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bingemaker··on KDE turns 30 and someone's brought an AI-native desktop proposal
When you say omarchy, are you talking about this https://omarchy.org/ ?
bingemaker··on iOS 27, iPadOS 27, and macOS 27
Upgraded just now. Went pretty smooth!
bingemaker··on Shopify acquires Tailwind
I hope Tailwind gets its own space to expand. Shopify has done some great things for Ruby/Rails ecosystem. Hope that spirit continues
bingemaker··on No AI Fridays
This is a great initiative! I'm going to send this to my team, hoping to get some positive response. Maybe we should also have code-we-love :)
bingemaker··on Nvidia agrees to acquire Hugging Face for $13B
> Nvidia has a strong interest in open source

Linus would heavily disagree!

bingemaker··on HTML Can Do That
<img> also supports "srcset" which can make the image component responsive. Hope they add a placeholder to it which can account for loading state.
bingemaker··on PostgreSQL for Everything
MySQL was a proven solution back in the day, i.e late 2000s. Github/Twitter/Heroku etc were using it. In the past 10-15 years, Postgres has come a long way.
bingemaker··on Solid Queue 1.6.0 now supports fiber workers
Ecosystem?
bingemaker··on Winding Down Artichoke Ruby
Thanks for the clarification. I thought Prism is still in beta. Maybe I'm wrong
bingemaker··on Winding Down Artichoke Ruby
The only implementation which is going head on with MRI is JRuby. I've heard from JRuby implementers that keeping the runtime compatible with MRI is an uphill battle. I don't know if AI can help this cause.
bingemaker··on Firefox Containers Preview
Whats frustrating with such blogs is they won't tell how to use it. There is no link to docs, nothing
bingemaker··on Claude Cookbook
I still believe in writing good prompts or good instructions. Bad prompts can sometimes blow up the bill. A poorly written spec can waste a lot of tokens
bingemaker··on I tricked Claude into leaking your deepest, darkest secrets
It's convenience. Nothing beats it. Having an agent work alongside you with no restrictions gives instant gratification.
bingemaker··on l: A new runtime for k and q
| Memory is relatively slower.

Memory got faster, no?

bingemaker··on Road to Elm 1.0
I remember using Elm in one of my gigs. After I left, the client hated me. Not to forget all the drama that it had before Covid. I really want this language to succeed, but its bdfl is trying hard....
bingemaker··on GLM 5.2 beats Claude in our benchmarks
Thank you!
bingemaker··on GLM 5.2 beats Claude in our benchmarks
How do you run GLM? Are there any hosted services?
bingemaker··on We all depend on open source. We will defend it together
> We are joined by Amazon Web Services ...

There goes all the credibility of this post

bingemaker··on I built a GPU back end for Emacs
Great work! Possible to have a patch that I can apply on 32.0.5 and try this out?
bingemaker··on Building reliable agentic AI systems
I have a question: How does connecting agent to db directly work in case of multi tenant system? There is a high chance that agent can snoop into multiple tenants and mess up the responses
bingemaker··on The Future of Email
In the world of AI, I think the future of email is deliver-ability.

The new fad is "loop". And any loop should have a trigger. Rather having countless integrations, let all the triggers to got email, and those triggers trigger loops. I feel AI can kick off from personal/shared inboxes to deliver meaningful outcomes

bingemaker··on Port React Compiler to Rust
Trust and move forward?
bingemaker··on Port React Compiler to Rust
I'm curious how reviews happen for such huge PRs (120k lines). Do reviewers sit and go through all these changes over days?
bingemaker··on Stitch together lots of little HTML pages with navigations for interactions
Thanks
bingemaker··on Stitch Together Lots of Little HTML Pages with Navigations for Interactions
I have a question: After clicking on a blog in the listing page ("Collective Speed is..."), the page navigated to that particular blog. What CSS transitions are used to convert that title to a header? I saw some animation which pushed that title to become a header. How does that work? I'm curious
bingemaker··on 90% of Claude-linked output going to GitHub repos w <2 stars
Tell me about it!
bingemaker··on Claude Code Cheat Sheet
I'm curious. How does this coordination work? Do you have any notes that I can refer to?
bingemaker··on Claude Code Cheat Sheet
Nice work. Under "MCP" section, "Local" shouldn't be prepended with "~". It should just be `.claude.json (per project)`
bingemaker··on Death to Scroll Fade
I worked for a client who was all about scrolljacking. Then he discovered parallax effect, and there was no looking back. He fired me, and got another team who didn't have any opinions.

Now the page stutters on every device other than iPhone 16+ with 5G. :shrug:

bingemaker··on Malus – Clean Room as a Service
It will be nice to know how many legal personnel fell for this trip. Maybe a leaderboard :D
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