Prateek Rathod

i am more into tech than my feed suggests! Trust me.

pi.dev been trying it, mixed feeling about the extension system. Obviously can customize it a lot and it's a huge plus, but in the end if I build extensions that are needed it strips away the minimal nature of the harness with buggy extensions 🤔

@theo custom android roms 10 years ago more relatable

Loving the new iOS update. Feels more like Android every day :)

@theo before it streams tokens from orbit?

I legitimately believe xAI might have a crazy comeback

don't like the idea of relying on some "security" org to be always looking for vulnerabilities that might hit my system maybe all code could run in isolation to host at this point

been looking for a decent way to manage AppImages, not for the purists but the lazy people like me. github.com/kem-a/AppManag… is quite nice!!

@subhashchy @jhashivam20201 me too

@jhashivam20201 linux daily driver?

vibecoded this for fun - zent.fun can you guys test it and tell me if it works on mac ?

@subhashchy @naawwwal and free?

@naawwwal why local?

The CLI vs GUI debate keeps coming up in technical teams. And it keeps missing the point. We’ve been hearing the same arguments for years, but once you factor in real systems, shared ownership, and on-call pressure, the framing starts to fall apart. So instead of taking another side, we pulled in perspectives from people who work with this reality every day - builders, operators, platform engineers, educators. The result is less about interfaces and more about visibility, trust, and where tools actually break under real workflows. This piece ended up feeling more like a roundtable than an opinion post, which is exactly what the debate needed. If you’re tired of recycled arguments and want something grounded in how teams actually work: kunobi.ninja/blog/cli-vs-gu… #Kubernetes #k8s

Beautiful and so peaceful, Loved it! ♥️

@ashleyhindle cool terminal tools always makes me happy

Your terminal can detect the exact pixel your mouse is on, and can draw RGBA pixels, so obviously you build MS Paint in your terminal with PHP 😅

Hey everyone 👋 We just shipped something and would love feedback from engineers working with Kubernetes. Kunobi is a desktop app that solves a problem we kept running into: switching between multiple tools just to understand what's deployed in our clusters. It connects to your clusters via K8s API (runs locally, no data leaves your machine). If you work with Kubernetes and GitOps tools like Flux or Argo, it gives you unified visibility without the context switching. It's rough, but it works. We built it to scratch our own itch. PS: Fair warning - we actually use this ourselves, so we might be biased 😅 kunobi.ninja

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@Rainmaker1973 Somehow reminds of Gotham

Chicago during winter hits different

@serglotz @elonmusk i miss "Twitter" for real.

@elonmusk Man, it was an ass rebrand, and you know it. Make it a separate payment app or whatever, and get "Twitter" back.

@bshlgrs one of the craziest thing I have read in a bit

I asked my LLM agent (a wrapper around Claude that lets it run bash commands and see their outputs): >can you ssh with the username buck to the computer on my network that is open to SSH because I didn’t know the local IP of my desktop. I walked away and promptly forgot I’d spun up the agent. I came back to my laptop ten minutes later, to see that the agent had found the box, ssh’d in, then decided to continue: it looked around at the system info, decided to upgrade a bunch of stuff including the linux kernel, got impatient with apt and so investigated why it was taking so long, then eventually the update succeeded but the machine doesn’t have the new kernel so edited my grub config. At this point I was amused enough to just let it continue. Unfortunately, the computer no longer boots. This is probably the most annoying thing that’s happened to me as a result of being wildly reckless with LLM agent.

too polite to take over the world right now it seems... youtu.be/BXmTmW-K4-I?si…

@drdarkoo Hii! I was able to figure the first 4 problems but not sure why my solutions to jaccard distance problems (last two) aren't being accepted. What precision values does it require? Thanks!

All materials for lecture 7 are now available in OLAT. Quiz 7 is now open until June 20th, take care since it might be the most demanding quiz so far, don't try it the last evening! #SWMatRPTU

@VictorTaelin Finally!!! Some break from AI announcements! This is sooooooo cool...!

RELEASE DAY After almost 10 years of hard work, tireless research, and a dive deep into the kernels of computer science, I finally realized a dream: running a high-level language on GPUs. And I'm giving it to the world! Bend compiles modern programming features, including: - Lambdas with full closure support - Unrestricted recursion and loops - Fast object allocations of all kinds - Folds, ADTs, continuations and much more To HVM2, a new runtime capable of spreading that workload across 1000's of cores, in a thread-safe, low-overhead fashion. As a result, we finally have a true high-level language that runs natively on GPUs! Here's a quick demo:

henrikkarlsson.xyz/p/go makes you a little optimistic about the future