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It was a weird year in Rock anyway playback.fm/charts/rock/20β¦
2009 me is mad you don't know www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOHxtOβ¦
Sucks we (not most anyway) weren't doing this before AI. But if generative AI is the lever, so be it.
Β‘Unix vive!
You build for a VC-backed SaaS (like me!), should you not try to get good standing inside models? Of course you should! But you can also create detailed, small, sharp tools that can be effectively leveraged by the agents using the model.
Work for your customer, not their AI provider.
The incentives are bad, though.
Projects can continue to min-max their SEO to land in training data. Users will continue to thrash trying to use a Mack truckload of tools where a wrench would work. And model providers will gladly take their (employer's) money to burn tokens.
Coding models seem to have the best results in languages where there's good tooling for reference + module discovery and the body of marketing materials used in training is almost zero.
Go/Gleam/Zig: A+
JS: shit show
godammit Apple Music. I've got a good station going with RATM, Pearl Jam, Nirvana, A Perfect Circle, and then Puddle of Mudd gets tossed in! What's next? Hoobastank?!
Holy shit. He put the whole thing up on YouTube
youtu.be/QKHGmFvzjJ4
Long live Sturgill
It's 2026, can we solve the everything bagel problem? I don't want to eat it over a napkin so I can funnel all the good stuff into my mouth after eating the bagel part.
I don't think of whistles as particularly clean. They get dirt in them and they go in your mouth.
Definitely preferable.
But I sometimes need to use npmjs/package/* for module settings sometimes, so I don't want to fight the redirect.
Alas, no edit feature.
You get the idea.
Extension adds link TO npmx.dev FROM npmjs.com
Small browser extension adds a link to npmjs.com packages to view a on @npmx.dev
Chrome: chromewebstore.google.com/detail/xnpm/...
Source and Userscript: github.com/tbeseda/xnpm...
Firefox: still in review
Saaame!
Theyβre so inflated. And the emoji are very off putting.
I need to go back to my old readmes and strip them down so they donβt illicit the same reaction.
I dig it! created my account a few months back but I need to get in the habit of publishing there.
npmx is already making my job - no, my life - better.
do github next (only half joking).
You're right. My snark isn't fair. Generally positive when there's a real bug like yours. I'm just bitter about the orchestration of releases right now.
<3 Node
inb4 "working as intended, just not documented"
I like to start with charts.css and put off adding something that needs JS.
chartscss.org
but then I go all in on Apache ECharts
echarts.apache.org
maybe an id. that way the machine can know when a reply or bounce is sent back, if it's valid or not? just a guess though
legit. the best runtime is the one you have, after all :)
I only mentioned because it's a new-ish stable feature of Node that I think is under appreciated. you can even mix .js and .ts imports.
I gave it a shot. and yeah spaceship is not only faster, but it renders the prompt line asynchronously. glad you mentioned this!
+1 for Ghostty. but I use starship. should I check out spaceship instead? spaceship-prompt.sh this right? looks like it's written in zsh - which is smart.
idk what's in script.ts, but Node v24+ can likely run it, too. `node script.ts`
Oh damn. I didn't know Loathe had a new album last year with this 6 minute masterwork soundcloud.com/loatheoffici...
Doing this again today? Node.js patch day still yeah?
FWIW importing .(c|m)?ts from .(c|m)?js is completely valid. And eval of TS with type stripping is not experimental in Node v24.
Dynamically detecting syntax is marked "stability 1.2": experimental release candidate - the next step is "stable".
PSA: #AWS #Lambda nodejs24.x can run #TypeScript without a build step.
index.ts (your handler):
export const handler = async () => ({foo: '.ts'})
index.mjs (one liner):
export {handler} from './index.ts'
NODE_OPTIONS=--experimental-detect-module
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