Sam Granieri, Jr -- @[email protected] retuiteado
Marco Rubio wants to wish ALL OF YOU a Happy Pi Day!
He's dressed as Cherry Pie for the occasion.
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Sam Granieri, Jr -- @[email protected]
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Sam Granieri, Jr -- @[email protected]
@samgranieri
Elixir and Ruby developer for @CityBaseInc, amateur photographer, college football fan, Xennial Chicagoan and father https://t.co/bWTCWUFHrQ
Chicago, IL Se unió Ağustos 2007
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@code_rams Just proxy via @caddyserver . It’s dirt simple. Done.
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Running multiple projects locally is painful.
localhost:3000, localhost:3001, localhost:8080... which one is which?
One port conflict and your whole setup breaks.
Portless by Vercel Labs fixes this cleanly.
Instead of port numbers, you get stable named URLs:
http://myapp.localhost:1355
http://api.myapp.localhost:1355
http://docs.myapp.localhost:1355
What it solves:
• Port conflicts across projects
• Cookie and storage bleeding between apps on different ports
• "Wait, which tab is which?" confusion in monorepos
• Git worktrees: each branch gets its own subdomain automatically
Works with Next.js, Vite, Express, Nuxt, React Router, Angular, Expo.
There's also an AI angle.
Coding agents were hardcoding ports and getting them wrong. Named URLs mean your agent always knows exactly where to go.
3.8k stars.
v0.5.2.
Actively maintained by Vercel Labs.
npm install -g portless
portless run next dev
That's it.
github.com/vercel-labs/po…
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@cathrynlavery I’d swap tmux for zellij. And fish for zsh
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your terminal in 4 upgrades:
1. ghostty — the terminal itself. fast, native, beautiful. finally one worth using.
2. tmux — sessions that survive anything. split panes, detach, come back later like nothing happened.
3. fish — autocomplete that actually works. syntax highlighting. no config needed.
4. starship — a prompt that shows you what matters (git branch, exit codes, env) without slowing you down.
use: brew install tmux fish starship + ghostty .org
your future self will thank you
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@germsvel German, I’m definitely gonna give this a whirl. Nice work!
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PhoenixTest v0.10.0 is released! It's got a lot of things, and (I think) none from me!
A huge thanks for all who contributed! 🥳
hexdocs.pm/phoenix_test/P…
📚 Changelog: #0-10-0" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">hexdocs.pm/phoenix_test/c…
#MyElixirStatus #ElixirLang
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@BrendanEich @Re51221264 @TPnTexas @bee_fumo I wouldn’t recommend an nvidia solution for Linux in the desktop. My beelink mini pc has an AMD setup and the drivers are in-kernel. It’s flawless and really smooth.
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@Re51221264 @TPnTexas @bee_fumo I'm sympathetic to Linux devs facing difficulties getting buggy driver or h/w errata workarounds discovered and implemented, while Windows due to MSFT market power has fixes/workarounds out of the box. Still, by 2006 I had to make a switch. I hope to use Linux again. Best distro?
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youtube.com/watch?v=o7SpmX…
Krusty: "I'll be tastin' that for weeks!"
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Matt Wallace@MattWallace888
OMG THE CEO OF MCDONALD’S WAS CAUGHT ON CAMERA DOING IT 😱
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@BrendanEich @Re51221264 @TPnTexas @bee_fumo Brendan, it’s time to go distro-hopping! And this is highly subjective. I’ve ran Arch, Omarchy, Fedora and Kubuntu and just Ubuntu with Gnome in the past year on my minipc. Start out with Gnome and try playing with a few in Gnome Boxes (smoothest virtualization app I’ve seen)
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Justice for Cricket!
I don’t talk about politics much, but my family adopted a dog from an aunt of a friend who wasn’t able to take care of him anymore. My family loves our doggy. Former secretary Noem should have returned the dog from where she got it rather than shooting it.
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@Ian_Gay_briel Nope. LA has everything built. It needs to be the permanent us host city for the summer Olympics. Save money.
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@Ben_escrito I think is the genesis of @TheHISHEdotcom
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El mayor debate de la historia de El Señor de los Anillos acaba de resolverse.
Por una IA.
“¿Por qué no toman directamente las Águilas para ir al Monte del Destino?”
Alguien le pidió a Seedance 2.0 que generara esta escena. Sam le hace la pregunta a Frodo. Frodo se da cuenta de que tiene sentido. Corte directo: montan a las Águilas, lanzan el anillo al volcán, la torre de Sauron explota.
THE END. 15 segundos. Película terminada.
Peter Jackson necesitó 3 películas y 11 horas para contar esta historia.
La IA lo hizo con un solo prompt.
2,7 millones de visualizaciones en pocas horas. El post se volvió viral porque todo el mundo pensó lo mismo:
Ahora podemos generar la versión de la película que siempre quisimos ver.
Seedance 2.0 no solo hace vídeo. Hace fan service a escala industrial.
