Hasan

Married. ML Engineer, Wannabe Writer

[Hasan @HHYurdagul]

#justiceforjensen #jensenisnotalone

[Hasan @HHYurdagul]

@ElijahPopowitz https://t.co/cLNynGNHeO

[Ani Rahul @Ani_da_dev]

Lmao one Opus 5.5 prompt to figure out that its an OpenCode fork, and they got SOTA on terminal bench by hard coding in hints.

No end to the larp

[Hasan @HHYurdagul]

@arkqhantom @NousResearch @Teknium The final boss should be openclaw's creator dude, I can't remember his name

[Hasan @HHYurdagul]

@Niyxuis What is the app?, the logo looks like Substack.

[Hasan @HHYurdagul]

@evisdrenova It has a horrendous UI and UX compared to GitHub, this is probably one of the most important factor of why

[Hasan @HHYurdagul]

@akshayadinesh19 @bot I know me

[Hasan @HHYurdagul]

It is polluted at this point, there is a lot of git repos under ./local, and the imperative nature of the distro (arch) makes any change on that irreversible really, it is so easy to blow yourself in the foot with omarchy. I know it comes with Limine (name might be wrong), but I don't think it will help that much, considering all the agentic oriented system level changes going on.

[Hasan @HHYurdagul]

@weswinder But have you considered this, it is great at cyber. (Like it means anything)

[Hasan @HHYurdagul]

It is extremely telling that developers at Microsoft are extremely bad at doing anything, and Microsoft by itself is actually a dead company by considering that this is an achievement worthy news that needs to be shared. Also, the new design looks horrendous.

[Windows Latest @WindowsLatest]

Here's your first look at Microsoft's new WinUI 3 Registry Editor, but it's a developer sample preview, so it may not ship on Windows 11 anytime soon.

Windows Latest found the app inside Microsoft's open-source Reactor repository, and I built it myself on Windows 11.

It keeps the familiar two-pane layout but replaces the cramped Windows 95-era interface with native WinUI 3 controls, a dark-mode-ready design, and smoother animations.

It can read, create, rename, and delete registry keys, edit values, and search the registry. It even uses Mica, with no Electron or WebView2 involved.

There are still unfinished features, and Microsoft hasn't announced plans to replace regedit.exe.

This is a developer sample made by Microsoft, not an official Windows 11 replacement.

[Hasan @HHYurdagul]

Now all timeline go Fable 5.2, cavemen copy, cavemen goo

[Hasan @HHYurdagul]

@tim_cook @edaerdem14 Even Tim is farming Turkish engagement

[Can Bölük @can1357]

two big changes in 18.17.0, both backported from the upcoming omp²: our new streaming bash engine & integration with ovnfs, an agentic filesystem providing an alternative to git worktrees with much more desirable properties 🧵

[Hasan @HHYurdagul]

@0xSero You have to try Tern

[Hasan @HHYurdagul]

@joelniklaus No Omp is a crime, even openclaw is in there

[Hasan @HHYurdagul]

This is what Gemini 3.8 Flash predicts about the game mechanics of Elder Scrolls 6: Sentinel @bethesda

[Hasan @HHYurdagul]

@kunchenguid Get out of my head, I will try 1 line each file

[Hasan @HHYurdagul]

@LukasHozda One more question, who discovered, and how? Did someone really think to brute force assuming this might exists? Of course it might probably not discovered through brute force but still

[Hasan @HHYurdagul]

@mitsuhiko No need to use bun then, which is in itself a dependency introducer/downloader.

[Hasan @HHYurdagul]

The reason to use, nearly all mainstream languages will die if dependencies are over. No reason to use js, or python and maybe even Rust. If a person is going to not use any dependency and implement everything from scratch then it becomes the death of js. Js is being used just because of its ecosystem not because it is a beautiful language, why would I use bun, when I can use go, or rust or zig?

[Hasan @HHYurdagul]

Dear @Atlassian please harass me more