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I’m so brainrotted i thought this was talking about some coding benchmark and token efficiency of the Opus model

alex ♡@illegal.trading

this radicalized me

Is there a nice webapp/app for making custom apple wallet passes? I feel like I had a webapp bookmarked at some point in the past but I can’t remember/find it

When you see a funny message the road before you splits into 2: laugh at the message or reply with another funny message. You can only do one of these

my google balls 🔴 🔵 🔴 🔴 🔴 🔵 🔴 🟢 🔵 🟡 🔴 🔵🟡 🔵 am i late to the google balls

I really want a discord-like chatting app where you can get really creative with ur messages. Eg. each message can have custom CSS, custom JS (probably opt-in on a per-user basis), markdown/mdx, Leaflet (!), etc

I swear github api is (at least) degraded rn and I'm the first person to yell it cuz it's friday night or something 😭

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Any #nix users getting HTTP 504 errors from GitHub api endpoints? Just trying to run nix commands and I don't have anything funky networking-wise...

Any #nix users getting HTTP 504 errors from GitHub api endpoints? Just trying to run nix commands and I don't have anything funky networking-wise...

Is there *any* react-compatible fullstack framework that won't be vaporware within a decade? NextJS seemed to be that for a few years but they ruined it with an annual major release that was backwards-incompatible

Heartbreaking: two related but very distinct technical terms are starting to become used interchangeably (atproto devs calling user repos “PDS”) 💔

Is there an atproto library for creating "fake" user repos? Kinda like how bridgy-fed creates fake users to implement bridging with mastodon

A new TOML-like language could be easily better by stripping out non-“Minimal” parts of TOML. Off of the top of my head I think inline tables should be removed

A trick I just learned to debug my dokuwiki config more easily on NixOS: `nix-store -q --tree /run/current-system | grep dokuwiki`, since it's not easy to tell where the built confs live

My hot take is that NixOS service modules aren't nearly as popular as they should be because although they expose a really nice API for configuring services, you can't bake these configurations into a docker image directly since they depend on systemd

“I sure hope I’m not tempted to get hungry and eat at 3am” The leftover burger in the fridge:

Blue@bluestigma.bsky.social

In Air Riders, you can actually SEE the items you'll get from cracked item boxes before breaking them Most boxes will break in 0.5 seconds Sakurai had absolutely ZERO reason adding this level of detail to Air Riders when most players won't even notice it

This is exactly what @nintendousa.bsky.social and @kirby-air-rider.bsky.social are, but with much more tooling around it so it can be crowdsourced

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There needs to be something like the Bridgy Fed bot, but with crowdsourced content. For example, there's never going to be a bridge with Twitter Tweets; it'd need to be crowdsourced (or manually copied over by the author) into a proxy user repo for that external account.

My external keyboard that's plugged into my macbook becomes responsive like 5 seconds before the laptop keyboard becomes responsive ??? What is going on

There needs to be something like the Bridgy Fed bot, but with crowdsourced content. For example, there's never going to be a bridge with Twitter Tweets; it'd need to be crowdsourced (or manually copied over by the author) into a proxy user repo for that external account.

Maybe everyone should be using a monorepo. A lot of my own sideprojects depend on each other, so why mess with git submodules when they can just be in the same polyglot repo?

I wish there was an #atproto action-to-api lookup for popular libararies like the @/atproto and @/atcute npm packages. This lookup of knowing what you want to do → the right library code to call feels like it should be a solved problem, but library docs are almost always in the reverse direction 😩

So many decisions come with pros and cons. I want to use the NixOS service modules bc they’re so easy to configure, but afaik you can’t run systemd in containers on k8s properly💔

Atproto lexicons remind me of Radicle's COB types. If you squint a bit, they're pretty much the same thing. Unlike atproto records though, COBs are replicated via a gossip protocol, so IIUC they can't really be deleted. I kinda like this approach better though; user data seems more resilient

Tangled is cool because its user-to-user ("social") aspects (including issues, PRs) are stored in Atproto, but Radicle is cool because its user-to-user ("social") aspects are automatically replicated. Maybe Atproto should have some way to hold data outside of a PDS like secure scuttlebutt..

This feels like the kind of problem devenv.sh could solve... My favorite dev setup I've been using for the past ~2 years for any new side project is devenv + nix flake. I feel like nix gets a bad rep by NodeJS devs, but devenv sidesteps the nix build ecosystem and focuses solely on the dev tooling

dan@danabra.mov

yeah i had to downgrade to Node 18 and now it works

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