kiki.

such a good track, excited for the release!

they bloom regardless

Edge case of UIAlertController

@kumikoyomii such a beautiful storytelling, this episode. layer after layer unfolded in such an intricate way. i love it sm

absurdly good episode wth man

jemalloc came back from the dead github.com/jemalloc/jemal…

@jessethanley @nateberkopec what's the main squeeze coming from?

I recommend working with @nateberkopec if you have a Rails app that is doing decent revenue/mo. Just from engaging with him I'm spending a lot of time revisiting old code, optimising it, and cutting costs. Old code I wrote years ago is so easily improved with all the new models we have at our fingertips. One day it's saving money with how we use S3. Another day it's planning migrations of key services. Today it's cutting job queue times in half. Tomorrow it's tweaking @Judoscale to juice more utilisation. Everyone needs a personal trainer for app performance.

WHAT AN ANIME SEASON

@Sayngelic i mean for this season haha

@Sayngelic it's so good considering the last few seasons have the least amount of average anime that are good i feel like the peak anime stays peak, but the non-big anime also is alao decent.

I can guarantee that over like 20-30 anime this season are actually good by normal standards Which is really funny because most people don't know wtf to do with all that lmao Feels like we're genuinely in one of the best seasons of the past few decades

@thorstenball not even lazygit??

I know I've said it before, but if you're using jj and haven't used jjui: go and try it! I'm saying this as someone who's never used a UI for git in any shape or form. But jjui is just nice.

so tragic that one of my favorite series (Ascendance of a Bookworm), is getting known now for not being a good series now :( hopefully people will still give it a try!

the Azure story that's trending on Hacker News, boy what a read. Got me at the edge of my seat for every part

@inazarova @palkan_tula

So so good! Don't sleep on TestProf, fam! Cut that CI time - from 1 h to 26 minutes easily! TestProf is already used by large and ambitious Rails codebases like Gitlab, PowerHRG and Whop. One of @palkan_tula's best tools ⚒️

I love you @evilmartians thank you for building TestProf 🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️

destroyer of GHA CI time, it is I

@markoilico me please!

If you're now designing or redesigning a website, this will help you a lot. I recently curated the best hero sections, footers, social proof and other website parts because I got tired of having 15+ tabs open (even with Mobbin). Giving it away 100% free. Comment on this post, and I'll send a Figma link to your inbox!

@visakanv if in Singapore why not pick up a kopitiam after dropping off in preschool? preschool -> hawker -> home seems like a good routine to me😋

my routine these days is i wake up and drop my kid off at preschool and get home to do some writing, but i keep forgetting to get breakfast and end up crashing like a fool. what are your favorite no-brainer mom/dad breakfasts? after the classic peanut butter sandwich

@sudo_goreng can you expand more on the knowledge storage and how you use exa for it?

One of the main factors in me passing the technical interview (and getting the job) was because I managed to cram A LOT of learning over a weekend, primarily using AI agents to learn I asked it to generate readings, which includes a list of question that is commonly asked and then told the clanker to use EXA to research the web and create a knowledge storage. And then using the stuff I learned from reading @GeoffreyHuntley blog posts, I created specs & rules about how the learning process should be. Personally I prefer interactive learning where the agent ask a question and let me try to answer with my current existing knowledge and then expand & correct it, so its kinda like a personal tutor. And it also tracks my progress using md file so it knows what I already learn and what my weakness is. And it also generates quiz (mostly open ended question) and then grade me based on my explanation & understanding, and it adjusts the next quiz based on the grade it gave me, so eventually it stops generating quizzes on stuff I'm already decent at. It also generated hands-on practice, for example it told me to setup LVM stuff on a GCP vm, which is kind of cool. But tbh I didnt do much since im too short on time. So thanks ma clanka, for helping me land a job.

@thenanyu SARASA is goated though

The muji gel pen is a mediocre pen (OEM zebra SARASA) wrapped in an aesthetically pleasing shell. Make of that what you will.