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@bas_fijneman Don't forget the oliebollen!

Silicon Valley has chatgpt Silicon Valley has claude Silicon Valley has gemini Silicon Valley has grok Netherlands has stroopwafels Netherlands has bitterballen Netherlands has hagelslag Netherlands has gouda your country has?

Why are we maintaining servers for websites that barely change? Give clients the rich editing experience they expect; publish the public site as pre-rendered solid-state HTML to the edge; and spend less time babysitting databases, plugins, and servers. exohcms.com/features/deplo…

@yashmp2004 tcl is pretty crazy .. and lisp makes you think twice about what you're reading

which programming language has the ugliest syntax?

@PureVPNcom did something change in the chrome plugin? i have to login every day now~

@theo I like how i can open it one folder up from my projects and have it understand across all of it. I also like Jetbrains products better, but really dislike their ai implementation.

Are you still using the CLI versions of your preferred agent instead of desktop apps like Codex App, Conductor, or T3 Code? Tell me why below. Genuinely curious.

@heysidoku Very cool, I've noticed in other parts of the development cycle as well that these tools really help tighten the feedback loop with the customer. Such a big deal!

our process looked very different a year ago. we used to start with IA, wireframes, then Figma. felt like we were spending forever before the client could even see anything real. and the wild part is design was never linear to begin with. we just hadn't figured out how to speed up the right parts. so we changed it. we now start by vibe coding inside Claude. surprise surprise lol. it's become a thinking buddy for the early stage. what information to show, how data should flow, what the baseline UX needs to be. instead of spending days wireframing assumptions, we have something real to click through and react to almost immediately. it also helps us prototype interactions and animations way earlier than we used to. so we're finding the right problems at the right stage instead of discovering them way too late. once that foundation is solid, we move into Figma. that's where the brand language comes in ideating on the themes, look and feel, etc. and with the Figma MCP we can pull our designs straight into Claude and have it tinker with them directly. thank god for that. honestly the best investment I've made this year is 2 weeks of really learning Claude and a $100 Claude Max subscription. we skipped so many steps we used to think were non-negotiable. happy this new era breaks my beliefs every day.

@VinciRSS Flutter is pretty cool for desktop apps as well

I lowkey can't blame softare devs for writing webslop desktop apps. QT6 is so annoying to work with. Are there even any other choices if you want to make something that works on MacOS, Windows and Linux?

@_KanyeDev Just don't use one. You probably don't need it.

Choosing a Flutter state management solution takes longer than actually building the app. Change my mind. 😅

Insane! Just get a renewal notification from Godaddy about my xin.solutions domain saying it will renew at almost 600USD PER YEAR I'm pretty sure I paid $40 2 years ago. EXTORTIONATE

@ritu_twts there's a package for that! npmjs.com/package/is-even (can't believe it's got 300k downloads per week)

what’s stopping you from coding like this?

@cmgriffing yeah, it's weird to be concerned about building a proper context for the work you want the agent to complete. especially when you are working on a larger feature i found it to be very useful!

I'm seeing people complain about plan mode. But when I read their comments they are equating it to Waterfall (all planning up front). Meanwhile, I don't see what's wrong with using a read-only mode to make sure you and the agent are on the same page for a small task.

For some reason @Typora is just the type of editor I need to get into the flow of writing a bit of content. I also LOVE how it transforms from and to markdown when you're copy/pasting from other apps. Especially useful now that a lot of tools rely on Markdown. Worth it!

Feature drop for first quarter of 2026 is here! exohcms.com/blog/feature-d… * Programmatic section * Section data loaders * White labeling Up next, an MCP and deep context and knowledge of themes to build sites faster!

@kaaaash____ Mate with compositor disabled

Linux users, Which desktop environment feels the smoothest? > GNOME > KDE > XFCE

@uihssn I like that hero font, what is it?

Addicted to ASCII backgrounds.

@kail_designs Sick plasma effect!

Building a real-time gradient shader tool. Who want in?

@dhh i came across the corel linux big box at a retro fair a while back, they just don't do it like that any more. definite thumbs up!

Half the joy of collecting retro gaming is the box art, the cartridges, the artifacts. We've lost something important giving up on those physical manifestations of software. Comeback?

@luke_pighetti have you tried using jira lately? goodness what a mess.

am i crazy or are all these software platforms degrading in quality over the last six months? feels like things are getting jankier and jankier

@HristoforG @Surendar__05 actually been mostly on linux for the last two decades, but have been using mac for work, it's eternally frustrating :)

@xinsolutions @Surendar__05 Tell me you are a Windows User without telling me ;)

Be honest guys,What's the biggest problem with MacBook?