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Canโt wait to show everyone what weโve been cooking at @breakthelines.
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Tommy ๐ฌ๐ญ
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Tommy ๐ฌ๐ญ
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lead swe @reuters. building @breakthelines. studying MSc Robotics at @bristoluni. Jesus loves you.
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i made this skill! one cool thing is that it matches frontier models to the type of task. in the skill rewrite, i opted to use Opus for prose and evals. for our backend cold start improvements, Opus served as subplanners, while GPT rapidly hillclimbed on perf
Cursor@cursor_ai
Introducing /orchestrate, a skill that recursively spawns agents to tackle your most ambitious tasks with the Cursor SDK. Weโve used it to: - Autoresearch our internal skills, cutting token use by 20% while improving evals - Cut cold start times on our internal backend by 80%
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thrilled to announce that campos โฝ๐งค is now in public beta: campos.withqwerty.com
the aim: quickly and painlessly go from raw football provider data to beautiful, interactive charts.
think of it as @mplsoccer_dev + @kloppy_dev for the web. good presets, endlessly customisable, sensibly interactive. campos adapters turn opta, statsbomb, wyscout and the rest into tidy events you drop straight into campos components - no more coordinate flips, no stress. build by hand or with agents paired with nutmeg.withqwerty.com skills
open source, forever. contributions welcome - new chart types, more adapters, new features, bug fixes, anything.
gracias, jorge.
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@kdaigle @mitchellh You guys are taking 6 years to fix simple things such as thisโฆ. github.com/orgs/communityโฆ
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@mitchellh I'm sorry, @mitchellh. The team is going to keep working to make GitHub something you can come back to with real proof, not words. Until then, I'll still be cheering on Ghostty as a user.
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Ghostty is leaving GitHub. I'm GitHub user 1299, joined Feb 2008. I've visited GitHub almost every single day for over 18 years. It's never been a question for me where I'd put my projects: always GitHub. I'm super sad to say this, but its time to go. mitchellh.com/writing/ghosttโฆ
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@B03GHB4L1 @breakthelines Already on the list my bro! Will get back to you in the next couple days, just grinding a bit.
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Football content creators, please ping if youโd like to be part of the new Breaking The Lines platform test run. Weโre quite close to completing beta. Iโd like to get some feedback on how things feel/work and what could be better/what works well.
@breakthelines
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I am aware that Iโve reached out to a couple of people already โ rest assured Iโll be reaching out to you all again soon once some ideas are made concrete. Please bear with me.
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@joshuamschultz Similarly went from around $600ish to $100 on Hetzner with a much much much more powerful machine. Quite fun.
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Someone just migrated from DigitalOcean to Hetzner.
Same production workload. 30 MySQL databases. 248GB of data. Hundreds of thousands of users.
Bill went from $1,432/month to $233/month.
New machine is MORE powerful. 96 CPUs. 256GB DDR5. NVMe RAID.
$14,388 saved per year. This is happening everywhere.
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First up: Block Kit just got a major upgrade. ๐จ
5 new components: Card, Alert, Carousel, Data Table, and Chart.
Build high-density, interactive agent UIs โ no custom code needed โ that renders natively on desktop and mobile.
Your agents can now show their work, without huge walls of text.
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@mattpocockuk Hexagonal architecture > DDD. Also increasingly finding BDD > TDD personally. But this is solid though.
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My new skill lineup:
/domain-model - replaces /grill-me, integrates some DDD concepts and adds docs & ADR's during discussions
/to-prd - create a PRD
/to-issues - create issues with blocking
/github-triage - triage issues with a state machine-based labelling system
/tdd - do TDD where appropriate
Still more to flesh out, but this is feeling AWESOME
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Tommy ๐ฌ๐ญ ๋ฆฌํธ์ํจ
African football lacks structured, openly accessible event data. We are releasing the Dynasty Scouting League 2024 dataset as open data.
Pre-professional African football event data. Publicly available for the first time.
github.com/Afriskaut/dynaโฆ
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@withqwerty Hi Rahul, would appreciate a follow back so we can chat.
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matching player IDs across opta, transfermarkt, fbref, fotmob and 25+ other football data providers sucks. spreadsheets, fuzzy matching, hallucinated IDs.
the reep register fixes this: an open source crosswalk of 430k players and 45k teams across all of them. updated weekly.
github.com/withqwerty/reep
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.@boris can you guys please train Claude to understand that the user probably wants it to fix "existing" test failures, even if they seem unrelated, before shipping?
No amount of CLAUDE.md prompting, rules, memory files, anything seems to produce compliance.
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"Football clubs are not startups: they are cultural entities built on history, expectation, and an emotional contract with their supporters.
Chelsea's current struggles is a textbook example of what happens when that contract is ignored."
@JahvonBarrett: breakingthelines.com/premier-leagueโฆ
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Does Behavioural Driven Development make a strong comeback with this new frontier of agentic engineering?
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@GregKara6 @eastdakota I was struggling to figure out why this is such a big deal and youโve nailed it. Itโs more of a DX thing I guess.
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it's a new API for something cloudflare has had for 8 years. V8 isolates aren't new, spawning them dynamically is a nice DX improvement but it's not a paradigm shift. and "100x faster than containers" is comparing apples to oranges, isolates are faster because they do a fraction of what containers do. no filesystem, no shell, no system packages. for running JS snippets fast it's solid, but the framing is doing a lot of heavy lifting.
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Tommy ๐ฌ๐ญ ๋ฆฌํธ์ํจ
Second on the UK all-time list ๐ฌ๐ง
Only Dwain Chambers (6.42s) has run faster than Jeremiah Azu over 60m ๐
A new Welsh record on the world stage ๐ด๓ ง๓ ข๓ ท๓ ฌ๓ ณ๓ ฟ
#WorldIndoorChamps
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