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Nils Adermann
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Nils Adermann
@naderman
Co-Founder of @packagist / https://t.co/J7OZsciXbE and Co-Creator of #composerphp - he/him - @[email protected]
Berlin, Germany Katılım Ocak 2008
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“Please consume more inference tokens or else my company will crash hard” ?
Brian Roemmele@BrianRoemmele
“Every software company in the world needs to have a Claw strategy" - Jensen Huang, Nvidia Indeed. This and more.
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Private Packagist is a member of @ThePledge and gave over $4k/FTE in 2025 to #opensource maintainers. Have your company join too and help fund our shared open source ecosystem!
#php #phpc #composerphp
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One of my takeaways from @Fossbckstg was @teabass saying relative download stats for packages closely resemble stats of open source dependents, so closed source dependency use matches open source dependency use: We can distribute funding fairly w/o analyzing closed source use.
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@retlehs Would also genuinely appreciate if you reconsider the name. We very intentionally did not name our package repository Composer but Packagist. Happy to chat elsewhere about that too.
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WP Composer vs WPackagist:
• ~17x faster dependency resolution (metadata-url)
• Package updates every 5 min (vs ~1.5 hrs)
• Full package metadata (author, description, homepage)
• CDN-cached metadata
wp-composer.com/wp-composer-vs…
roots.io@rootswp
✨ We built WP Composer — an independent, open source Composer repository for WordPress plugins and themes, with 17x faster cold resolves than WPackagist wp-composer.com
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@abrudtkuhl @openclaw Thanks, I think the correct term here is Clawfluencer 🗿
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Started a YouTube channel: Day Two Problems 🎬
Episode 1: "What Even Is OpenClaw?" — breaking down what @openclaw actually is before we dive in and work with it.
Episode 2 already recorded. Subscribe if you want to follow along 🦞
youtu.be/emd48wfnhbE
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Feels like the same thing as restricting email sending to business hours, which is a thing in some European companies. Think this should generally be on the client side, but transparently advertised to sender to manage expectations.
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Next up: business hours? I mean I really get his point and somewhat agree, would be great if instead of having to ask people to wait till Monday, one could schedule the issues for Monday or notifications etc would be limitable to business hours so one can still send on weekend.
Mario Zechner@badlogicgames
From the maker of OSS vacation now comes OSS weekend, a vastly improved way to tell everyone to leave my repo alone for a little while. Here's how it works. 1. I tell my clanker "enable oss weekend until monday", it adds a banner to README.md, and updates a state file. 2. Any issues opened during the weekend get auto-closed with a nice message. 3. Any PR submitted by an approved submitter gets auto-closed with a nice message. 4. When I have cycles, i tell the clanker to disable weekend mode, and people can submit things again. Bliss.
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Excited to see my aunt Ines put together a website for her art and upcoming exhibitions 🎉 ines-kettenburg.de
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@katchu11 Yeah it pointed out there was an unused variable now. Which was correct.
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@naderman Just followed!
After those 10m did it post it's findings? The tiny change might have broader implications in the code base so we want to be sure.
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Review 2 PRs for $37 this morning. Took 9 minutes on a 8 line template change, removing some unnecessary info, got a tiny nitpick out of it. Then 30 mins on a 15 file (+331/-153) PR where it missed the actual bug introduced, which manual review found quickly. Turning off for now.
Claude@claudeai
Introducing Code Review, a new feature for Claude Code. When a PR opens, Claude dispatches a team of agents to hunt for bugs.
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@katchu11 Sure, but you're not following me / have it configured so I can't DM you. Think the main feedback was really: it ran for nearly 10 minutes on a trivial tiny change and I had no way of seeing what it was up to or what it was spending so much time on, or when it would be done.
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@naderman Hi! Member from the Claude Code team here. I’d love to understand how it performed more to see if there are any fixes I can make - could you please share more specific feedback via DMs if you’re open to it?
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For the longest time I was bothered that “Documentation” link on phpstan.org led directly to “Getting Started” page, and that some really useful docs pages weren’t discoverable at all.
Starting today, it’s boxes describing what use-case/problem the page solves.
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Anthropic code review this, clanker review that ... why don't you shut up and review+annotate your own code.... (yes im a loser who still manually reviews code)
Originally inspired by a bunch of feature requests and then seeing @dillon_mulroy tweet a similar cool ux.
@plannotator for reviewing plans (primary focus) and code, fully oss.
OpenCode, @badlogicgames 's pi.dev, and Claude Code and other clankers
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