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@ZachSDaniel1 Does this mean we don’t need to declare mutations/queries within graphql dsl?

As of #AshFramework 3.20.0, actions now support the `public?` option, just like fields. It defaults to `true`, but will be flipped in 4.0. This makes it very easy to know and control what actions are available via external interfaces. Will be rolled out to API extensions soon!

@leonqadirie What advantages does this have? LSP support?

My first (somewhat) substantial contribution to the Elixir ecosystem. I really like DSLs, so it was fun diving into the weeds of Spark :) #ElixirLang #myelixirstatus

@IterIntellectus This is why TRT is banned in most nations

that’s why this meme resonates only with high T men

@basedalexandoor It’s a thrill when you are actively trying to conceive

Impregnating a girl must feel insane

@justalexoki I mostly think this about ppl who consistently do 120+ wpm

i think its a little sad to watch all these people who took pride in the art of programming slowly die away as they realize bit by bit that its actually over

@i2cjak 8 bytes

gun pointed at yo head, favorite PCB thickness

@BryanJBryce @bcardarella Do you run with 12 individual releases or umbrella?

@bcardarella I moved to Elixir releases on Hetzner, I'm running like 12 apps on one $30 box (shut up I know I don't have traffic ok?)

Once, again, fuck fly.io

Tested out Pi with Oh My Pi. My initial thoughts: TUI is far less responsive and it is difficult to navigate compared to Opencode. Yet, despite these issues, it seemed more productive compared to OmO (Oh my Openagent) This might be a context issue (Opencode has my global agent and additionally some other plugins and included contexts.

With all the bleeding edge shit I try and tinker with, NixOS is a fucking blessing. For the past 18 month AI has removed every annoying inertia I experienced with NixOS. Agents have taken my modular config to new height and helped resolve depreciation and performance issues. It’s been super handy for changing work pc, bootstrapping new systems with nixos-anywhere and managing servers with deploy-rs. My entire config is public, with securely encrypted secrets using sops-nix. When I experience a bug in a package, I just create an overlay that applies a patch. I can be updating my system packages 30 min before a meeting and if anything goes wrong I just boot the prior generation. I can’t really see a way back from NixOS, it’s a fucking superpower.

I have decided that NixOS is unnecessary I just need home-manager, hyprland, my dotfiles, and I have the freedom to distro hop to whatever I want

@disco_platypuss @IroncladDev This surprise me. I’ve been having a great time for the last year.

@IroncladDev i tried nix yesterday and it seemed like the agents really struggled w configuring/modifying it

@IroncladDev On NixOS you can patch systemd using an overlay.

Top recommendations: - Devuan - OpenRC - OpenBSD / FreeBSD - Artix - Runit I'm running Arch (Omarchy) as my primary computer and NixOS secondarily, so I'll probably use Artix on my primary and choose another option later

I'm moving off systemd what are y'all's recommendations for alternatives?

@0xJirachi Is this for making pop rocks?

we’re rebuilding a proper fucking country 4 good men came and manhandled the future of manufacturing into my garage with me because they didn’t want to see me spend on equipment rental id never even met 3 of them WE’RE REBUILDING A PROPER COUNTRY

5mo son is delightfully fat marblemaxxing rollmogging

JUST IN: Meta announces they'll be shutting down the Metaverse, after pouring $80,000,000,000.00 into the project.

@bcardarella Awesome! Looking forward to try it. Do you know how it compares to Supermemory? I like that this is opensource and fully local

cog-cli is now available for developer preview trycog.ai/cli Three tools: * local long-term memory graph * code intelligence * agentic debugger Has configuration for most agents. It's been primarily tested against Claude Code and Opencode

@nezu_cc @vaxryy Are you comparing Nix to yaml??

@vaxryy Ffs. Thank you for reminding me why yaml is so good. Worked 25 years ago, works now, will certainly work 25 in the future. Not "ugly" because it's stupid simple. Let me guess, hl2 will be as autistic as nix.

do you guys think we should completely rework the config into hyprlang2? Of course with a transition period this time.

@fuzziphy @yacineMTB Yes. I figured that you used a cnc machine to remove the top layer (the copper) Usually with acid etching you only have copper left where needed. I would have thought that all the exposed copper would have some downsides??

@Straffern @yacineMTB As in exposed copper? Or the pour itself? There’s no solder mask like you’d have from a board house, so it’s just bare exposed copper

People on twitter: yeah so I made this in my garage

@ThePrimeagen Its possible that it took inspiration from your commit history, but artificial neural nets are sort of a black box, so we’ll never know for sure.

wtf supermaven....

@chgeuer @karpathy Looks gorgeous

Playing with @karpathy 's autoresearch in Elixir