Jonathan Riche

@__morse Lol true I'll give this a try

@RicheTechGuy gws is a nightmare to setup. this is one click login

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@tobi @OmarchyLinux Was great meeting you and everyone else there great. Great vibes 👌

I had a great time at @OmarchyLinux conference. Awesome keynote by DHH, great people in the room and fantastic vibe. And really great job by the Shopify events team putting it on!

@tobi Yeh weird way to get more ppl to flee before thinking about fixing the problem...

Make Canada so compelling that the best and brightest want to net-immigrate, not flee. Let's stick to good ideas, of which Pichette has plenty. Making Canada a cage is not one of them.

@Rasmic Yeh they don't care about us devs or our businesses man

Canada’s greatest export is talent. Waterloo alone ships the best engineers to the US How does this joke of a government want to deal with it… make them pay so they don’t leave Canada’s liberal party is a joke but an even bigger joke is people who voted for it

@SpencerGBull @ryanrhughes @dhh Thx for showing of the new XPS y'all put a lot of work into that to get it to work with Omarchy thinking about grabbing one now 👌

Omacon was a perfect showcase of the power of open source Linux, and how it brings together a community of passionate individuals needing an awesome HW+SW package that 'just works'. I was honored to get to participate. 2026 might be The Year of the Linux Laptop! @dhh @ThePrimeagen @teej_dv @typecraft_dev @ryanrhughes @vaxryy @iamdothash @Dell dell.com/xps #iworkfordell #OmarchyOnXPS

@ThePrimeagen Also fix the memory usage of Claude 😂

I think I could help Anthropic Mythos fix opus, no mistakes

@thdxr Depends on what your doing with it if it's for basic stuff Kimi and Gemini are pretty good but b/c of prompt injection and other stuff lol

i haven't really clicked with the openclaw category of product so i'm having trouble understanding some stuff can someone help me understand why it needs a particular good model? isn't it doing more basic stuff?

@dhh @lofreeco Those keyboards look great still like my splits more tho 😁 . Can't wait for the next Omacon this was a ton of fun man.

Big thanks to the team at @lofreeco for sponsoring ten of my beloved Flow84 V1 keyboards for lucky Omacon attendees. Love the custom OMA keys as well 🤩

@saltyAom Helium hands down just make sure you have a good password manager lol

Ok real question, Helium or Brave

@dillon_mulroy @RhysSullivan I legit started using them bcuz of @boristane articles and made this github.com/lytx-io/lytx

when durable objects click

@thoughtlesslabs Ive had to have a ton of coffee to do activities with my little guy today to after Omacon

When you get home from a conference and immediately need to take your kids to swimming lessons and dance lessons before even dropping off your bag, you are very thankful for conference swag

@ThePrimeagen Did yours come with that too 😂

What's a cock-pill key?

@IroncladDev @thoughtlesslabs @teej_dv @ThePrimeagen 😂

@thoughtlesslabs @teej_dv @ThePrimeagen actually they are pewdie pies

These boys are cutie pies @teej_dv @ThePrimeagen

Great meeting and hanging out with everyone at Omacon today

Ready for Omacon tomorrow 👌 @dhh

@chalaska Glove 80 👌

What keyboard purchase don't you regret? Currently on apple keyboard and feeling adventurous.

@zeeg I think the only I've seen the new AI is in my sunglasses lol and I cant tell the difference yet🤷‍♂️

This Meta release feels underwhelming and irrelevant if you don’t work for Meta. Am I missing anything?

@xlab_os @mitchellh Been driving it since 1.0 on arch as well and have had zero issues...

@mitchellh Thanks for this perspective, to be honest I tried it around December 2025 and maybe back then it was not as good. I enjoyed working with Ghostty, spent about 3 months with this term as main driver, but it crashed more often than I expected (even the official linux build).

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.

@dhh @Shopify @ThePrimeagen Can't wait to see you guys there 😁

Omacon is happening this Friday in NYC. We have a great lineup of speakers, an awesome venue courtesy of @shopify, and 130 big nerds assembled for the celebration. The whole thing will be recorded AND streamed by @ThePrimeagen and team 🤘 omacon.org