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pgx/v5 is the best crafted library I’ve ever seen in my life. Every single bit of the library’s API design just makes sense.

Plain text email message format is getting its second born with LLMs now

#atproto experts, does atproto support private “subscription” only content?

I’ve recently found typeid spec. Such a simple yet good idea for human friendly sortable unique identifiers. K-sortable hashes are rocking

Is it only me or anyone else also periodically is changing the font and theme in text editor because of a sudden fatigue?

AI killed vibes. Idk, if it is AI generated or human made

Recently I've been configuring gcloud a lot. Found this catalog, it is so good: gcp.permissions.cloud

Wow! That's insane technology, dialog is so smooth and feels quite real! www.sesame.com/research/cro...

Ok that’s enough

Oracle justified its JavaScript trademark by claiming Node.js — now it wants that ignored #FreeJavaScript deno.com/blog/deno-v-...

Is there any GUI alerting configurator for Prometheus out there?

Zed is great, but I miss general purpose extensions for Zed so much.

Checked a few async pg/mysql drivers in js/dart and most of them are using totally unnecessary mutex for writing/reading. Postgres-js looks different in that sense.

🧑‍🎄 Node.js now supports TypeScript by default 🤯 🎄

So excited about upgrading my old MacBook Pro on i7 to a new MacBook Pro 14’ M4 Max.

Something is cooking

TIL: Go's ResponseWriter ignores subsequent calls to the WriteHeader. You can effectively set the status only once with the default construct.

Noticed a trend here, people with 10k+ following subscribe and then unsubscribe after sometime. What is that? Followers farming?

Doing this year’s advent of code using Rust. Trying to focus on writing idiomatic Rust rather than simply write a program in Rust syntax

I find Go's approach to concurrency much simpler to grasp compared to async/await. You can reason about the execution as entirely synchronous and just mark the entry point as concurrent.

Why prql is not more popular than sql yet? It looks like a major leap forward prql-lang.org

Generics in Go be like

Either someone ran the wrong video or you should never ever fuck with farmers in the UK

Seems they lied to us. Writing fully blown authentication system from scratch might be not the easiest task. So many concepts: csrf, totp, recovery codes, emailing, passkey, audit, etc.

I haven't heard from Paul, maybe, since 2016. BlueSky is truly exceptional place.

Shot out to the @bsky.app team for handling tremendous traffic grows they got the past month. Imagine, could be quite hard task.

Is nginx a thing nowadays or cool kids using something different?

I've discovered a great news today. If you missed it, devs at Canonical are pushing Flutter native multiple windows support forward: github.com/flutter/flut...

I'm using @zed.dev for quite some time overall it is quite great for daily usage, the only functionality I really miss is neovim telescope.

@bsky.app video streaming when?

Polishing the next major version of the logging library I created. Shamelessly, the best logger available for Dart

Friends at @cloudflare.social have you ever considered supporting Go for workers? I've seen some post sometime ago from an engineer from Cloudflare about experimenting with it, but that's it.

BlueSky is a breath of fresh air after months of scrolling indie MRR bros

Is telegram channel to a website a thing?

Assertion driven programming is a game changer for Go, especially when assertions come for free. Assertions enabled by default, unless `noassert` or `production` build tags specified, and they are fully dropped from the code. Go is smart enough to drop calls to noop functions.