@thsottiaux being stuck in "thinking" for literal hours with no feedback hasn't been great. happens in codex app, cli and opencode via subscription 😥
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dohn
@plushdohn
wasting time at @vlkstudio also coding during downtime
Iglesias, Italy Katılım Mart 2013
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@makisuo @EffectTS_ was this a v3 repo migrated to v4? what saved so many LoC?
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Migrated Hazel to @EffectTS_ V4 this weekend -8k lines and 500kb less in frontend bundle size LFG
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@ScriptedAlchemy noticed this as well. i was quite suprised as otherwise the app seemed to be very resilient and well made. had three agents running and one of them had a decently sized diff and the whole interface just gave up.
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I do like the codex app, but man, does it struggle at scale.
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@maxleiter is multi-framework design mode planned? (or even possible) would it work with imported repos or do they have to have been started in v0?
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The v0 team has spent the last few months cooking on "v1"
There's a lot to unpack, but I wanted to share my three favorite features:
- support for multiple web frameworks
- a new editor powered by VS Code
- a Data Viewer for interacting with your integrations
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@kentcdodds @vitest_dev @bunjavascript bun --bun vitest works for me, been using this setup for a while already so if it's not working for you i'd look into external causes. the only annoying bit is that it doesn't support coverage (which i dont use for now), here's the issue tracking this github.com/oven-sh/bun/is…
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Anyone got @vitest_dev + @bunjavascript + imports like "bun:sqlite" working?
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@dariuscosden did you find out the difference between that and fetchQuery? fetchQuery makes you wait for revalidation while this flag does it in the background and serves stale data at first?
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The solution is to use ensureQueryData while setting the revalidateIfStale flag to true
This gives you the benefits of not making a network call if the data is cached and fresh while also refreshing it if it is stale
The beauty of Tanstack Query is in the control it gives you. You can use ensureQueryData, or fetchQuery, or prefetchQuery to get the behavior you want case by case
Darius Cosden 🧑🏻💻@dariuscosden
What's the best way to prefetch your data in Tanstack Start/Router? The docs all show using "ensureQueryData" but that returns cached data even if it's been invalidated I'm currently doing "fetchQuery" which accounts for invalidation but it doesn't feel right?
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@plushdohn @jamwt yes, convex auth is based on auth.js -> I am just pointing that neon went into direction of doing the same but with betterauth
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RSC has been a confusing, insecure, inelegant mess. From day 1.
It is, by far, the web ecosystem change that has had a lowest ROI and caused the most confusion for Convex users.
And the entire "edge" thing... That was never going to be the right dx for actual devs.
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@plushdohn @jamwt I think neon just baked in betterauth as a default into their db, maybe thats a better direction than auth.js
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me playing the forest
shwwee@sillyshweta
A man was camping alone in woods and he captures this 😱
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@elonmusk @grok @LeagueOfLegends would this be a trained version of grok for league or literally the conversational model as it is?
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Let’s see if @Grok 5 can beat the best human team @LeagueOfLegends in 2026 with these important constraints:
1. Can only look at the monitor with a camera, seeing no more than what a person with 20/20 vision would see.
2. Reaction latency and click rate no faster than human.
Join @xAI if you are interested in solving this element of AGI.
Note, Grok 5 is designed to be able to play any game just by reading the instructions and experimenting.
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@dillon_mulroy hard agree! i will eventually entertain the intrusive thought of making an effect-based, drizzle-only version
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lucia-auth remains the best auth library i have ever used and nothing else has come remotely close
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@aidenybai i have good memories of making hacked clients for minecraft. you could so do much by just copying bits and pieces of the decompiled code
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@jjenzz @MichaelArnaldi @Cal_Irvine @hackerdocc i feel like using a directive is making something pass as a standard when it's really just another opinionated interface for workflow implementations
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@jjenzz @MichaelArnaldi @Cal_Irvine @hackerdocc the "standard" part of useworkflow is "worlds" i think. it still needs a form of DI to inject the world implementation at compile time. it does so using env variables (😬). it'd be the same as effect, except in effect it's runtime and typesafe.
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wait, is this what ppl complaining about? feeling dumb cos this looks awesome!!
sure, directives make me a tad uneasy (much less than historically) but like, kill processes and free up resources for 7 days, then come bk to resume my function? we glossing over that? 😳
Malte Ubl@cramforce
"use workflow" And your async await calls become durable. Supported everywhere TypeScript runs useworkflow.dev
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@dillon_mulroy @skeptrune @michael_chomsky does this mean effect-atom on the frontend, an effect wrapper for react query or something else? cc @ethanniser
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wait, so let me get this straight:
>170-250k base comp + ~200k in equity at a STARTUP
>get to work with Dhravya
>AI companies adopting the product like crazy
>Effect.ts codebase
Yeah this might be one of the coolest jobs I have ever seen.
Dhravya Shah@DhravyaShah
We're a team of two full time engineers (INCLUDING ME) and 2 part-time researchers right now. Growing too fast now. So I'm finally hiring! Looking for cracked, irrational thinkers and doers who love hard challenges. should be fun to be with Remote OK. In person (SF) preferred!
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