Tony

Tony

@anthonypowell.me

Senior Software-er Writing open source code https://anthonypowell.me

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Learn how we built a holistic prompt management system that preserves developer freedom. With Phoenix 8.0, we built a prompt management system that prioritizes: LLM reproducibility, prompt versioning & tracking, & developer flexibility—no vendor lock-in arize.com/blog/prompt-...

arize.comPrompt Management from First PrinciplesIn Phoenix 8.0, we built a prompt management system to ensure reproducibility and empower developers with better testing and control.

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I made a midi controller with Svelte. This thing can be played by your computer keyboard, top two rows for keys, bottom row for chords. In locked key mode, you can change the key and play all chords within that key.

I struggled for a long time to understand why people would open source "serious" software. Over the years I've come to understand that the code alone is not some closely guarded secret that needs defending, it's only the output of a dedicated team executing a vision, and that cannot simply be copied

So excited to start using Zero, once you go sync-engine it feels so painful to go back

Aaron Boodman@aaronboodman.com

The most annoying problem for Zero's launch was what bug tracker to use. GitHub is way too slow, and Linear doesn't have public bugs or permissions – both required for OSS projects. This was driving me nuts, until I realized the only possible solution… ⏩ bugs.rocicorp.dev/issue/0

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It's done. Now it’s your turn, Oracle. We’ve submitted a formal petition to cancel the JavaScript trademark: it is generic, Oracle has abandoned it, and Oracle committed fraud on the USPTO during the last trademark renewal. It's time to #FreeJavaScript. deno.com/blog/deno-v-...

deno.comDeno v. Oracle: Canceling the JavaScript TrademarkOracle is holding the JavaScript trademark hostage, and we’re pursuing legal means to #FreeJavaScript. Here’s a brief update.

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🌠 The best icon pack in the world right now, IMO, is Lucide (lucide.dev). It builds on @colebemis.com’s incredible work with Feather Icons, extending it from ~300 icons to >1500. It has fully-typed bindings for React and many other frameworks. And I just found out: they’re even more optimized! 🧵

Does @zed.dev support ollama-powered AI inline completions? I already use it for the chat feature but would love to use it for completions as well without having to fragment my usage with gh copilot

After implementing a Controller component and a KeyboardSystem I _really_ see the value of ECS. Attaching the controller component to two distinct entities lets me control them both, even though they are affected by separate physics components! The pink and yellow boxes have controllers attached

Learning entity component systems via typescript and html canvas. This is like, way more satisfying to implement than other ways I've managed logic for dumb little visualizers

Setup is super easy too. - Install ollama - Install a model `ollama run qwen2.5-coder:7b` - Open zed - `cmd+shift+p settings` open settings - Expose available models to zed in the model selector like in this link zed.dev/docs/assista... You can use the attached chart to see token limits

Now you hit `cmd+shift+?` and prompt qwen. A fun test of your system memory is to include addition file context with `/` and point it to your entire source code directory 😂 It is currently helping me build an Entity Component System for my html canvas / typescript sandbox

github.com/DeabLabs/urlmd Convert the contents of a url into markdown and cache it in sqlite. Still need to write some docs and slim down the docker image but it's functional. Uses and extends the excellent github.com/JohannesKauf... library with support for relative link rewriting

github.comGitHub - DeabLabs/urlmd: An http API that ingests some url, and returns markdown from the html, caching the resultsAn http API that ingests some url, and returns markdown from the html, caching the results - DeabLabs/urlmd

I've always open sourced every repo I've worked on by default. I'm finding it hard to do the same on my latest. It has so much potential and I'm super proud of it but I'm scared for my baby to face judgement 🥲 But I think it is time

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Minecraft team announces their official exit from Reddit. Their subreddit was seven million users strong, and of course Minecraft is incalculably powerful as a cultural force Truly a massive, massive fuckup spooling out here

Techmeme@techmeme.com

Reddit user sliced_lime, most likely Mojang's Mikael Hedberg, says Minecraft will no longer post to r/Minecraft due to Reddit's API pricing changes (Joshua Wolens/PC Gamer) Main Link | Techmeme Permalink

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