NoFate Technology - Luis V. Penados

Im vibe-coding-ish a TUI app to help in developing apps, opinionated in app arquitecture (mvc/ddd/back-front/etc), handle easy front/bacl comm, like the 'server actions' thing as i understand it, but with normal rest and "Flows", .. [cont..]

widget collection

after over a year, happy to announce the 0.9.90 release of hyperscript hyperscript.org/posts/2026-03-… includes: reactive sub-system by @scriptogre, a redone templating system by one of my students, morphing by @latent22, a component system & many, many more features enjoy!

On day 1 of my high school history class, our professor got up and said You are 15 or 16 years old. 200 years ago people your age were married, planted crops, had children, and built a cabin by winter. You can do your homework. The bar set for you historically is embarrassingly low. You are not dealing with regional famine or plague. You do not have to save your family from marauders or go into battle to destroy your enemies. You have to sit down and learn from someone who cares about you in a safe, air-conditioned room. You have no excuses.

terminal aesthetics

Most people larp about it, but you unironically can just use old laptop, old phone, play on old consoles and your life won't get any worse, actually it might get better. Everything was truly better 10 and more years ago.

Insane how you can just read the books and writings from the greatest minds to have ever graced this earth. In all of human history it has never been easier to do this. Still, most people will never even bother.

Had wild dev tooling idea: What if the world of 3rd-party libraries were language-agnostic? Often, you need some lib, and it’s there, but in a different language. E.g., you create a Swift app and need some geometry utility, but it’s only available in JavaScript via npm. In many cases, AI could rewrite it correctly on the first try. What if you had a CLI utility that could install a library from any ecosystem into any project?

Famed "Chicago Tape Guy," who recorded over 10,000 live concerts, is uploading them online for free The collection spans four decades, with volunteers now digitizing and uploading the tapes to the internet

AIs like chatgpt5.4 xhigh being used in exploit harnesses will make the world more secure, not less. Everything was already Swiss cheese. You just needed the capital expenditure on flesh and bone to hack it. But now, hacking anything is free. And defending anything, also free

Nearly entire Github dashboard is useless

wonder what the long term psychospiritual ramifications of technology getting relentlessly worse rather than dramatically better over time will be on society quote unquote

lads... have acquired new in box ancient tomes of forbidden knowledge wat do

After seeing the reaction to pretext, I can tell you: the world is not ready for HTML-in-Canvas.

THIS WILL BE AMAZING Also, streamed live on my channel !!!

I ported Mac OS X to run natively on the Nintendo Wii - an idea I had over 10 years ago that I finally pursued last year. Here’s how I pulled it off: bryankeller.github.io/2026/04/08/por…

@lisyarus Everything is a game somehow.. Game theory / how-to decision making is the basis of existence! :)

Wrong. All roads lead to game development

Omacon is happening this Friday in NYC. We have a great lineup of speakers, an awesome venue courtesy of @shopify, and 130 big nerds assembled for the celebration. The whole thing will be recorded AND streamed by @ThePrimeagen and team 🤘 omacon.org

With html-in-canvas, you can make shader-powered page transitions

💾 Made a DOS-style text-based user interface (TUI) today First app I made is Notepad (or should it be called EDIT.EXE?) and you can type in it and it has a localStorage-based file system with folders and everything! I wanted to create a BIOS for pieter.com but it became this :D I really like these TUI interfaces, sometimes you still see them in shops or supermarkets when you pay Maybe I should make a whole SaaS biz with this interface?

@wispem_wantex we mass migrated to SPAs and now half the web struggles to do what plain HTML did in 2005.