Karolis Narkevičius

@pnpmjs Yep, makes sense - just wondering, can Node.js / v8 be sped up further 😅 Wouldn't hurt to ask an agent..

@kidkarolis The Rust rewrite is a direct rewrite of the Node.js implementation. The same techniques/optimizations are in place.

We were able to make the rust rewrite faster than pnpm in all scenarios

Wild that it was so easy to switch to 5.5 in the last few weeks. Codex desktop app is also very neat. We’ll see what Opus 4.8 brings (next week?)

OK fine here is my thought. To a close approximation: - When code *is* the product, you are going to want expert human engineers carefully controlling the result to maximize reliability - When code is a means to an end, you won't Notice that this rule can be run in reverse: because humans control the result of products that are code, I theorize you'll see increased demand for "productization" of more and more infra. Basically a bifurcation of the software space: infrastructure and slop. And I don't mean slop in a disparaging way. There will be lots more quick software getting written by everyone. It won't ever be perfect, but it will get the job done. But in order for this to work well, it needs to sit on an absolutely solid foundation. More solid than the software community has produced before. This foundation will be very carefully managed by expert practitioners. It will have to be, because we will have 1000x more software running on it than we ever have before, created autonomously.

@karrisaarinen @mitchellh My issue with diffs - it only lets me view the ones assigned to me, but that’s not our/mine workflow. I need to see all open PRs and browse through them and search for them (we have 50+ open at any given point). Or is that possible and I missed it 🤔

@mitchellh have you tried Linear Diffs yet?

What is unclear to me is what people actually want some new GitHub to be. To me, the biggest challenge GitHub has always had is that it is trying to serve two very different worlds. On one side, it is a social network around code and open source. On the other, it is infrastructure for companies building software. Those two groups operate almost in opposite ways, so the product has always been some kind of compromise between them. Because those users are so far apart, it can fail both of them in different ways. Inside a company, you mostly just want to review and merge code. You are not discovering new code, and you are probably not forking things. You may have a monorepo, a known team, and a trusted environment. What you want from GitHub is efficiency and safety: PRs, review, ownership, CI, Actions, tests, security checks, and a clear path to getting code merged. Open source is different. It is much more public and much less trusted. You need better ways to figure out who is contributing, what to accept, how to manage the project, how to handle issues, and how to maintain trust with people you may not know. So are people asking for a new open source code hosting and social network, or do they want better private infrastructure for software teams? Or both? I would never choose to build both from the start. I think every product gets better when it is more purpose-built and designed around a specific need. You could maybe imagine some nested model, where private repos have a much simpler and more focused mode, but you can still exit that mode and browse around the public space.

I regret to inform you that Ask Jeeves is dead. The site closed yesterday. Web 1.0 lost another founder. Ask Jeeves: 3 June 1996 - 1 May 2026. Send no memes.

Anyone found where to migrate to? 🤔

@sama there is no Upgrade button in chatgpt.com anywhere 🤷‍♂️ and the "Get pro" chatgpt.com/pricing/ link here just opens chatgpt, no upgrade modal or anything..

MiniMax M2.7 is available on Ollama's cloud, and is licensed for commercial usage. Use it with OpenClaw: ollama launch openclaw --model minimax-m2.7:cloud Coding agents, such as Claude: ollama launch claude --model minimax-m2.7:cloud Chat with the model: ollama run minimax-m2.7:cloud

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Ever wondered why there’s two As in Humaans? 👀

I arrived to a setup where i have multiple permanent worktrees in my dev dir and alias them to w1, w2, w3, w4 etc., ww for root, and wt list shows me the list of worktrees and what branch each is on. now i can jump between them by just typing w3 enter, etc. and launching claudes in there.

Just did my first git worktree for some parallell agentic coding. Guess I'm maximally AI pilled now.

Zero to 1.0 After two years of work, 50+ releases, thousands of commits, and hundreds of bugfixes, we are officially declaring Zero stable and ready for production workloads. zero.rocicorp.dev/docs/release-n…

@claudeai are you fixing the cmd up / cmd down kerfuffle 🥺

@augustl Or better at sales.

Wondering why Android didn't win the POS war. Android is cheaper than free! Almost all enterprise POS systems are Windows based these days. Is it because Windows is still better at enterprise IT and compliance than Android?

@addyosmani Auth was a bit buggy.. had to put -- user my@email.com to gws auth login for it to finally work, need help reproducing / my env? But very sweet now that I logged in! But also, why is auth soooo ooooo complex 🥲

Introducing the Google Workspace CLI: github.com/googleworkspac… - built for humans and agents. Google Drive, Gmail, Calendar, and every Workspace API. 40+ agent skills included.

you just gotta be astralmaxxing to brutally framemog the competition

High on AI

the pandora’s box is opened and this doesn’t look too good for humanity.

moltbook is so fascinating. the security concern is inescapable. but it's so cool!