(former q is slightly tongue in cheek but latter is sincere)
(former q is slightly tongue in cheek but latter is sincere)
Do you think AI companies are going after programming because LLMs are uniquely good at coding, or because developers are the only audience they can make money off of? What's the long term vision for normal consumers?
"post hog" is such a funny startup name
sessionStorage is underutilized
As much as I like TypeScript, it's the only language I've used that is basically unusable without a language server. Humans aren't meant to read the kinds of complex generic types libraries provide.
A still from the "prank" sketch from "I Think You Should Leave"
"There's too many fucking things to click, I can't breathe" - me using Linear recently
Toulouse? I spotted the "two" hint in your hand signal
A screenshot showing that the domain xeetlonger.com available
Iβm Not a Robot, a game about solving CAPTCHAs, is out now!
good luck :)
> neal.fun/not-a-robot/
Reading the issue queue is funny too.
"Would you consider using a CRDT?"
"Why? Are you having actual problems in prod"
"No but it's better"
"Closing"
Codemirror Collab is so ridiculously easy to set up compared to alternatives, lol. I'm using it with Redis/Redlock to scale, probably less than 200 lines total.
To everyone who moved to Portland this summer...welcome to the Thunderdome
I feel like there's going to be a class of messaging layer security (MLS) implementation bugs in the form of "out of bounds" commits.
Interesting blog about decentralizing Messaging Layer Security's (MLS) key sharing and not relying on absolute order from the Delivery Service (DS) blog.phnx.im/making-mls-m...
avoiding microplastics by not touching city dwellers ever again
So with Messaging Layer Security if someone forgets their key and re-joins a group, and you want to give them access to messages they used to have, another member has to re-encrypt everything? It feels like a spec designed for "disposable" group chats, not Slack-like apps.
this S is BOM!
Having European coworkers is like being haunted. You can't prove they exist but if you stay up late enough you might just see one.
Better Auth is great - except they don't use pluralized table names πππ
Do any compilers exist that split individual exports from a file/module/package into their own dependencies? I'm thinking like, a graph analyzer that can build an ideal dependency tree on the fly, ignoring user defined dependency structure.
"Hmmm...our DAST web crawler from 2005 isn't cutting it anymore"
The existence of "API Security" products should tell you exactly where the cybersecurity industry is maturity wise lol
I feel like a lot of cybersecurity products and strategy put almost no responsibility on individuals, and make every problem really meta: "This was a training issue", "A vendor could have caught this", etc.
I don't have a solution, just something I've been noticing.
Yeah I think the Game Changer regulars would be very funny but also probably too good at Taskmaster.
I often think about how bad the American Taskmaster season went. Maybe we need more panel shows in the US? Some way to identify the generically clever people from the professionally funny people.
React developers are so prop-brained that they'll always use objects as function params instead of two arguments even outside of React!
Wait...that's actually a nice habit...
βSam Altmanβ as a name is kinda kojima-coded
This is good advice for computer science in general. Early in your career it might not seem to matter who you code for but a niche is useful for your soul and hireability
How many developer MCP servers do you think accept LAN connections?
free username idea: thundurianlightning