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@trikcode He probably forgot to prompt "Do it correctly, no mistakes"

Unpopular opinion: you actually need real coding knowledge to vibe-code properly.

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@ink_lang But the car stickers though...

After months of sustained effort, we’re sharing difficult news: The Alliance is discontinuing ink! language development. This decision was not taken easily. 🧵👇

Fun fact: OpenAI handles 800 million users on ChatGPT with just one PostgreSQL primary and 50 read replicas 🤯 Today, OpenAI published an engineering blog explaining how they scaled their Postgres setup to support a massive 800 million users using a single primary and 50 multi-region replicas. They dive into details around their scaling approach, the PgBouncer proxy, cache locking, and cascading read replicas. It is genuinely neat and impressive. I just published a video on my YouTube channel where I dissect the blog and break down the nuances. Give it a watch - it is short and fun.

If you don't know, now you know.

. @Polkadot's docs just got a full overhaul. • Clear entry points • Solidity & Ethereum-friendly paths • Cookbook-style guides • Actively maintained pages If you tried Polkadot before and bounced, now’s a good time to revisit. 👉 docs.polkadot.com

Probably the most important proposal in the history of Polkadot OpenGov polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1828

github.com/YaLTeR/niri Niri is by far the most impressive Wayland compositor to date. I started with i3 12 years ago, used Sway for 6 years, tried Hyprland for a while, and finally switched to Niri. It's beautiful and functional. I couldn't be happier with it.

@dhh @37signals @FrameworkPuter @Beelinkofficial @dhh I think you're missing out by not using Niri instead of Hyprland, the scrolling WM workflow is just so much more productive than the tiling model. And it has all the eye-candy of Hyprland.

We're going all-in on Omarchy at @37signals. Within the next three years — as hardware becomes due for a refresh — we're moving everyone on our Ops and Ruby teams onto Omarchy with hardware from @FrameworkPuter and @Beelinkofficial 🤘

@mitsuhiko I would like to see tool like Ansible but using LLMs and natural language. Where you can talk to your Linux instance or give it a spec and it configures itself regardless of which distro or which cloud provider it uses.

This might actually be in the year of Linux on the desktop. Linux is so good at being configured by text and it lends itself so well to cloudification. I'm pretty sure there will be so many authentic tools that just remote control a Linux sitting somewhere in a cloud.

leptos-rs / leptos: Build fast web applications with Rust. ★16341 github.com/leptos-rs/lept…

@dhh What I also find super useful is being able to download any PKGBUILD form official repositories archlinux.org/packages and modify or patch it to your liking.

I didn't realize that the real magic of Arch is the AUR. I've not yet manage to find a single package I wanted that isn't available and up to date. Even commercial stuff, like Zoom. Absolute treasure. aur.archlinux.org

for(float e,i,a,w,x,g,h;i++<90.;o+=.01-.02/exp(max(s,e)*3e3)/h){vec3 p=vec3((FC.xy-.5*r)/r.y*g+2.,g);p.zy*=rotate2D(.5);e=p.y;h=e+p.x*.3;p.z+=t;for(a=.6;a>.001;a*=.7)p.xz*=rotate2D(5.),x=(p.x+p.z)/a+t+t,e-=w=exp(sin(x)-3.)*a,h+=abs(dot(sin(p.xz/a*.3)*a,r/r));g+=e=min(e,h*.5-1.);}

Building on Polkadot has become faster, easier and more secure 🪂 Deploying an EVM chain on @Polkadot has never been easier thanks to our new EVM template. What can you expect from it? 🧵

@XiliangChen Try this also: kobzol.github.io/rust/rustc/202…

Rust is such a great concurrent programming language. I get to work on something else while waiting for the code to compile to rerun the tests.

@Jonathan_Blow I personally find it much easier to do with software i.e. ddcutil

Computer monitors would all be much better if they had a physical brightness knob right there on the front. But this is high-level 1960s technology that has since been lost.

@yoshuawuyts @travisbrown Well, surely, you can tell the difference between a non-consequential twitter reply and publicly calling for someone to be ostracized. I'm not calling for you to be ostracized because of your views, and also I'm not opposed to you telling that guy you disagree with his views.

@yoshuawuyts @travisbrown I just saw your post because I follow you, but I don't understand why you would the need to proclaim yourself an arbiter of who is welcome and not welcome in the Rust community. Why not just let people be even if you don't agree with them?

@yoshuawuyts @travisbrown Are you trying to control who can use Rust and who can't based on your political beliefs?

@jntrnr I also never figured out why XKB is so convoluted. I managed to get basic configuration working eventually but gave up on doing anything more complicated. Configuring QMK firmware was much easier in the end.