugeeeeeee :D

Frankly I'm just happy it didn't insta-crash

A bunch of more fixes, hot fixes and builds later.... I have the first build for real users!

I suspect my bug-list will grow from 0 to 100 after some of work's power users will use it and see where it breaks lol

casually scanning the files in the codebase for Atlas

oops.

this file is going on the refactoring radar.... like now.

just purged ~132 previous releases for Atlas from my bucket 🪣

That was like ~1gb of files sitting around lol, won't purge going forward but it's gonna be nice to not have broken, non-functioning versions stored.

👀 here's a screenshot I took for the website for Atlas, though don't look too close, you'll spot the ugliness!

I know it's getting close, because I've had to drop less and less into my editor or terminal and can handle most if not all of the things from Atlas itself.