Michael Molisani

Michael Molisani

@molisani.bsky.social

🧑‍💻 Software engineer at Bloomberg (JS/TS) 🎮 Amateur game developer (incompletionist) 🏳️‍🌈 / 🗽 NY+CT Opinions are my own, 🐱 in banner is Jujubee

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Michael Molisani
@molisani.bsky.social

More exciting updates are on the horizon now that this has been released, particularly auto-complete support directly from the same app (rather than a separate bin). Tab completion is such a QoL improvement and Stricli's approach could be so much more ergonomic

Michael Molisani
@molisani.bsky.social

And it should support more than one shell, which was always the intent but unfortunately not a priority. Fortunately, it looks like we might be able to integrate (wip) with @bomb.sh's cool 'tab' package and zoom forward to 4 supported shells

Michael Molisani
@molisani.bsky.social

Apps shouldn't notice any difference at first, but this unlocks the ability to customize previously "built-in" functionality. If you think "-v" should only ever be for "--verbose" rather than "--version" then this is the update for you

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Rob Palmer
@robpalmer.bsky.social

Some time ago, @jonkuperman.com & @tchetwin.bsky.social had a dream for the JS engineers at Bloomberg to be more public about the cool JS work we have going on. That dream has come true - now we have a blog platform 🎉 (You'll see more articles over the next few days) bloomberg.github.io/js-blog/

bloomberg.github.ioBloomberg JS BlogThe official Bloomberg JavaScript blog - insights, tutorials, and best practices from Bloomberg's JavaScript engineering team.

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Rob Palmer
@robpalmer.bsky.social

This year's GitHub Octoverse annual survey did a good job of correctly representing TypeScript & JavaScript as a single ecosystem. When this combined data is omitted, it results in misleading takes.

GitHub@github.com

It was the closest race yet when it came to the top programming language of the year. 👀 So, which are you using more often: TypeScript or Python?

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TypeScript
@typescriptlang.org

Big news in this year's GitHub Octoverse report: TypeScript is now the most-used language on GitHub! We are thrilled and grateful to see the TypeScript and JavaScript community continue to grow and thrive. 🚀 Read up more at github.blog/news-insight...

github.blogOctoverse: A new developer joins GitHub every second as AI leads TypeScript to #1In this year’s Octoverse, we uncover how AI, agents, and typed languages are driving the biggest shifts in software development in more than a decade.

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demi adejuyigbe
@electrolemon.bsky.social

hello. my comedy special, Demi Adejuyigbe Is Going To Do One (1) Backflip, comes to Dropout November 19th ✨🔥🎷🐵🤖🇮🇹

Dropout Presents@dropoutpresents.dropout.tv

A new series of Dropout Presents specials are coming soon to Dropout! ⬇️⬇️⬇️

Michael Molisani
@molisani.bsky.social

INCREDIBLE LINEUP! I am especially excited for dem Threedom Boys, the Pretzel Gang, @threedomusa.bsky.social

Gastronauts@gastronauts.dropout.tv

Houston, we have a second season! 🚀🍔☀️ Gastronauts is BACK for season 2, premiering August 15th only on @dropout.tv - with host @jordanmyr1ck.bsky.social, dozens of professional chefs, and some not-professional judges to give them the most unhinged cooking challenges imaginable 🧑‍🍳

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Visual Studio Code
@vscode.dev

💯 v1.100 of VS Code is here! And we’ve got some great updates for you, like: - Smarter chat responses with new tools - Improved multi-window support - Image and Streamable HTTP support for MCP servers …and so much more. aka.ms/VSCodeRelease Here are some of the highlights… 🧵

Michael Molisani
@molisani.bsky.social

The right abandoned facts/logic and started purging the government of all but the most sycophantic employees. The left invited some students to a vigil (a thing I would never do). There is toxicity on both sides. What a clown 🤡

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Michael Molisani
@molisani.bsky.social

I played the demo, and that felt super well paced for what the goal was. But when you have all of the full game's mysteries you have to basically start over from square one each time. All of the day-to-day permanent upgrades are woefully insufficient, but maybe I'm missing something.

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Paul F. Tompkins
@pftompkins.bsky.social

Chuck I implore you to stop talking about this amazing future where everyone will realize what a terrible time this was when we are experiencing the terrible time right now

Chuck Schumer@schumer.senate.gov

History will remember April 9, 2025 as America’s actual liberation day—the day that President Trump backed down from his ridiculous tariff fiasco.

Michael Molisani
@molisani.bsky.social

Not sure why Musk would take issue with paid protestors when he pays people to sign petitions or vote (for Trump). It's all projection; they're fundamentally corrupt and so they think they see the same corruption everywhere.

Denny Carter@dennycarter.bsky.social

Musk thinks the same 30-35,000 people are being flown to AOC-Bernie events across the country. Powerful intellect.

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William B. Fuckley
@opinionhaver.bsky.social

if you find yourself reluctant to support the guy at Columbia because you find some of the politics he espoused distasteful or even abhorrent, you should know that this is exactly the reaction that they hoped for in choosing him as a target for unlawful detention based on political speech.

Michael Molisani
@molisani.bsky.social

I didn't know that @discontinuedfoods.bsky.social wrote for The Onion

The Onion@theonion.com

Report: Morbid Curiosity Now Accounts For 79% Of Nation’s Snack Food Purchases theonion.com/report-...

theonion.comReport: Morbid Curiosity Now Accounts For 79% Of Nation’s Snack Food PurchasesST. PAUL, MN—Identifying a clear preference for novelty above all other qualities, a report from the University of Minnesota released Friday found that morbid curiosity now accounts for 79 percent of the nation’s snack food purchases. “Whether they’re trying to figure out if a jelly bean really tastes like popcorn or what the deal is with those puffy shrimp chips that apparently are really popular in Asia, we’ve concluded that consumers buy snacks three-quarters of the time purely from an intense desire to determine whether a product corresponds with its purported flavor,” said the report’s author, Carol Souza, adding that almost 20 percent of those purchases alone were prompted by a keen interest in how biscuits-and-gravy was reduced to a potato chip coating. “Many people didn’t even seem to care whether or not the wasabi chocolate or seven-layer-dip Combos were good, only that they tasted anything at all like what they expected. Once they actually tried the products, they generally had no incentive whatsoever to purchase them a second time.” Souza went on to say that an additional 10 percent of snack foods were purchased purely to ascertain whether they tasted the same as they did when you were a kid.

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聖☆Alex Degen
@adactivity.bsky.social

Severance is good because Adam Scott looks sometimes like a handsome man and sometimes like a witch from a 19th century Punch and Judy puppet show; the only show I know brave enough to speak on this duality within us

Michael Molisani
@molisani.bsky.social

I know projection was always an issue with these people, but if I hear someone mention the "deep state" to refer to anything other than this shadow government I'm going to lose my mind.

Carole Cadwalladr@carolecadwalla.bsky.social

This was issued three hours ago. It gives Musk control of EVERYTHING. The "Workforce Optimization Initiative" even the name sounds Stalinist. www.whitehouse.gov/presidential...

whitehouse.govImplementing The President's "Department of Government Efficiency" Workforce Optimization InitiativeBy the authority vested in me as President by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America, it is hereby ordered:     Section 1.