Marc-André Moreau

@mhskai2017 @UK_Daniel_Card I am well aware, that's what I'm wrapping in Rust 😎 the WinDBG engine and related libraries are available on nuget.org, including the stuff for TTD. You seem to have taken a similar approach in github.com/kiwids0220/TTD…

@awakecoding @UK_Daniel_Card Absolutely! TTD developers have shared actual proper SDKs to utilize the APIs (if you prefer C++) :wink

Released a new tool yesterday that will help reverse engineering on Windows through Time Travel Debugging MCP server. specterops.io/blog/2026/06/2…

@SamErde @nohwnd 👀

@nohwnd 🤘

Pester 6.0.0-rc1 🎉 Feature-complete! ⚡ Parallel test execution (experimental) 🆕 New Should-* syntax + 41 assertions 🔬 Should-BeEquivalent deep comparison 📊 Faster coverage by default 160+ PRs · 15 contributors #PowerShell #pspester

I think Jakub Jareš left PSConfEU with parallel execution quietly compiling in the back of his head, because the Pester repo has definitely not been idle since. I tried out this new feature that just landed in Pester v6.0.0-rc.1 and wrote about it: idontlikeai.dev/how-to-execute…

@morganlinton You're forgetting that GPT 5.4 is still a good model, so having an open source model like GLM 5.2 to be comparable to it is impressive, but also very useful for cost-efficiency. Lots of complex work that be achieved with a model at that level

I am so confused when I see posts on my timeline about GLM 5.2 beating all the latest frontier models. Not denying that it isn’t a great model, and awesome that it’s open, but it benchmarks closer to GPT 5.4, and quite far behind current gen models.

@pl4nty Well, maybe the Flutter SDK should expose a proper executable instead of a batch file wrapper?

@awakecoding it's cause WinGet doesn't support adding batch files to PATH github.com/microsoft/wing… even if that's eventually fixed, you'll have to install it through third-party repos like github.com/pl4nty/winget-… the public winget-pkgs repo won't support scripts for security reasons :/

It's mind blowing to me that the way to install Flutter on Windows to get the flutter CLI available to the command-line is to manually download and extract a zip to then add it to PATH. No installer, no winget package... what year is it?

What if .. what if the bank accounts wiped out were the billing accounts for Mythos, and the vulnerability was API pricing? 🤔

I don't always go on Mastodon, but when I do, it is to read a reply to my Bluesky bridge, and then I remember why I don't go there anymore

@AdamParsonz I'm surprised there's no winget package for Flutter that would have been community-contributed

@awakecoding And that's Scoop. Winget has WingetCreate now, makes it incredibly simple...

@AdamParsonz I found this little gem that explains that the lack of packages for Flutter is apparently because proper packages "are too difficult to maintain". This appears to be a deliberate choice not do the effort that makes it substantially easier for users: github.com/flutter/websit…

@awakecoding You can get a winget package created on behalf of other software vendors by submitting a request to the winget team. Seems absurd to have to do that for Google 😂

@_Evan_Boyle @pierceboggan 🔥🔥🔥 awesome, you are my hero! Have a good weekend 💪

@awakecoding @pierceboggan @awakecoding release with a fix in progress right now, should be available in the next hour or so. Thank you for the report!

If you're wondering why the GitHub Copilot app on Windows mysteriously doesn't see many command-line tools which you know you've installed and are available in PATH, I think I figured out why: #issuecomment-4789727188" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/github/app/iss…

@anaisbetts @ornith_ I always wondered how models dealt with dates. It's the kind of thing that would work best with tools exposed to the model

Found the first big issue with @ornith_ as a model - it just does not understand dates at all If you tell it something like: Today is Aug. 3rd. [...] Check my calendar for tomorrow and tell me what is happening It will be like "Wow, on July 5th you are pretty busy!"

@unixterminal Is this improvement coming up in an update of WSL?

With virtiofs enabled and a patch enabling Hyper-V PCI SWIOTBL, Matheus saw a 4.3-6.6x on Windows file system operations on WSL.

@RyanRodemoyer2 I think it depends on who you are, and where you were in your career when AI happened. If you used to be writing a lot of code and evolved into a role where you managed developers instead, AI just opened the floodgates for you and you're having the time of your life (I am!)

@awakecoding Have you noticed a weird shift of being less motivated to start new because you know you can / it’s easier than ever? Kinda like what’s the point?

A weird shift about AI is that now you can present a working prototype of something you're not even sure if you want to do... after you've actually done it. You no longer need to talk about it endlessly in hypothetical terms, you can just get it done and then show it off

What is the best way to run GLM 5.2 on local hardware? Is it a stack of Mac Minis, or a stack of something else?

@bchap1n It turns out that it affects anything in the user PATH - it only loads the machine-wide PATH. It's not just MSIX, and even if I wished not to use MSIX, some software like winget are only available as MSIX

@awakecoding easy fix. never use MSIX

@anaisbetts It's probably going to be fine for my use case - I just want containers to be available for agentic usage. The "users" would just be running Windows with agent skills and tests that would use containers. I didn't know about the lack of docker compose support though

@awakecoding Well so, wslc is not a complete replacement for Docker Desktop; like, docker compose doesn't work with wslc. It's pretty basic at the moment and likely won't be very usable for most people out of the box

Do you use Docker on Windows? If so, how? What do you like/dislike about it, this is definitely not secret market research for a potential upcoming product send tweet

@anaisbetts Thanks a lot, this will save me a lot of trial and error! I think I'll start with Ornith based on your experience

@awakecoding Unless I find something surprising, right now it's Ornith > Qwen >>> Gemma Qwen 3.6 is great, I tried Gemma 4 again this morning and during a session it proceeded to write the same HTML file, with the same content, 25+ times until I yelled at it.

Giving this a try - while I have no idea about the quality, converting the bf16 to NVFP4 and it is *fast* on the DGX Spark, 85+ tok/sec on an empty context