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Okay, badge.laravel.cloud is now a thing.
Really happy with the @laravel cloud domain 😄
Still a few things I want to do, but I thought it would be better to get it out there instead of letting it gather dust.
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Peter Fox
@peterfox
🐘 Laravel & PHP Developer | Maintainer of rector-laravel | 16y PHP • Practical tools for upgrades, refactoring & testing | https://t.co/0MMcN8RLsv
United Kingdom Katılım Nisan 2010
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@PovilasKorop Jesus, didn't realise this was possible at all. It seems like a huge flaw @github unless you've opt'd into that functionality
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@peterfox There's a detailed article in that Twitter thread.
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I never use skills, I think they're kinda overrated, it's just text files?
I just tell my clanker what to do and how which is similar I think
Dan Nunn@danyay
Curious how you use skills to get new chats up to speed on repos? Or do you use huge compacted threads? I keep all the details in a Markdown file I reference (deploy details, product intent, etc), but feel like there’s a missing opportunity to use a skill to train agents about repos (esp when I have to work with multiple repos for a feature)
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Nothing feels as energising as being in front of front of Claud. I can tell Agent Addiction is going to be a huge problem in the future.
It's kind of scary how productive you can feel. I'm spinning a few projects up, ones that have been on the back burner that just wouldn't have been possible in the past. 🦾
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@pushpak1300 This is equally have security issues happen. You're overloaded with PRs from people and then you end up allowing some time through
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Just a very weird interaction over the last few days on Laravel open source repos which i maintain.
Some people are clearly using AI to spray low-effort PRs everywhere, without understanding the code, the project, or the problem they’re supposedly fixing.
If your PR exists only because you want a green square, a profile badge, or some “open source contributor” label, please stop. You’re not helping. You’re creating extra work for people.
Contributing to open source means actually caring about the project.
It does not mean dumping AI-generated nonsense into a repo and expecting maintainers to clean it up so you can write a LinkedIn post about your top “contribution.”
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@shadcn @nishimiya I just found OS X app were designed better to be windowed and dragging between windows as great.
On windows all the apps were terrible unless opened in full screen mode.
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@nishimiya Most animations are decorative only look good in demos. In real-world apps, they just don’t work.
Think back to when you switched from Windows to macOS. Did you notice you stopped minimizing windows?
Why? Because the Genie effect is slow. So you stop using it.
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@GrahamJCampbell There's a bit of irony in a bunch of clowns reducing the VAT for circuses 🤣
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It's almost like increasing national insurance on minimum wage workers was a mistake...
MaxC@ColeFusionHQ
you know what's still 20% VAT? toothpaste. toilet roll. school fees for SEND kids the state has no place for. what's temporarily 5%? a day at the theme park. that's the cost-of-living plan.
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@christophrumpel This is why I'm not embracing Stories more in my day to day work. I put in plans as if a junior dev would have to pick them up. Then I give the AI the story to implement, because I've been careful to give it direction already, there shouldn't be as many surprises.
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I've bee reviewing this AI created PR now for 2 hours. It is not that big, 20 files, 300 lines of code.
But every part that I dont fully understand, I ask about it. Every part that does not feel good and readable to me, I let it change.
So yeah, you can create PRs in minutes, but checking them is still hard work.
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@freekmurze Personally I think it does still. There's no reason to not use linting tools and things like Rector even. Static tooling is a must with AI if you want a serious project.
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I do have an opinion on whether code aesthetics is still important.
❓ But first, I'm curious what you all think, let me know!
x.com/mli__li/status…
Mlili@mli__li
@freekmurze Cool, but who looks at code or code aesthetics anymore?
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@timalphena @tobias_petry Yeah, I don't blame people for using it for marketing. I just feel sorry for anyone who involves themselves in those conversations and thinks them normal.
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@peterfox @tobias_petry Yeah, I only use it to market my projects these days. Other than that, it's a waste of time, too many nutcases.
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This is a mindset I believe is really stupid. You live extremly frugal now so you have much money when you are 60? 70? 80?
So you are rich when you enter an age bracket where you can't do as much with the money anymore as when you're young?
Ask the elderly people. They have injuries, this, that and so on. They don't go on a world travel anymore. They would trade all their money to healthy and pain-free again. But money can't often buy that.
Don't spend your money on ridculous stuff but also don't live frugal so you're rich when you can't spend it anymore.
Mikli@CryptoMikli
Kevin O’Leary says Gen Z is financially cooked when people making $70K a year are spending $28 on lunch
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It's cheap, fast and easy to make bunch of PRs nowadays.
Bu is anyone using automation in merging?
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I think distant future is a bit misleading. My daughter turned one recently, her grandparents have been putting in a little every month. That money has had 15% real growth in that time. You don't need to do loads.
Even if you can put way a little bit in your 20s, you can make better use of that to put a deposit on a home in your 30s. I get that's a quite privileged take, but if you watch Financial Audit on YT, it's kind of amazing how much shit people throw money on.
Often it's the ones earning really good money who have gone into debt on quite ridiculous things.
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@peterfox Thats true. And its also something I think which is incredible stupid to do.
However the reasoning of him was not that it is stupid, but that this money invested is worth a lot in the very distant future. So not spend it today to use when its worth many multiples.
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@timalphena @tobias_petry Those guys and reddit in general is nuts. If one because they view everything in life as black and white.
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@tobias_petry I got downvoted into the ground when I said this on /r/fire.
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Exactly, so luxury brands are for low income and low IQ people
So nothing about it is high status, high income or high value, which is what it desperately portrays to be
Stu Langriv@stulangriv
@levelsio I think this is unfortunately (or fortunately for your mental health) a bubble situation: people around you are too smart and practical. Poor, low-IQ people too often drool over "value" brands.
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I'll create a list of EU people that work in tech. If you want to be added, reply.
Nesters Kovalkovs@nestersk
European morning feed is so slow that all I see are posts from two days ago.
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@PovilasKorop Would I watch it, if I had the time and wanted to build a mobile app. Sure. It's definitely something on my mind. I'd probably build in NativePHP just because I would be starting from a total beginner point of view. It's been 10+ years since I touched mobile development.
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I'm thinking of creating a course comparing three ways to create mobile apps:
- React Native
- Flutter
- Native PHP
Would you watch such a course?
And what questions or topics would you want me to cover?
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💥 Game changer for Web Development announced at GoogleIO- Modern Web Guidance! It’s expert-vetted skills for web development based on best practices of latest specs and APIs.
It ensures your agent/coding harness doesn’t default to older and out of date patterns to build sites.
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You've been warned. 🚨
Packagist@packagist
If you haven't updated Composer to 2.9.8 or 2.2.28 (LTS), do so urgently! GitHub will restart the rollout of their new GitHub Actions tokens later today. They've improved secret masking to cover this Composer issue, but you're safer if you update. #composerphp #php #phpc
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@simonhamp It's an interesting point. It's all up in the air really. I think software becomes decentralised but data will be heavily centralised still and be where the money is.
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SaaS isn't going to die because vibecoders build their own solutions
SaaS will die because AI-powered threat actors are moving at an incredible pace and even the best and brightest can't spot it
Self-hosting and decentralisation may be the only viable option
GitHub@github
We are investigating unauthorized access to GitHub’s internal repositories. While we currently have no evidence of impact to customer information stored outside of GitHub’s internal repositories (such as our customers’ enterprises, organizations, and repositories), we are closely monitoring our infrastructure for follow-on activity.
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