rawski

@awskir

lifting heavy, sleeping poorly. building web stuff.

Katılım Mart 2026

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rawski@awskir·27 Nis

Here’s the article: dev.to/rgolawski/ilha… Would love to hear if this feels accurate and useful.

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rawski@awskir·27 Nis

Published a new article for @sveltejs devs who want to understand @ilha_js faster. It breaks down familiar concepts like state, derived, effect, bind:value, and scoped styles through the Ilha equivalents.

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ryuz@yzuyr·14 Nis

Over the last six months, I quietly built a handful of library prototypes and tools. Each one solved a small problem. At some point, I noticed the dots were connecting into something larger - and Ilha was born.

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rawski@awskir·11 Nis

just hit codex usage limit

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rawski@awskir·8 Nis

that’s a reasonable move

Anthropic@AnthropicAI

We do not plan to make Mythos Preview generally available. Our goal is to deploy Mythos-class models safely at scale, but first we need safeguards that reliably block their most dangerous outputs. We’ll begin testing those safeguards with an upcoming Claude Opus model.

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rawski@awskir·1 Nis

had my first fender bender today, not my fault, but still... right before the holidays.

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rawski@awskir·31 Mar

hyped about the stuff i got to contribute to today. will share more soon

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rawski@awskir·22 Mar

still early, but already useful for cleaning up codebases without dragging in a huge toolchain. big inspiration here was of course knip, which is an awesome tool. i wanted something smaller and more narrowly focused.

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rawski@awskir·22 Mar

it flags unused named and default exports, points out dependencies or dev dependencies that look unused based on imports, scripts, and a few obvious config signals. here’s the github repo: github.com/rago4/siftr

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rawski@awskir·22 Mar

been building siftr, a small experimental cli for finding unused exports and stale dependencies in typescript projects

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rawski@awskir·22 Mar

busy day today, but got to spend some great time with the family

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rawski@awskir·22 Mar

it now handles two different package compatibility checks: - upgrade: what in your project may block moving to a package version-upgrade - adopt: whether a package’s peer requirements fit your current project go check it out yourself: github.com/rago4/uptrail

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rawski@awskir·22 Mar

added a few things to knead and uptrail lately, but most of the work went into uptrail.

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rawski@awskir·21 Mar

@steveschoger that’s pretty cool, i use it in a very similar way. the limiting thing is you still need some taste in design, but i think asking llms for direction can still lead to good results

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