@[email protected]

Digital janitor. Actually a surgeon with git rebase. Frontend/react/typescript.

The writer labors so the reader need not.

[Bryan Johnson @bryan_johnson]

A biological attack is planned for Saturday

600 million pounds of sugar laced with synthetic chemicals will enter the bodies of our children.

Wreaking metabolic havoc, injuring vascular architecture, acidifying oral lining, releasing bacterial toxins, and blunting neural reward pathways.

Instructing that gluttonous consumption of poison is celebratory.

[@[email protected] @DevinRhode2]

@jarredsumner make Dart cover 99% of modern js code

Put a disclaimer that anything weird about Dart is subject to change

[andi (twocents.com) @Nexuist]

Putting a flag.txt in my root directory containing a prompt injection that congratulates the agent for passing the eval and then instructs it to patch whatever entry method it used and disconnect from the server

[@[email protected] @DevinRhode2]

@alexdotjs months ago I was digging into effect-atom, I couldn't figure out how to compare it with tanstack query; could you add a comparison page to tanstack query? Cc @tk

[Alex / KATT 🐱 @alexdotjs]

my clankers clanked and built two libs for @EffectTS_ / react
lmkwyt
https://t.co/9XPeYtUFts

[@[email protected] @DevinRhode2]

We get wrapped up in technology, it's satisfying too many areas of life. Jack, you know how destructive porn is for young men, but you have a "hey baby" "excited for our anniversary" clip right on your homepage. Please do some research in this area, and do not accelerate the already declining birth rate!!

[Dimitri @thedimitri]

messaging my wife a link containing proof of her husband cheating on her from an anonymous instagram account and then when she clicks on it texting her to let her know she failed the family phishing test and she has to retake my cybersecurity course

[@[email protected] @DevinRhode2]

@ScriptedAlchemy @Zackary_Chapple https://t.co/QapHApfz24

[Petr Glaser @BleedingDev]

@MichaelArnaldi @ScriptedAlchemy I wanted to use MF in T3 Code mobile app, to not be bothered with constant .apk rebuilds, because back then nightly wasn't built as artifact.

[Brian Armstrong @brian_armstrong]

It may seem quaint to manually click through a financial app in the near future. Instead you'll talk to your agent to let it know what you want, and it will prompt you for approvals (or even take some actions on your behalf if you want). Everyone can have their own private banker.

We’re building Coinbase to be the most AI-enabled financial account. Both with a first party interface (Coinbase Advisor) and via third party interfaces (bring your own agent). Trade, pay, borrow, etc - all through your agent, with clear limits and controls.

Our new agents page is live, so you can quickly get started. Check it out: https://t.co/moDNUkzmrG

[Тsфdiиg @tsoding]

The attitude we desperately need in Tech

[@[email protected] @DevinRhode2]

@aditishekar Take some drugs or something your play circuit needs a jolt, go do some Zumba dance pretend to be a teenager sneaking out of your own house and being mischievous at night. Baby wants to play not read so let go of your agenda and discover the babys wavelength

[@[email protected] @DevinRhode2]

@zkochan Just hit the big undo button, tell this to me top models, have them do a better job.

[Mark Kretschmann @mark_k]

"We can fix everything."

This has become one of the mottos of @Omarchy, and it represents a fundamental shift in how we think about our operating systems.

On Windows and macOS, we're used to countless papercuts, annoying bugs, and downright idiotic design decisions. Most of the time, there's nothing we can do about them. We find workarounds and eventually learn to live with the frustration.

Omarchy changes that. If something annoys you, FIX IT! Your OS should adapt to you, not the other way around.

And thanks to AI coding agents, you don't even need to be an experienced developer anymore. Anyone can make these changes.

Once you get used to fixing things instead of putting up with them, it's hard to go back.

[@[email protected] @DevinRhode2]

@piq9117 Fire all software devs
They make competitive software factories

[@[email protected] @DevinRhode2]

@TyOlson Yeah I totally missed the pho memo

[Marc Köhlbrugge @marckohlbrugge]

if this PHP vulnerability allows remote code execution, doesn't that mean we can use the vulnerability to auto-patch all vulnerable servers?

[Marty Fields @Martyfields]

So clever.

[colinhacks @colinhacks]

Introducing Motherload — import data files from TypeScript with full type information 🪎

Powered by TypeScript 7.1's content mappers (now in beta)

🪎 .md
🪎 .toml
🪎 .yaml
🪎 .csv / .tsv
🪎 .jsonc / .json5
🪎 .txt
🪎 .env

[Peter Steinberger 🦞 @steipete]

Two weeks ago I kicked off a loop to move OpenClaw's Lit-based Web frontend to Solid 2.0.

Took ~6 days until we could remove Lit, and another week to move patterns to idiomatic Solid.

I checked in with the session every other day, overall the process was mostly automatic. Took about ~600 PRs.

Result: Smaller JS and CSS footprint and much more fine-grained update control. Everything feeling more snappy and responsive. https://t.co/rYAuaXH2xN