Just need to add some yahoo pool 🙂
Just need to add some yahoo pool 🙂
Makes me think about the session start/refresh hook and if you could also programmatically create a masked neon db.
Meta thinks now is a great time to launch facial recognition surveillance tech in their creepy glasses because EFF will be too distracted by fascism to notice.
We noticed.
www.eff.org/deeplinks/20...
I really want to give the new Codex desktop app a try but it absolutely smashes your battery. We're talking like 1% every couple minutes :(
I've built Macrodata: a plugin that gives Claude Code and OpenCode self-organising memory and autonomous scheduling.
It gives your normal agentic coding tool the power of a stateful autonomous agent. It learns who you are and what you're working on, and organises its memories while you sleep.
Easy now, we can’t have you giving these things a subconscious!
Thanks to @scott.hanselman.com for showing me Handy (handy.computer) — a free, open-source speech-to-text tool that runs locally on your machine. Push-to-talk, privacy-focused, and just works. Check it out!
⚛️ React and Next.js security releases published yesterday
Fixing Denial-of-Service attack vectors
"We recommend updating immediately"
Typing ":heart_o" in GitHub text, seeing ❤️🔥 heart_on_fire as the suggested emoji
🤩 GitHub added new 13.x emojis to the in-site emoji picker! Yay!! No more having to use the weirdly-slow-and-buggy macOS picker for ❤️🔥!!!
Instructional diagram about adaptive images on GitHub. - Method 1 (HTML): A code snippet using `<picture>` with `<source media="(prefers-color-scheme: light)" ...>` and a corresponding dark version. - Method 2 (Markdown): Code snippet showing `` and ``. - Visual Output: Arrows point from the code to two versions of the "ariakit" logo—one optimized for a dark background (white text) and one for a light background (black text).
TIL you can show different images for light and dark modes in GitHub README files using HTML or Markdown:
I want this next generation of software development tools to run on my own computer. Vim and Emacs helped democratize software development and made it accessible. We shouldn't allow this AI wave to take us backwards.
I really hope the open source community can keep pace.
I wanted to add transcription to my notes app, but I wanted to do it differently. What if while you're talking, an agent can answer your questions as they come up?
In this UI, we transcribe on the bottom and answer your questions on the top. At the end, we format it all as one nice note ✏️
this is probably the best articulation i’ve seen for what’s happening now in programming as well as the distractions in the discourse
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A couple companies have reached out, so a quick PSA: if you have devrel or dev marketing budget you need to use, @codetv.dev has several projects ready to go as soon as we line up sponsors. We can move quick to make sure you get the most out of your budget! Reach out at info@codetv.dev
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🕸️ extremely experienced in TypeScript/React/Node/Next
⛓️ seasoned Solidity smart contract dev
🔥 former CTO of a YC startup
📊 fluent in SQL, also great at Mongo
💪🏻 actively coding since an 8 y/o in the 90s
Today on the pod, Daniel Rosenwasser & Jake Bailey reveal what's coming in TypeScript 6 & 7! Learn about ES2024 defaults, the new Go compiler, and smarter DOM typings.
share.transistor.fm/s/ad05eae6
#typescript
Pushing Nitro and H3 to their limits!
Full server bundle: 12 KB (~4.5 KB gzip) with 95%+ bare-runtime performance — and still improving.
The Nitro + H3 + Vite stack is nearing a truly seamless, runtime-agnostic full-stack server toolchain.
Vitest 4 comes with a new `expect.schemaMatching` API that uses standardschema.dev behind the scenes. Now, you can use @valibot.dev, @zod.dev, @arktype.io, etc. to test your code! This is huge! 📈
Congrats Jared! A huge move with a lot of potential!
✨ H3.dev now natively supports { fetch } handler format.
This means you can plug in any web-compat framework (like @hono.dev or @elysiajs.com with @nitro.build’s filesystem routing out of the box 🤝
Standards + interop FTW! ❤️
Hi Internet! I'm Drew and THIS IS MY FACE.
If this GIF has ever brought you joy in the past, I humbly ask you to consider making a donation to the National MS Society. It would mean a lot to me and to those I know affected by the disease!
Donate at blinkingguy.com
😍 Eng manager job working on storage APIs, workers, etc for Firefox. Relevant to improving local-first apps in the browser! www.mozilla.org/en-US/career...
After running "oxc-parser" against almost 200k files I had on my laptop and reporting tens of issues that have been closed one after the other, you can now use OXC to speedup Prettier 🚀
Thanks @boshen.github.io & many others, it was a fun project!
"How productive are your developers?" or "How easy is it for your developers to do the right thing?"
I bet you've been part of teams that measure productivity with ticket counts, burndown charts, or lines of code, but real productivity in software is about feedback, flow, and focus.
Teacher Fund is a wonderful org, and they're doing a fundraising event to fully support some classrooms for the next school year!
They specifically take care of classrooms/schools in low-income communities and are hoping to support 20 new teachers this next year.
theteacherfund.com/donate
Rydon Pokémon card found behind vent
Just pulled this puppy from behind an old vent
The past few weeks ChatGPT doesn't like updating my Canvas doc that I have open for me. It often just spits info out in the chat. Frustrating when I love using Canvas. 🥴
As a big fan of the show Alone I’m a bit pissed they cut the prize in half again to 250,000.