Lawrence Lin

@linyiru

Building and talking about Agentic AI, and open source.

Austin, TX

Joined April 2007

Lawrence Lin
@linyiru
Jul 3
I just realized I'm spending $500+/month on image compression & CDN. Definitely worth some of my time to fix it. So my step one: build my own image compression library: fast, S3-native, Caddy built in for certs, and super simple to deploy on Hetzner or DigitalOcean.
GitHub - oximg/oximg: High-performance image compression: library, CLI, and self-hostable server
From github.com
Lawrence Lin
@linyiru
Jun 24
A curated list of resources for the Open Knowledge Format (OKF) Google's open, vendor-neutral spec for representing knowledge as Markdown files with YAML frontmatter that AI agents can read without custom integrations.
GitHub - linyiru/awesome-okf: A curated list of resources for the Open Knowledge Format (OKF)
From github.com
Lawrence Lin
@linyiru
Jun 8
For people who have used Next.js, TanStack Start, Remix / React Router, or similar frameworks in production: - What problems are still not well solved today? - What do you wish Next.js had done differently? - What does TanStack Start get right? - Are React Server Components
Lawrence Lin
@linyiru
Jun 8
I’ve been using Next.js for ~7 years. Recently I’ve seen more people moving to TanStack Start, but I still haven’t fully adapted to it. Probably because of my mental model, habits, and path dependency. So I started wondering: why not build a new framework myself? App router,
Lawrence Lin
@linyiru
May 24
A tiny Ruby-subset interpreter in Rust, built on top of Prism
GitHub - linyiru/rubyrs: A tiny Ruby-subset interpreter in Rust, built on top of Prism
From github.com