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@ThePrimeagen AGI

wtf supermaven....

@DrizzleORM @cipriancaba @prisma @nextjs nextjs is to vinext like what prisma is to drizzle. except the newest version of prisma which is like what vinext is to next except drizzle is nothing like next in this metaphor. you know what i mean?

@cipriancaba @prisma @nextjs What’s nextjs? Is it a fork of vinext?

Is nobody using @prisma with cacheComponents in @nextjs ? There is an open issue in the prisma repo since November 2025 github.com/prisma/prisma/… How is this taking so long to fix? Has everybody already migrated to @DrizzleORM ? I'm one prompt away, prisma

@kenwheeler But what are the ten things German drug wires have taught him about B2B sales?

just found this pack of german drug wires in my sons room, where did i go wrong

@corbtt are you using it with one of the playwright mcps or a cli like agent-browser?

GPT-4 era browser automation was interesting but functionally useless. With Opus 4.5 it finally got reliable enough to be useful for many background tasks. With GPT-5.4 (fast mode, low thinking) it's now almost as fast as I am.

im sorry for blocking so easily. it's nothing personal. it's just that you're stupid and annoying and i don't want to be inflicted with your thoughts again

congrats, you’ve just invented @DrizzleORM

yeah, this is exactly what i’m doing and it’s a lot of fun

@wesbos @syntaxfm @opencode server on a vps, connect to it from MacBook and phone using tui and app

What’s your remote agent story right now? Claude code on a box? Cursor cloud agents? Claw on a mini? I saw the new open code stuff launch last night. Doing a @syntaxfm on the state of this right now

@adamdotdev @MegaBr2 @thdxr setting it to English doesn’t work when your browser defaults to a different language. Switching to another non-english language works.

@MegaBr2 @thdxr There's a dropdown for changing language in the footer!

Hey @thdxr I just noticed that opencode websites now automatically translates to local language without any way to disable it. It's pretty painful, as I like to browse the doc in english, because technical terms are getting translated too, which make the doc ureadable.

@DrizzleORM Such good news! Congrats! @PlanetScale is the best home drizzle could’ve found!

As of today, Drizzle has become the most sustainablest ORM on Earth 🚀 PlanetScale hired entire Drizzle core team to work on Drizzle ORM full-time, which is just… WOW! I mean, I can’t believe this is happening and how amazing this is going to be... Let’s address the most important things: ▪︎ The governance of Drizzle does not and will not change ▪︎ Drizzle remains independent and open-source ▪︎ We will now work more full-timer on Drizzle ORM, Kit and Studio ▪︎ Our social media manager(me) will finally have a salary ▪︎ Drizzle v1 is going to be amazing Thank you all for using Drizzle, without you there won’t be 1.2k GitHub issues and 355 PRs, we’d live a happy life, touching grass ❤️

That post from Ursula von der Leyen is getting quite a bit of attention on social media. It's mostly people poking fun at Europeans for not wanting to work at weekends (often from self-loathing Europeans). But seriously – what are Europeans supposed to say? The US and Israel have launched an attack on Iran. An attack that in no way adheres to international rules. And the Europeans were not consulted in the slightest. In Europe, we have a war – Putin's war of aggression against Ukraine. That should be our focus. The US has demonstrated time and again that it has no respect for Europe. So why should we even have any opinion on this whatsoever? Europe's view of the Iranian regime is crystal clear and always has been. That hasn't changed – and everyone ought to know it. Foreign policy is not conducted on social media – and it is exceedingly rare that a decades-long problem can be fixed with missiles over a weekend. It has never happened. It is therefore completely irrelevant what the Europeans might have to say in the middle of an attack whose outcome nobody can predict. So yes, it is perfectly reasonable to announce that we in the EU will meet on Monday – and yes, there has undoubtedly been a great deal of inter-European communication in the run-up to this attack and over the weekend, but political decisions are simply best taken when proper procedures are followed and a strategy is put in place. Trump may well believe that problems are solved with bombs and idiotic pronouncements on social media, but day by day the long-term costs of this behaviour are mounting – geopolitically and economically. And yes, when the time comes to clean up after Trump's mess, I rather suspect the Americans will come expecting the Europeans to muck in with the clean-up. That'll be a no from us.

still far from my golden days 😂 areyougoingexponential.rhys.dev/klaemo

started addressing my agents as „old sport“ feels fancy

@theobharvey @mattzcarey yeah started following a bunch of new people this week and got the Matt’s mixed up 🤦🏼‍♂️

@klaemo @mattzcarey 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

Is server side code mode a thing?

@mattzcarey lol sorry about that 🤦🏼‍♂️

@klaemo Cool article will read :)

so subagents in @openclaw are completely borked atm? github.com/openclaw/openc…

@_colemurray Easily automated. In cursor for example :#nodejs-project" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">cursor.com/docs/configura… Don’t use npm if you value your time though

you should use worktrees you just have to.. - npm install in the worktree - reinstall the pre-commit hooks - copy the env files - not use the same ports or realize this is not the right solution

@matteocollina @almonk this!

@almonk more vertical space please, hide the bar on top

Geist Mono really shines on the iPhone and at small sizes in a terminal. apps.apple.com/gb/app/echo-ss…

Here’s my AI coding workflow: - Idea -> /do-research -> research.md - research.md -> /create-plan -> plan.md 🔄 iterate until ready - plan.md -> /implement - Memory -> log repeated mistakes in lessons.md