Ender Bonnet

Ender Bonnet

@enbonnet.com

Frontend Developer at Lilo 🧪 My methods are questionable, but not my results. 🤷‍♂️ Actually… I have no methods. Or results.

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Why all the llms providers are changing their procing and trying, trying hard, to make it looks like the new plan is better than the old plan? It's not difficult to understand it's worse, usually with more limits and fewer benefits eventually.

I have this post saved from last year. Yesterday I tried it, and it just works, amazing.

✂️ knip.dev by @webpro.nl is the best tool to find all unused exports and unused deps. Easy setup 🚀 bun create @knip/config bun add Resolving dependencies Resolved, downloaded and extracted [8] Saved lockfile ✓ Install Knip ✓ Add knip to package.json#scripts ✓ Run "bun run knip" to run knip

Estoy cerrando el año con unas ganas de programar inmensas, muchas ganas de crear productos, brindar experiencias geniales a nuestros usuarios. Nada comparado con cómo me sentía a mitad del año. Todo mejora, todo pasa, no pares de moverte. Vamos, 2026.

The best part of new social networks is reaching new content, people, just because the algorithm doesn't have anything set already, to me, it opens the door to reach something new.

It's hard for me to believe that you can claim a lot, I mean a lot of performance from Windows just by disabling animations and optimizing the UI for performance. It takes some shadows out and details, nothing big, but it's still working like a charm since Win7, now in Win11.

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Please update (again) immediately.

React@react.dev

Researchers have found two new vulnerabilities in React Server Components while attempting to exploit the patches last week. These are new issues, separate from the critical CVE last week. The patch for React2Shell remains effective for the Remote Code Execution exploit.

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🚨 Action required: 2 additional newly disclosed vulnerabilities affect multiple versions of React, Next.js, & other RSC-based frameworks. As w/ last week's disclosure, Netlify has been working w/ the @react.dev & @nextjs.org teams to deploy network-level mitigations against these vulnerabilities. 🧵

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Researchers have found two new vulnerabilities in React Server Components while attempting to exploit the patches last week. These are new issues, separate from the critical CVE last week. The patch for React2Shell remains effective for the Remote Code Execution exploit.

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After the orange, I thought that it would be cold to have themes for tech or stacks, but the first one was very manual, going variable by variable. Then I started thinking, how are the other theme builders doing this? One of my favorite themes is and have been Dracula so inspired in this one

I have improved my context and prompting skills just by asking the LLM to write a document, engineering the context, generating a base document with the roadmap of my feature, splitting the task into multiple steps and using the LLM to identify details as quick wins and ways to release safely.

This technique allows me to use the context, I can fine tune this documentation to prevent hallucinations by adding details like, If a task takes more than one iteration, create a file with the proposed changes, and I'll take a look at it manually. I don't want it to get in the hallucination loop.

The Asus A14 with the Snapdragon X is what I have been looking for for a long time. Very light, a lot of power, OLED screen, and no fancy features. Just what really matters. Once Linux increases its compatibility, these laptops will be even better!

I cannot be the only one who feels awful when I remember that I have to attend to the office, when I just want to take my computer and make my work. 😔

Am I missing something? Why nobody seems to be talking about @zed.dev allowing us to set our own LLM's API Keys? Not just a monthly fee to use a group of LLMs, this allows us to pay as we use and not a fixed fee.

I just realized that next year would be 20 years since the first time I used any Linux distribution, and it was Ubuntu, it was a canonical (wink) event.

As soon as you start a new node/react/vue/js project, create a ".npmrc" file and add this "save-exact=true". Or run: echo "save-exact=true" > .npmrc I still not understand why this isn't the default case.