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Last week we shipped a large update in MDK to ensure that we're handling commit race conditions properly. We now also have a way to store state snapshots and rollback state to apply the right commit if they arrive out of order. ๐ฎโ๐จ
Getting excited to cut a pile of releases soon!
What's everyone else building?
JeffG
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Secure messaging on Nostr. Creator of Marmot protocol, MDK, and White Noise. Other stuff connoisseur. Also built Listr, Ostrich.work, Ontolo, Nostr.how.
I have a OpenClaw (Clawdbot's new name) running on a server in my house. I wired it up to share an Obsidian vault syncing over a private git repo. I now have an assistant that can I can text over telegram and work with in shared docs. They do research, pull data from github and crunch insights, and track info from me with near zero friction.
Feels like sci-fi. ๐ฆ
Over the past 6 weeks we've been rebuilding the White Noise flutter app from scratch.
We use flutter_rust_bridge to keep all core logic and crypto in Rust. But trying to follow Flutter "best practices" led to too many providers, unclear state ownership, and caching at too many layers.
When we were in Costa Rica back in late November, we took a hard look at what we had and decided to do a spike based on a collection of ideas that @pepi had. That spike quickly showed a lot of promise and we've combined it with a beautiful new design from @Vladimir Krstiฤ
The new approach (codename Sloth ๐ฆฅ):
- Hooks for local/ephemeral state, not stateful widgets
- Providers only for shared app state
- whitenoise-rs crate is the source of truth, no Flutter-side caching
- 99.7% test coverage
Simpler patterns, faster iteration, way easier to reason about.
Sloths might be slow but they're the most efficient animals on the planet! This has also given us a chance to incorporate all the security audit feedback into MDK and whitenoise-rs so not only will the app be faster and more beautiful, it'll also be more secure!
I'm getting excited to launch the new White Noise in just a few weeks!
GM! I'm faced with a tough decision this morning.
First tracks? โท๏ธ
Keep building? ๐จโ๐ป
Which way western man...
GM ๐
Quick show of hands:
1. You use AI daily.
2. And you use a terminal or IDE interface (Claude Code, Open Code, Cursor, etc.) e.g. you aren't just using the ChatGPT, Claude, Loveable, Replit, etc website.
3. AND you aren't a programmer.
