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Announcing @hickorytechnology/ngx-miniprofiler, a simple to use, highly configurable port of MiniProfiler for @angular. Extremely useful for quickly profiling db queries and server-side requests. #angular #miniprofiler #typescript #library github.com/hickorytechnol…

@ctjlewis Its the YouTube thumbnail “O” face in tweet form

@ctjlewis We’re fully aligned then hahaha

The browser is DEAD How one guy just vibe coded the future of the platform?????? Holy fuck we’re all fuckin retarded????

@ctjlewis That being said, I am excited about the potential for creativity that friendlier abstractions lead to. Lord knows there’s a shortage. I bet this guy could come up with some wicked stuff: henry.codes

@ctjlewis I think his tool is a really nice abstraction that I want to look into for virtualization on ridiculously form-heavy pages. I’m excited about that — but I don’t think many people really get it outside of those short demos.

@t3nable Kind of an ironic brand name to be getting so worn out after only a year. Either that or you gave this poor bastard a hot supper 😂

Thor WiFi adapter before and after a year of use

@joshpuckett @_chenglou “sIFR” - humor aside, I completely agree!

This feels like a sIFR level contribution to the field, where I’ve woken up and things have magically been thrust forward another step. Bravo, @_chenglou 👏

My dear front-end developers (and anyone who’s interested in the future of interfaces): I have crawled through depths of hell to bring you, for the foreseeable years, one of the more important foundational pieces of UI engineering (if not in implementation then certainly at least in concept): Fast, accurate and comprehensive userland text measurement algorithm in pure TypeScript, usable for laying out entire web pages without CSS, bypassing DOM measurements and reflow

@anaisbetts I remember those days well! My team and I were suffering through the seven layers of ClickOnce hell at the time and even explored doing a squirrel-esque thing of our own, but your solution was so elegant and thoughtful. Thanks again for all the hard work!

@SullyHickory It took me like three tries to finally get a version that worked! The abandoned one was at github.com/Squirrel/OldSq…, had a C# plugin model and it was insanely fragile, just Didn't Work for real apps

Cause I named it that 10+ years ago in Squirrel, then I fixed it so you didn't need to, but Discord forked Squirrel from day one then never updated it

@iAmBipinPaul @jhigh2000 @nickchapsas It is but as a brand it has been severely diluted due to how Copilot has been stamped on everything of questionable value or quality.

@jhigh2000 @nickchapsas GitHub Copilot is still a great tool.

The way Microsoft managed to make the word CoPilot completely meaningless needs to be studied

how it feels to drop a perfect arigato gozaimasu for the cute waitress at the hot pot restaurant (she’s latina and the place is korean)

@bilal_limi @shuding @v0 @OxcProject Biome can do that but you have to use the “—unsafe” flag to sort the classes.

@shuding @v0 @OxcProject Curious. Assuming you use Tailwind, how do you cope without Tailwind Prettier sorting your classNames? Honestly that’s the only thing keeping me from switching to tools like Biome and similar.

We migrated @v0’s codebase from ESLint + Prettier to Oxlint + Oxfmt by @oxcproject, CI is now 3x faster. Love the OSS ecosystem.

@kenwheeler @gitshipdone @thekitze Accurate.

@gitshipdone @thekitze dewalt for saws, milwaukee for drills, makita for everything else

i'm getting into woodworking because god forbid i stick to one hobby for a week also fk u bougie mfs ryobi is the 🐐

@brandontroberts @Nartc1410 @ManfredSteyer @analogjs @angular @voidzerodev Holy moly. Massive improvement.

@ManfredSteyer @analogjs @angular @voidzerodev Yes. I have a GitHub repo with 50 routes and 10K total components in a test application. This is from a cold build on my machine. npm run build-ng Angular w/Application Builder takes 47s npm run build Vite 8 Beta w/oxc Angular Plugin takes 1.5s github.com/brandonroberts…

⚡️ @AnalogJS + Experimental OXC @Angular compiler from @voidzerodev 🤝 github.com/analogjs/analo…

NO THIS IS HORRIBLE. Importing Argentine beef to combat high us prices is attacking the supply problem by killing the solution. US cattle herds are at 70 year lows. Ranchers are finally profitable because supply is tight. That price signal is supposed to trigger herd rebuilding. Flood the market with 80,000 metric tons of imports and you suppress wholesale cattle prices, which gets passed back to ranchers as lower payments from packers. But retail beef prices barely move because packers and retailers capture the spread. Ranchers are price takers with zero control over grocery store prices. The National Cattlemen's Beef Association is right that this won't meaningfully impact what consumers pay. Argentina produces 5% of global beef supply and doesn't have the volume to move the needle on U.S. consumption. What it does accomplish is removing the economic incentive to rebuild domestic herds before that rebuilding happens. If ranchers can't make money when cattle inventory is at a 70 year low and beef prices are at 40 year highs, the message is clear: the market won't reward domestic production even under the most favorable conditions in generations. That accelerates exits, consolidation, and permanent capacity loss. You're solving a temporary supply shortage by making sure the structural supply problem gets worse.

@AndreasSteno What better time to bring back the smoking pfp from back in the day 😆 (Congrats on quitting! Been three years for me)

One more day like this and I will start smoking again

@samhogan @plmsda Why’s his foot looking like it’s straight out of a Salvador Dali painting?

Inference R&D merch goes so hard @plmsda

@kenwheeler Keep an eye on those illegal Chinese fishing vessels for us bud

@kenwheeler For your continued situation monitoring: globalfishingwatch.org/map

whats stopping you from monitoring the situation like this?

@AdamRackis I got as far as using wrangler or whatever it was at the time and went all “wtf is this shit” Fully willing to admit that I didn’t give it a fair shake lol