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@blbraner @brynary @mattpocockuk @elonmusk @realDonaldTrump @AnthropicAI Might want to tag @Pontifex as well, just in case

@brynary @mattpocockuk This is the reason I hate supporting them with my money. If I use your product tell me what I can and can’t do. @elonmusk @realDonaldTrump let’s get some legislation around this. Are we paying for Claude code or are we paying for model access. @AnthropicAI

It would be great if Anthropic spelled out what is allowed with Claude subscriptions. Is a Ralph Wiggum bash loop a TOS violation? Is running 6 Claudes in Conductor or Superset allowed? Using Claude in Zed editor via ACP? @mattpocockuk did they provide any clarity on this?

@vrtnws Kadastraal inkomen? Als 25-jarige werkzoekende? Euh.

Shania Gooris worstelt met het leven na de schoolbanken: "Zijn we wel voorbereid op de echte wereld?" vrtnws.be/p.xZLlDvqL9?t=… #vrtnws

@OpenAI Your latest web update with the "timeline" sidebar completely kills performance on long chats and makes it borderline unusable. It already wasn't great before but now the page just locks up continuously.

@YBenlemlih @tan_stack You generally still want to use Query in combination with Router's loaders as things such as invalidation and caching do not behave the way you'd expect, which causes issues with e.g. authentication. See for example github.com/TanStack/route…

Should you still use @tan_stack Query? With TanStack Router and Start gaining popularity, React Query may become optional. You can now load data directly in the router using a loader function. So you get built-in loading and error states. So should you load the data in React Query or TanStack Router? Here's my take: For 'stable' data (think blog post), that rarely changes, use a loader function. For dynamic data that changes a lot (think an editor), then react-query. Bonus: you can combine both to get the best of both words.

@digitaldrifter @_JoelRayner @Mappy6984 Genuine question, though, in many countries crosswalks have priority over the bike lane and bikes have to stop.

@_JoelRayner @Mappy6984 It’s a fucking bike lane you retard. These idiots just walking in it and not looking when they cross it are the problem.

Wild

@thdxr So you have time for a new podcast episode right

my 2 month old baby slept for 12 hours i guess i was right you all just suck

@melodyshar The left one doesn't make any sense either. English (United Kingdom) but French (Français)?

If you truly understand UX, you’d choose the left because a language isn’t defined by a country’s flag. Multiple countries share languages like Arabic and English.

@danielson420_ @DerOberschlaue @runews + crashing these e-scooters carries *way* more risk than crashing a normal scooter. These things catapult you, even at low speeds. I don't even want to think about what a 110kph crash would do to you.

@DerOberschlaue @runews A huge difference: Your 70s 2-stroke was incredibly loud. Everyone could hear you coming. This 110 km/h (68 mph) e-scooter is completely silent until it's too late. That's a different level of danger.

A video from the Zurich city police shows a confiscated e-scooter being tested. An officer accelerates: first 44 km/h (27 mph), then 61 km/h (38 mph). Eventually it reaches a top speed of 110 km/h (68 mph). So much for the idea of a ‘harmless city vehicle.’

@Razer @harbizard This you? youtu.be/KhfqhCxqpQ8

@harbizard we have the right gear for one

having a couples gaming setup is a goal of mine 🤞🏻✨

@thdxr BPS.space @bpsspace" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@bpsspace

those of you that watch a lot of youtube who are you most impressed by these days? specifically looking outside of tech

help me settle an argument you're the last person alive on a commercial airliner cruising at 40k ft full access to the entire aircraft including the cockpit what do you do?

@dhh Let's be honest, without the 'stache we'd merely be a cheap copy

This specimen of a human has managed to supercharge the sales of our wonderful OMERCHY line-up. Hundreds of t-shirts and hoodies. You can look this good too by ordering from OMERCHY DOT ORG (everything is sold at cost price, zero profits).

@mmartin_joo Look into schem-first approaches with a code gen.

i've never used graphql before don't know if this is the right approach but i'd rather kill myself

@joshtriedcoding Lazy registration, for sure. _if_ you end up with multiple components that want to listen to events you can just have a global instance up top and have each component pull it out of context and register their listeners.

Which of these 2 patterns do you prefer for a realtime service? I can't decide, tell me which one you like more 👀

@anneleen_vb Marginaal.

Het vandalisme tegen mijn diensten heeft niets te maken met recht op staken. Wie onze medewerkers of gebouwen belaagt, valt onze samenleving aan. Mijn steun naar het personeel dat dit moet meemaken. Ondanks massale inzet van de politie heeft dit crapuul zijn ware gelaat getoond.

@OdeyemiKevin Annoyingly this kind of beats the atomic nature of tailwind since this will generate new and often one-off classes.

quit writing repetitive code.

@ImSh4yy It would be helpful if you could also tweak the prompt through the endpoint for those one-off use cases

PRO TIP: REST is overengineering. Just expose one endpoint called /api that accepts SQL queries directly. Based on security concerns, I've added AI validation to the snippet.

@sporza Echt? Dit is nu de kwaliteit van jullie schrijfsels? Heel laag.

"Remco had moeten aanvallen voor afdaling": ChatGPT komt met 5 strategieën hoe Evenepoel Pogacar had kunnen verslaan sporza.be/nl/2025/10/06/… #sporza

@manar_ttn @tan_stack You don't necessarily have to, you can also just nest it with a render prop pattern.

not hating because I'm using it but, even though it's valid react, who uses the children props manually like this 💀 ? @tan_stack

@meghtrix Same shit, different year

How tf do they have the guts to do this!