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@mitchellh Not correcting root cause lmao

Pretty standard situation for my configs... everytime I hit a typo typing a command I just alias that typo. I have `jj` aliased to `j` and `jjj` and `hh` and `ll` too. Total madness. But it works.

@usgraphics Reminds me of supaplex

At some point, we stopped color coding things. It's few extra bits of information that we stopped encoding in the visual language of design.

@0xSero I need to spend more time configuring pi, how do you like it? I love simplicity.

Pi has 4

@TiffanyFong Where is your report?

Just gave my boyfriend head. Goodnight everyone.

@BenjDicken I got the same books. Kinda agree. I liked the internals more.

Database Internals: Complete. I've now read both this and DDIA over the past 9 months. In some ways I liked DI more than DDIA. DDIA is great, but felt it was too verbose in the second half. DI is shorter and tighter. Every single engineer can benefit from reading Database Internals. (Yes, even all of you React Miami-ers!) This won't teach you everything, but it's a great place to start.

@0xSero Looks great. I visited Warsaw like 20years ago, this building looked exactly the same

I love Warsaw. Such a beautiful city

@sundarpichai How do I get one for my home server?

TPU 8t, optimized for training and TPU 8i, optimized for inference. Looking good!

@usgraphics but what about the ceo?

We have to protect Supermicro designers.

be unproductive, byte mag 1985 ad

@htmx_org Will 4x require a cd or does it still fit on a floppy?

happy to announce htmx 2.0.9, a small bugfix release, is now available: #209---2026-04-15" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/bigskysoftware… probably the last 2.x release before 4.x goes golden master!

@BenjDicken You gotta pick zig if it's for the rest of your life. You want flexibility in all aspects not restrictions/convenience.

You can only build software in one for the rest of your life: Go Zig Rust What are you choosing?

@bcherny guys, you keep changing all this shit. I don't want to change or think about workflows. just make things work.

Happy coding! Opus 4.7 is a significant step up. To get the most out of it, take the time to adjust your workflow to take advantage of Claude running for longer & being more agentic. It feels like a nice improvement with old workflows, and a significant leap once you take the time to adjust.

Dogfooding Opus 4.7 the last few weeks, I've been feeling incredibly productive. Sharing a few tips to get more out of 4.7 🧵

@0xSero What is the technical reason for this?

If a model starts outputting Chinese characters it is quantised below 4 bits. This goes for all models, Chinese or American.

@trashh_dev 30 years

if you were laid off how long could you last on your savings alone?

@systemdesignone Alphago simplified

SOFTWARE ENGINEERS ONLY Which book are you reading right now?

@0xSero Where did you buy this from?

God damn mint fresh

@Jason Lol, didn't you say that everything can be built so easily now? Go build one yourself. Stop being a little bitch.

The number one goal on tech right now is to kill openclaw we can't let that happen

@mitchellh @xlab_os It would be awesome if we could get a fine-tuned coding llms for zig specifically. It's a bit of a nuanced language.

@mitchellh @xlab_os I observed similar things. You need to point agent to docs and std lib sources for zig code examples. And it works surprisingly well, and I'm talking about small local models like qwen 3.5, not opus 4.6. beefy models completely crush things.

Zig is not a memory safe language and does nothing to protect the runtime from mistakes with memory. I don't get the trend to make another "sexy" language out of it just to rewrite all existing software. Yes it is fast, but it also crashes fast. Bun crashes, Ghostty crashes, I don't want to know the name of next big thing that is written in Zig and also crashes. In 2026 many segfaults or memory corruption errors can be weaponized to exploit systems. If you take slow but safe software and rewrite it into Zig you are actually working backwards. LLMs are also terrible at Zig because there isn't much code base and documented mistakes to learn from. One of my few exploration attempts was about making a CLI app with a buffer and mouse handling. It was one-shotted okay, but upon launch it just started to print raw bytes from my RAM onto the buffer. Basically exposing adjacent apps state. Zig might sound cool for people coming from the web world (where everything runs in the most safe sandbox imaginable) or even non-CS-backgrounded people who just pick a language that is popular on X, but this is a really bad bad option for anything with >0 users. Before LLMs - maybe, but not in today world. If you want raw power - write in C, ASM, use ASan. Also, Rust is not perfect but at least it offers something.

@sudoingX @akshay_elavia i'd be curious to see how gemma 4 performs in your tests. I tried gemma 4 31b dense but it was terrible in opencode somehow. Fails with tool calling, maybe some google tuning.

@akshay_elavia gemma 4 is next on the benchmark queue. testing on the same 3090.