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BareMetalAlchemist @NodeOpsHQ | Contributor @BuildOnNodeOps | slyly outsmarting infra chaos with cloud wizardry | 👨
BLR Katılım Nisan 2014
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opencode 1.3.0 will no longer autoload the claude max plugin
we did our best to convince anthropic to support developer choice but they sent lawyers
it's your right to access services however you wish but it is also their right to block whoever they want
we can't maintain an official plugin so it's been removed from github and marked deprecated on npm
appreciate our partners at openai, github and gitlab who are going the other direction and supporting developer freedom
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This is why databases are hard.
It's also why they are so much fun.
Good benchmarking is a particularly powerful tool for discovering performance bottlenecks. I benchmark databases a ton, but this goes for all software where performance matters. (which should be all of it!)
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new things this week so far
- added image support in messages
- private skills from signed s3 zips
- upstream error response backprop to api
- image retention in chat
- pdfs are tricky to handle since support is not there in sdk
- testing llmock
- e2e CI
pratikbin.node@pratikbin
Lot of new improvements and integrations - apis to CRUD skills - extension - parallel tool calling (v0.58.1) - session timeouts - async persistent storage layer in s3 - final checks for prod rollout Trying to actor based model using rivet.dev
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Build it now.
Making real-world impact
NodeOps Network@BuildOnNodeOps
Every builder has a unique story to tell. Our fourth episode features a builder with a unique idea: • Project: Riyasat • Builder: Gunjan, Key Account Manager at @amazon • Use case: A platform designed to help people plan destination weddings and inter-caste marriages • Built with CreateOS: Create flow, GitHub deployment • Status: First version is ready and currently being used by the builder What use case should we feature next? #CreateOS #BuildItNow #BuildInPublic
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Lot of new improvements and integrations
- apis to CRUD skills
- extension
- parallel tool calling (v0.58.1)
- session timeouts
- async persistent storage layer in s3
- final checks for prod rollout
Trying to actor based model using rivet.dev
pratikbin.node@pratikbin
We are going ahead with pi coder and creating api on top of it, why not agent from scratch? - handles most of the things out of the box - have you create less things to add more things - not fan of TS but its getting things done🥲 still figuring out mcp, extensions....
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39GB bun
142.4GB UV
thank you mole
pratikbin.node@pratikbin
You can't beat me🥲 ps: please dont
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@badlogicgames Funny, today I was doing research around parallel and programmatic tool calling for our Pi-based web/API project and thought this is an LLM limitation since it requires tool calling serially!! Thank you for dropping this on time
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if an agent emits parallel tool calls, pi used to execute them sequentially. funnily enough, only a handful of people complained.
welp, just implemented it. caveat: you'll get flicker if you have many parallel tool calls and their outputs are > terminal height.
soon to be released.
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when your OS writes to disk, it sends:
•- sector number
•- count of sectors
•- the actual data
but count is literally derivable from len(data)/512
why?
Reason ATA protocol. CPU sent command BEFORE data arrived via DMA.
disk needed count upfront to prepare its buffer.
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Credit where credit is due: AWS' RDS Proxy has eliminated this problem space and it is surprising that nobody else has a similar offering yet
PlanetScale@PlanetScale
Postgres has a problem: connections. PgBouncer is the solution, but it's not so simple. We've got the guide for how to optimize your connections for any database size.
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OK, well. I ran /autoresearch on the the liquid codebase.
53% faster combined parse+render time, 61% fewer object allocations.
This is probably somewhat overfit, but there are absolutely amazing ideas in this.
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✨ Introducing LLMock: A deterministic mock LLM server for testing
Test your AI powered apps reliably, without burning money on real API calls or fighting non-deterministic outputs in CI.
Open-sourced for the community.
llmock.copilotkit.dev
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OpenCode hasn't hyped it up but remote server support is really good. You can see where this is going. Excited to see the end state of what they build.
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After learning executor stuff, I want every website should have MCP, from music playing to monitoring🤣
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and if you need an OSS variant of the same thing - i've built hodor. Uses the excellent @badlogicgames 's pi-sdk, supports gitlab/github, and you can use any model (even bedrock with custom profiles to track costs)!
You can also load custom "skills" per repo/CI job - enforce your own conventions, security rules, or review checklists.
This is what we @zerodha have been using for the past few weeks and it has caught some really non-obvious subtle edge cases/bugs.
github.com/mr-karan/hodor
Claude@claudeai
Agents search for bugs in parallel, verify each bug to reduce false positives, and rank bugs by severity. You get one high-signal summary comment plus inline flags.
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