Orta Therox

@orta.io

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Somewhat indie games dev/founder on @puzzmo.com with @stfj.net and friends - always thinking about dev tooling Prior work on @typescriptlang.org and @artsy.net

A screenshot of claude code at 99% usage
A pitch image for my crossword, showing the title and giving a clue reference
A slack message saying "Also, I've seen enough signals now that 'm going to start exploring using Claude Code for a month or two"
A screenshot of https://codeprints.dev/ which lets you get a github contribution graph print
Me, telling the Puzzmo slack that I'm going to be deploying the final PR which removes RedwoodJS from the codebase
a screenshot of the "tea ecosystem" which attempted to mix crypto and OSS but mostly just caused spammers to pollute the commons
A video showing me clicking through one of the commits in the process of making the feature
An example of what the dropdown looks like
A screenshot showing the following terminal command: ❯ curl 'https://keytrace.dev/xrpc/dev.keytrace.reverseLookup?type=github&subject=orta' | jq % Total % Received % Xferd Average Speed Time Time Time Current Dload Upload Total Spent Left Speed 100 187 100 187 0 0 526 0 --:--:-- --:--:-- --:--:-- 525 { "total": 1, "matches": [ { "did": "did:plc:t732otzqvkch7zz5d37537ry", "claim": "at://did:plc:t732otzqvkch7zz5d37537ry/dev.keytrace.claim/3mhsibfhjph2f", "verifiedAt": "2026-03-27T08:31:46.682Z" } ] } ~/dev/keytrace on main ❯ at 07:45:01 AM
A clip of a gif showing me dying just as I'm trying to get out of the tutorial
big slug fan art
A screenshot of the claude usage limits with Claude Design being extremely full
Code, but syntax highlighted: type TeamGame = NonNullable<NonNullable<NonNullable<AdminGameMassSchedulerPageTeamQuery$data["team"]>["games"]["edges"]>[number]>["node"]
A picture of a venue showing my team on apex
last weeks PR
Shows a list of classes for the gym, and includes "Also booked: DM" under some of the classes
The before picture
A screenshot of whatasapp
A screenshot (with blurred text) of the replacement front-end for GitHub org projects called 'Triage'
A setting for 'plan' and 'chat' default models, which allow selecting Claude Code agents (and a test chat showing it is running in code)
A screenshot showing my Rocksky profile, and then the audio player in the front wth a matching song
A screenshot from their website, maybe indicative of the ride, maybe not - who knows?
A screengrab of the musical's flyer
A modal of the bsky oauth
A screenshot of my atproto registry showing my streak for the game "Ribbit"
Bluesky follower syncing on Puzzmo.com illustrated
Search results for me and my wife chatting
a 404 page for the github user
A screenshot showing the setup boxen
A screenshot of the TypeScript Website github repo The TypeScript documentation uses the term "duck typing" in two places when describing TypeScript's structural type system. While this is a widely-used computer science term, it derives from the "duck test" idiom ("If it looks like a duck, swims like a duck, and quacks like a duck, then it probably is a duck"), which instrumentalizes animals as metaphorical objects rather than sentient beings. The TypeScript docs already use the preferred alternative — "structural typing" — alongside it, making the transition straightforward. Instances found 1. packages/documentation/copy/en/get-started/TS for JS Programmers.md (line 211) One of TypeScript's core principles is that type checking focuses on the shape that values have. This is sometimes called "duck typing" or "structural typing". 2. packages/documentation/copy/en/handbook-v1/Interfaces.md (line 13) This is sometimes called "duck typing" or "structural subtyping".
An edit of the banner from alpha to beta in a vue file
Claude telling me not to move from Danger to Risk Security Concerns 🚨 HIGH PRIORITY ISSUES: Unvetted Package: risk@0.0.4 is an extremely early version (0.0.x indicates pre-alpha). This poses significant security risks in a production environment. Reduced Dependencies: The yarn.lock shows extensive removal of gitbeaker dependencies (~740 deletions), but risk only adds minimal dependencies. This suggests either: Incomplete functionality compared to danger Different implementation approach Potential missing features No Version History: Version 0.0.4 suggests this package has had very limited testing and community review.
A screenshot of my profile highlighting my (new) PGP key
My cute little COSMIC app for the gym
A screenshot of the announcement blog post: "CocoaPods Trunk: Minor security updates"
A screenshot of my personal profile on keytrace, it shows support for npm, github, DNS and Mastodon
The bluesky login but showing a connection to a different PDS
A modal we use to frame bsky support
A screenshot of the puzzmo.com page for bluesky
A screenshot of the agent selector, with some questions
A tooltip saying that this is all based on your copilot usage
a screenshot of the star history for https://github.com/clawdbot/clawdbot
An email, which says: Hey there, You are getting this email because the address is registered on CocoaPods Trunk (the place where you submit CocoaPods Podspecs for public use). At the end of 2024, I wrote about the CocoaPods Support and Maintenance Plans, and a bit later Segiddins and I came up with a long-term deprecation strategy for the ecosystem: Switching Trunk to be read-only. The plan is roughly as follows: - [x] Disallow scripting in new pods (May 2025) - [x] Email everyone to let them know (Today!) - [ ] Email again (Sept) - [ ] Early test week of read-only (Nov) - [ ] Switch to read-only (Dec) The switch will keep existing builds running, as the switch is to not allow new Podspecs on Trunk. That said, it's still going to be a big ecosystem change, and it's worth considering if you need to reevaluate your processes before the end of the year. At this point, SwiftPM should be mature enough to handle the majority of the CocoaPods' use cases (it's been a decade!) and CocoaPods isn't really getting much maintainer time anymore. If you want more context, I'd recommend reading the two blog posts linked below. Otherwise, it's been a pleasure being a CocoaPods steward! - CocoaPods Trunk Read-only Plan: https://blog.cocoapods.org/CocoaPods-Specs-Repo/ - CocoaPods Support & Maintenance Plans: https://blog.cocoapods.org/CocoaPods-Support-Plans/ Pods that are associated with this email: - Expecta (last updated May 19, 2014) - Specta (last updated May 19, 2014) - ARAnalytics (last updated May 19, 2014) - OROpenSubtitleDownloader (last updated May 19, 2014) - FLKAutoLayout (last updated May 19, 2014) - ORKeyboardReactingApplication (last updated May 19, 2014) - Mixpanel-OSX-Community (last updated May 19, 2014) - NAMapKit (last updated May 19, 2014) - ORStackView (last updated Apr 12, 2016) - ARTiledImageView (last updated May 19, 2014) - ARCollectionViewMasonryLayout (last updated Oct 1, 2014) ...
A screenshot of the conversation on android
The home screen on my app
four screenshots and an animation from the show frieren
Claude Code's summary of the React Compiler's impact on this codebase Metric With Compiler Without Compiler Difference Total JS 3,932 KB 3,473 KB +459 KB (+13.2%) Total JS (gzip) ~562 KB ~498 KB +64 KB (+12.9%)
A table of build timings
A picture of a list of dates going back to 2011 where every few years I make some website changes
A visual preview of the crossword
A leaderboard showing how many points I lost, its like 100 million points
more settings screens on launch
a screenshot where you choose how random the game should be
Lot of react compiler errors here!
A screenshot of the game I found!