Mikkel Schmidt

@JakeArkinstall @kdaigle @domenkozar Besides the windows support, you can absolutely achieve that with nix/devenv even if it's a lot of work. Unless you're thinking of the underlying hardware constraints as well?

@miklschmidt @kdaigle @domenkozar Ghenv would be insanely cool. I'd want it to solve the opposite problem to nix/devenv though (nix solves "it works on my machine" with "ship the dev's machine", I need "constrain the dev's machine to match the lower bound of supported users"). And it'd have to work with windows.

Yup, platform activity is surging. There were 1 billion commits in 2025. Now, it's 275 million per week, on pace for 14 billion this year if growth remains linear (spoiler: it won't.) GitHub Actions has grown from 500M minutes/week in 2023 to 1B minutes/week in 2025, and now 2.1B minutes so far this week. So we're pushing incredibly hard on more CPUs, scaling services, and strengthening GitHub’s core features. And as a fine purveyor of hand-crafted shit code for many years, I'm not gonna weigh in on that. 🤣

@kdaigle @JakeArkinstall GH Actions team, meet @domenkozar and devenv.sh. Please make locally reproducible action runner environments a thing. <3

@JakeArkinstall Sharing this with the Actions team, thanks for taking the time to write a really thoughtful response.

@theo Is this codex? If so there's likely a good explanation for this. See my post on reddit: reddit.com/r/codex/commen… Tool call truncation is broken, gpt-5.1 is actively trying to work around it. GPT-5.1 high will actually tell you the harness is borked.

"echo 'noop' > /dev/null" This screenshot summarizes my experience with gpt-5.1 better than any words possibly could. I've been using it for a week now. Just posted a video with my thoughts

@3DPBelgian @HelgeKeck15038 Can be done reasonably cheap if you have a drill :) If you go 4mm foamed PVC for the sides, back and top, it's less than 100 euro for a 500, and that's with the PVC cut to size and PC for the front. A step up from that would be dibond/alu sandwhich material.

@HelgeKeck15038 Found it. Kinda sucks to have to source it but shouldnt be too hard

So @ratrighardware had their own booth at formnext for the first time. Obviously I had to check it out. Ratrig is mostly known for its kit printers and being a supplier for parts. V-core and V-minion being their most known stuff. They brought their new V-core 4 hybrid/variants

@LDOMOTORSJASON I love you guys are doing proper USB toolboards now, Jason 😙👌 finally some sanity in the toolboard game :)

A lot users asked when the Nitehawk-36 toolhead board available? We are working on it. Latest schedule is to ship end of June by air so to reseller around beginning of July. #Nitehawk We also start to add some Nitehawk USB umbilical cable (2.15 meter) to reseller's store, should be available soon. It's fit for both Nitehawk-SB and Nitehawk-36.

Remember Bed=Bed

@CanuckCreator Obviously i made a mistake not coming to RMRRF this year! Wouldn’t mind tasting a bit of that pew pew freedom, lol!

Couldn't leave the USA without a quick trip to the range. When a yank invites you out to shoot AKs....you go to the range and shoot AKs

@CanuckCreator No rule about being a business or buying in bulk so i’m going with a couple pre-assembled Rat Rig V-Core 4 500 Hybrids 🤓

What printer would you get? IF! It cant be a Bambu or Prusa Must be purchased off the shelf (no DIY printers like a voron) This will be the ONLY printer you can use for the next year Printer is guaranteed to be "defect free" out of the box BUT You are NOT allowed to modify it

Frontend developers on a Monday getting ready to change the color of a button

House Republicans are trying to kill the Senate's bipartisan measure to increase transparency around UAPS. The measure I’m championing with Sen. Rounds would create a board to work through the declassification of government records on UAPs. We'll keep working to get this done.

@timburchett @RepTimBurchett wtf is this Burchett? Why is Gaetz trying to push this useless, toothless, good for nothing one-pager as a replacement for the UAPDA? You have a lot to answer for right now: amendments-rules.house.gov/amendments/BUR…

Sam Altman returning to the @OpenAI office on Monday -- V2

@CriticalCldMass @TheUfoJoe His permission is worth nothing without the ICIG in the SCIF first clearing members of congress to be briefed on the issue. Grusch' permission is the last step, not the first, nor the only step. It's standard bureaucracy - everything is a process. Y'all know this already.

I didn’t realize Grusch could just give permission to someone. Thought it was all about clearances? Hope it happens. #ufoX #ufos #aliens #uap

@3dpNero I find it immensely helpful for tuning, i can do stuff live such as flow rate, pressure advance, cooling, retraction etc, that would otherwise take several full prints to tune. Only thing you really can't see is minor warping.

So nozzle cams are cool and all. But tbh I have no clue how well this print is or isn't doing lol

@3dpNero @joeltelling @meteyou @Creality3dP

@joeltelling @meteyou @Creality3dP Basically. It's klipper but it's been messed with. Basically slapped a custom UI. Removed functionality and claim it's their own.

What @Creality3dP means by "we have written a completely custom firmware":

@CNC_Kitchen TS80 compability too? Please tell me you're doing TS80!

SOON™

@E3DOnline @3dpNero 😱

@miklschmidt @3dpNero Soon™

Dropping the newly finished vzero off the shelf, thus breaking some plastic parts, thrashing the x rail/bed mount and killing an @E3DOnline obxidian to give us content for Saturdays stream wasn't a great idea it turns out The 350% benchy on the RR v-core went well though!

@E3DOnline @3dpNero Non-structural heatbreak when? :)