For my formatting in TS files in neovim, I used to use prettierd for formatting. Now I migrated oxfmt and it's fast enough that I don't need anything special.
For my formatting in TS files in neovim, I used to use prettierd for formatting. Now I migrated oxfmt and it's fast enough that I don't need anything special.
Slowly crafting my agents.md file. Although I read the advice to incorporate what AI gets wrong back into the agents.md file several times, it took till now to act upon it.
I understand the reasoning of not releasing any benchmarks other their proprietary one. Because most benchmarks at the moment doesn't tell you much. You have to use the model and feel it's capabilities.
Composer 1.5 - In: 3.5 Out: 17.5
Composer 1 - In: 1.25 Out: 10
GPT-5.3-Codex - In 1.75 Out: 14
Is composer really that good to charge 2x premium for input?
Cursor themselves put out a tweet saying their engineers prefer GPT-5.3-Codex.
The most annoying thing about Claude Code is the time it takes to exit.
I tried Wispr Flow after a lot of reluctance, but it is amazing and great. Most of my reluctance is due to the fact that it is another subscription in my life. But I discovered that it's pretty cheap like $3/month in India.
> The winapp CLI is specifically tailored for cross-platform frameworks and developers working outside of Visual Studio or MSBuild.
Really? Isn't the reality more like llms can go brrrr now?
Nevertheless, still a welcome change. Also open-source π
blogs.windows.com/windowsdevel...
agent-browser is a lot better compared using chrome mcp in claude code.
@vercel.com Thank you folks!
Even with minimal instructions AI was gave me better interface through gcloud cli.
I debug a lot of my issues using logs in GCP. But the GCP interface for it was always the bottleneck. It's painful to multiple sets of corelated logs. I am always in comment/uncomment hell.
Learning about subagents is a big unlock for me. I am running a browser automation that has been running for 2+ hours now.
Without using subagents, Opus went down random rabbit holes. Sonnet didn't work though. May be I gave it too much bad context.
GitHub Copilot now supports AGENTS.md for agent-specific instructions.
Yay for everyone getting along and picking a filename!
https://github.blog/changelog/2025-08-28-copilot-coding-agent-now-supports-agents-md-custom-instructions/
Codex CLI: If you prefer X over Y, say the word and Iβll fix the ordering rule.
May be a bit too much trying to please me attitude. No thanks!
Just reviewed and merged a PR from terminal. It feels so refreshing compared to using Github UI.
arstechnica.com/information-...
This article from @arstechnica.com made me believe I can be software engineer even if I am not pursuing a CS degree.
What a different time 2013 was!
Raycast is super nice.
Using AI for every little thing is stupid. You want to rename a variable, use variable renaming from LSP.
This podcast is great listen. Remove the hype out of AI and keeps it real.
Some takeaways:
- AI hallucinating interruptions
- Programmer disengagement is a problem
- Anthropic instrumented Zed to see how they use editors.
@thdxr.com @adam.dev
www.youtube.com/watch?v=xY7p...
I wish I can see what's happening since the past 20 mins
I have 35GB of duckdb wal file. When I open duckdb cli, it's taking forever to open. Don't know how long it will take to open the file
Screenshot of dashboard in Metabase
Metabase is awesome. Really easy to setup dashboards!
Also extremely easy to deploy from Coolify!
Finally setup my Photo Library on a 2 TB SSD after procastrinating for several years. Now I need to organize 4 years of photos. At least I have decent workflow.
This page by @turbopuffer.bsky.social is awesome. It auto sorts the closest region to you.
turbopuffer.com/docs/regions
Did AWS just sherlock @turbopuffer.bsky.social ?
aws.amazon.com/s3/features/...
I love hackmd to write documents when I am on a video call. It's so smooth. It feels much faster compared to writing on Google Docs.
jvns.ca/til/fzf-prev...
This is so cool. Using fzf as UI layer
Thanks for this post @b0rk.jvns.ca
Sigh! Now the VM hangs at pnpm install. May be time to switch VMs.
I lived with it for more than a year not knowing what it was. Now that I know it, I just could not live with it.
I have to breakup with prisma in side project and switch to drizzle. prisma generate causes the VM to hang randomly. I don't have will power to investigate why CPU usage goes to 100% suddenly.
Yes thatβs the other big news. Big win for postgres community either way