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@prisma Did you solve any of these 5 years later? #issuecomment-1088538964" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/prisma/prisma/…

Over time we kept running into the same problem with Prisma ORM. The architecture that got us here started slowing us down. Fixes took longer. Adding new capabilities got harder. So we asked: what would Prisma look like if we rebuilt it today?

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@jarredsumner DOMParser

Guess the next parser we're adding to Bun

@boshen_c Looking forward to helix (:

Don't know if there are still vim bros in the era of AI. Released coc-oxc with oxfmt support. github.com/oxc-project/co…

@awesomekling Doing exactly that. Sadly, I had to use Claude for the type checker since I have no clue. Hindley–Milner what?

Every now and then you have to build a little compiler just to remind yourself that you can.

@tiendamiacom Obviamente, esto antes de agregar al carrito, donde empiezan a sumarse costos de envío, impuestos, etc.

@tiendamiacom te copio y pego un link de Amazon de un producto que cuesta 280 USD. ¿De dónde sacaste que estaba en 599 y me estás haciendo un 44%? ¿Y cómo pasamos de 280 a 333.19? 🤔

@rauchg @DuaneAdam Tailwind effectively embraces Vite as a plugin. Instead of Turbopack, Biome, or PostCSS, I can rely on Vite/Rolldown, allowing me to switch frameworks while maintaining the same toolchain.

@rauchg @DuaneAdam No bottlenecks here. I just prefer a unified toolchain. I hope the oxc project will eventually offer an LSP package for my editor, sharing the same AST across the pipeline. I also like that many others build on it.

@rauchg @DuaneAdam My main issue with Next.js is the tooling. I'm a big fan of Vite, especially the upcoming Oxc toolchain with Rolldown, formatter, linter, and tsgo, which will be the default in most frameworks. This makes it hard to commit to Turbopack.

@DuaneAdam What would you like us to improve in Next? All feedback welcome 💪

@kzu @dhh @JMilei Indeed

@dhh "Nazi" was one of the many accusations thrown at our current president @JMilei with the hope to scare the doubtful. It only served to convince his followers even more: if they are desperate enough to go the "Nazi" route, it must be for a good reason. Caused the OPPOSITE reaction.

"If you can't intimidate people into silence and compliance with the woke orthodoxies by threatening their job or their social circle, you might be able to threaten them with actual violence. That's what the "nazi" accusation is there to convey." world.hey.com/dhh/calling-so…

@sysxplore Sabayon Linux was my first download

Did everyone start their Linux journey with Ubuntu?

@rauchg @nextjs An incredible amount of whining in the comments.

The US President builds with @nextjs — what are you waiting for? 🇺🇸 🦅

@unclebobmartin But you also got yourself a new follower

I'm happily blocking and muting today. It makes my feed so much better.

@awesomekling It's refreshing to know at least one person involved in a project you're enthusiastic about isn't a typical Silicon Valley cliché. I'm glad you think this way.

In recent years I've attended multiple software conference talks that had unrelated extreme political rhetoric in slides, such as "fuck [name]" and "punch [group]". Whenever this happened, some of the audience would clap and cheer, I'd roll my eyes, and the talk would get back on topic. Fast-forward to today, and look at how many people in our industry are openly celebrating the murder of someone they decided was a "nazi" and "fascist". Turns out these people were more serious than I thought. As someone who's repeatedly been called a "nazi" and "fascist" myself for disagreements with far-left ideology, I know how easily those labels get thrown around. And honestly, this is making me seriously reconsider which conferences I attend. There's a hateful rot within our industry. It shouldn't be socially acceptable to cheer for murder. We need to do more than roll our eyes.

@mkissiel @awesomekling My thoughts exactly

@awesomekling I wonder how long will it take for people to call you a nazi because of this post :-)

RIP Charlie Kirk I hope many more debate nerds carry on his quest to engage young people with words, not fists.

@CoHPhasor @Ubiquiti I know, but the heart wants what it wants. I'm a sucker for Ubiquiti gear.

@brielov @Ubiquiti There really are better, more functional NAS solutions out there

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@dhh @37signals It would be awesome if vaxxry created a login manager / display manager for hyprland. Maybe you can put some preasure now. Just to complete the desktop ecosystem

Gotta love this super cool appreciation effect on the Hyprland homepage for our @37signals platinum sponsorship of the project! 😍 hypr.land

@TraductorTeAma El mio:

✅️🇦🇷| PELUSIN FUE CONDECORADO POR LA POLICÍA DE LA CIUDAD. 🎖🐶 LA IZQUIERDA ODIA A PELUSIN.