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@oisyn @LundukeJournal @openbsd Why would @LundukeJournal talking about it make it political?
As for this tooling the fine folks at @openbsd cooked up, I’m going to study it and probably learn a thing or two.
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@LundukeJournal @openbsd Since you're talking about it, you just made it political.
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Considering the Rust-ification of Git…
Many of you have suggested an alternative:
Game of Trees (aka “Got”), from the @openBSD folks. And it is definitely worth a peek if you haven’t used it yet.
- Compatible with Git repositories.
- Written in C and portable with builds for a number of platforms (though the developers focus on openBSD compatibility as a priority).
- No Rust.
- No politics (at least none that I can find).
- Focuses on “ease of use and simplicity over flexibility”.
It’s been around for a few years now, and seems fairly mature.
gameoftrees.org
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@gonzalodelriov @AxelTalksFilm I remember that well. Batman and Robin was fine, Batman Forever was just too awful. A Batman movie filmed in our hometown ? Awesome. Schumacher just went too schmaltzy, too toyetic, too ridiculous on BF. And don’t get me started on that lame lapdog version of Bane.
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@AxelTalksFilm Seeing BATMAN BEGINS on opening weekend was indeed the good insane.
My friend @samgranieri and I walked out of the theatre chanting “Schumacher Sucks”
….What a time to be alive that 2005 year 😎
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but...holy shit, seeing this in 2005 opening night must've been INSANE
Axel🦇@AxelTalksFilm
why aren't you watching batman begins on 35mm on a beautiful sunday afternoon
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@dhh I have that machine at home. Im floored at how performant it is doing dev work for elixir / ruby / zig using Linux. And it’s amazingly cheap too. Thank you for the recommendation in the Omarchy docs.
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This is how we ran this year's Rails World campfire chat for a thousand attendees out of my closet in Copenhagen on a Beelink EQR5!
Yaroslav Shmarov@yarotheslav
💩 nginx 🥲 localtunnel 🤩 Cloudflare tunnels ✅ free ✅ SSL ✅ no "warning page" ✅ your domain
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@steipete Why on earth did you hook your tv up to the internet? Use a Roku streaming stick or an Apple TV.
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My LG TV updated and installed Microsoft Copilot. Un-deletable.☠️
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@dhh Microsoft seems hell bent on shoving AI and copilot, plus that unwanted and invasive recall pile of excrement in every part of windows. I’m just going to tell relatives to install Ubuntu to keep their computers useful for longer and escape all that shit.
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I setup a new Windows machine recently, and I couldn't believe what an obstacle course its become. macOS has been going downhill too, but Windows 11 is still the king of awful. Even if Linux hadn't improved by leaps and bounds lately, it would look amazing standing still.
solst/ICE of Astarte@IceSolst
>boot my old windows laptop >its been force-upgraded to windows11 >sign in with microslop account >immediately get blindingly bright pop up: “finish setting up your machine with Copilot” >no ty, click “setup later” >turn down Xbox gamepass offer >turn down Copilot 365 offer >unpin LinkedIn shortcut >open edge to redownload Brave >have to find it in Bing >disable OneDrive (it’s erroring out anyway asking for money, ransoming my files) >unpin copilot shortcut >disable Copilot Recall spyware >run windows update >click shutdown, but it restarts instead >blindingly bright pop-up “finish setting up your machine with Copilot” >copilot shortcut enabled again >try to use the start menu search bar >hangs then returns “search with Copilot” >click, it opens LinkedIn instead >want to close it but it’s frozen >open legendary programmer Dave W Plumber’s award winning software, Task Manager >238 processes called copilot.exe >mutter expletive >Cortana Copilot pops up, “I can help with that!” and freezes >Defender flagged it as malware >immediately get another pop-up >”OneDrive has run out of space! Your files are no longer accessible!” >about to lose it >I’ll just play a game, boot up CoD >pop-up asking to enable Copilot gaming assistant
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@manojdotdev Oh god. This is nuts. You monster.
Honestly my watch would probably overheat doing all this. Or explode.
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@samgranieri @DadsSeasonings @ChefGruel The issue is that the salt moves slowly through meat fighting its way past protein, and fat. The thicker the meat the longer it takes. But a typical inch and a half strip steak will probably need no more than a couple hours.
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@arstechnica Are you kidding me?? Wow.
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“Yo what?” LimeWire re-emerges in online rush to share pulled “60 Minutes” segment arstechnica.com/tech-policy/20…
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@meathead @DadsSeasonings @ChefGruel So wait a sec, for New York strips, what’s a good time to dry brine the meat? I’ve been following this recipe snsgrills.com/pages/new-york…
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The trick is not to do this too long in advance. When salt gets wet from the meat, it starts to move deep into the meat, but it moves slowly because there is a lot of fat and protein in the way. And ionization moves slowly. So if you did this the night beforethe steak would be way too salty. But if you do it just before cooking the right amount of salt will penetrate.
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@r0ktech Given this was 20 years ago, probably SFTP.
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