@samlambert sir? sir??? is this your meme sir???? do you have the appropriate intellectual property rights to use this meme?????
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Vicent Martí
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He also did this one when I was the maintainer of libgit2. He's very good at this!
Ben Dicken@BenjDicken
Some of the most iconic logos in tech were designed by PlanetScale's very own @jasonlong
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Banger blog post from the Turbopuffer team. Great breakdown, great interactive visualization and obviously a great implementation like they always do.
turbopuffer@turbopuffer
BM25 efficiently scores text, but relevance often depends on more than text (recency, popularity, PageRank) we score non-text attributes as clauses in the same MAXSCORE plan that evaluates BM25 → better first-stage relevance, still scales to 100M+ tpuf.link/rank-by-attr
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Happy 🍰 Day, GitHub! I'm celebrating our birthday with the story about how defunkt, co-founder of GitHub, turned me down for a job 18 years ago after their launch... but it all worked out. 🤣
On this day 18 years ago, GitHub was officially launched by defunkt, @mojombo, @chacon, and @pjhyett. We actually still host the initial blog that launched the app: github.blog/news-insights/…
Two months later, GitHub was looking for a developer who would do support and help their early users. I applied as I loved GitHub, was a Rails dev as the early Hubbers were, and was excited to join in on the GitHub mission. After answering questions and a bit of back and forth... I got rejected. (It was the right call, and they hired someone awesome for that role.)
In 2013, I ended up joining GitHub as a developer working on our internal tools and the rest is history now but it's always funny to see how these things work out. Dug out the rejection email to share. 👇
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@jnunemaker Just got the email and thought of you, nunes. RIP, you lil' old metrics service. ♥️
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RIP. Gauges was my 2011 post-hernia surgery project. It took off quick. We sold it to GitHub who sold it to some friends of mine who merged with a company who sold it to someone else. And now its shutting down. It was ahead of its time. Air Traffic was the coolest feature.
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@kwuchu to be fair I post a banger like every other week so basically only the mirror drop is lucky ;0
love ya buddy <3!
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@vmg WHAAAAAAT?! A banger blog post and a mirror in the same week? Go buy a lottery ticket 😂
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I've just dropped a Mirror of Kalandra playing Path of Exile. That's... an extremely uncommon thing.
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@Mike_Andreuzza Muy guay! Me encanta ver a gente shippeando tan rápido con Composer.
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He estado trabajando con con Composer 2 desde ayer hasta esta mañana para crear una MacaOS App para leer los Content Collections de Astro y ha currado súper rápido y sin fallos.
Una gozada, tal cual que publiqué el producto está mediodía y a los 5 minutos tuve un cliente.
Lo puedes ver aquí, solo es la UI eh, las Templates están hechas a picotecla.
Lexingtonthemes.com/morrisson
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I've heard some people say that Composer 2 is "just Kimi 2.5", which is easy to disprove if you look at any benchmarks... or, huh, if you run the model for like 30 seconds. Anyway: this paper shows the humongous training effort that went behind our model. Please check it out.
Cursor@cursor_ai
We're releasing a technical report describing how Composer 2 was trained.
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This week I joined @cursor_ai! It's been incredible watching this small but mighty team and I'm excited to be a part of ushering in the third era of AI software development.
Very grateful to the @reactjs team and @meta for the opportunity to have worked on React for the past 6 years. Shipping React Compiler at React Conf is going to be one of the major highlights of my career. I will hopefully continue to still be able to contribute to React in my own time.
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Read @cursor_ai deep dive on fast regex search this morning and the interactive visuals are absolute gold. 💅 This is how technical blogging should be done.
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This is my first post on the Cursor blog: an interactive survey on the state of the art for n-gram indexes.
Cursor@cursor_ai
Cursor can now search millions of files and find results in milliseconds. This dramatically speeds up how fast agents complete tasks. We're sharing how we built Instant Grep, including the algorithms and tradeoffs behind the design.
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I love this paper, fantastic work @vmg! This @cursor_ai team is absolutely at the forefront of client-side search tech right now. It's exciting to see innovation here.
Cursor@cursor_ai
Cursor can now search millions of files and find results in milliseconds. This dramatically speeds up how fast agents complete tasks. We're sharing how we built Instant Grep, including the algorithms and tradeoffs behind the design.
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@chacon My mom texted me to let me know she “gave a hearty” to your “very nice tweet”. She thinks you’re a very nice man, FYI. This all began because GitHub HR had my parents’ address on file and you mailed her several Christmas cards with pictures of your children.
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@vmg “time is a flat circle”
There is nothing I love more in the tech world than reading anything Vicent writes.
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@gustojs @ericzakariasson @leerob Most of these were 1.5 actually, I wrote the post earlier this year! Of course this is only for the visualizations. The actual text is 100% human-grown organic. :)
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fantastic read! these interactions and animations to explain various technical concepts are incredible! great job on this @vmg and @leerob
Cursor@cursor_ai
Cursor can now search millions of files and find results in milliseconds. This dramatically speeds up how fast agents complete tasks. We're sharing how we built Instant Grep, including the algorithms and tradeoffs behind the design.
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@roubalsehgal @leerob We use ripgrep all the time; not the application itself, but the libraries that power it (i.e. the regex automata Rust crate). It’s the best tegex matcher there is!
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This was an incredibly enjoyable read.
Amazing work @vmg!
cursor.com/blog/fast-rege…
Cursor@cursor_ai
Cursor can now search millions of files and find results in milliseconds. This dramatically speeds up how fast agents complete tasks. We're sharing how we built Instant Grep, including the algorithms and tradeoffs behind the design.
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