Enkya

Perfectly Imperfect

[Codetaur @codetaur]

whew, off work! Im so excited to finally get to try fable. hope nothing comes up that prevents me from enjoying this!

[𝑪𝒐𝒏𝒆 🌩 @Three_Cone]

I’ve never see a collapse like this I’m genuinely stunned

[73-9 and THEY LIED @CuffsTheLegend]

the Spurs just blew the championship

[Barry @BarryOnHere]

That's the worst choke job in NBA history.

[Rob Perez @WorldWideWob]

Welcome to hell.

[NASA @NASA]

We see our home planet as a whole, lit up in spectacular blues and browns. A green aurora even lights up the atmosphere. That's us, together, watching as our astronauts make their journey to the Moon.

[near @nearcyan]

really shows the strength of google's turnaround

not just model quality, but good taste in demos, going all-in on comms including sundar (finally), having an actual memorable+catchy name (finally x2), accessible rollout/UX (finally x3!)

you love to see it

[Affinity @Affinity]

It's finally time to announce what we've been working on.
Welcome to the all new Affinity.
Download now from https://t.co/d9OTjPlFwn - welcome to the start of creative freedom for all, totally free. Forever.

[Enkya @aenkya]

@matryer @piotrrojek @NataliePis @mmontagnino @DeanElbaz @dahernan @aaronedell Congrats Mat!

[Ardan Labs @ardanlabs]

🎥🎥🎥 In this example, we want to run a payment and limit it to running only once. @tebeka shows us how to use sync.Once to accomplish this #golang

[Enkya @aenkya]

@oti_ian @just_an_andre Sorry for your loss brother. May his soul rest in peace

[Ardan Labs @ardanlabs]

📢Gophers & Rustaceans!

We have a new mini series from our Go & Rust: Powering the Future Webinar 🥳

In this series our Go Instructor, @goinggodotnet & Rust Instructor, @herberticus, will answer some burning questions surrounding the languages.

Today, in Ep 1, Herbert and Bill discuss the origins of #Rust and some of the language’s characteristics.

📽️Watch here: https://t.co/zW77ckw1PR

Tune in each Monday for a new episode!🤓

[Matt Boyle @MattJamesBoyle]

The @golang team have been on fire and yesterday the published a blog titled "Perfectly Reproducible, Verified Go Toolchains". Here are the highlights:

- Software is often distributed in binaries, which can be difficult to inspect.
- We want to protect our software from Supply chain attacks (which effectively means one of the dependencies used to build our project changes). The best way to do this is to make builds truly reproducible.
- Go1.21 is the first #golang version to enable truly reproducible builds; If we start with the same toolchain source code, we will get the exact same toolchain binaries out.

It's not enough to just claim builds are reproducible, you need to be able to prove it! The team therefore build https://t.co/YNyUCXJWpw.

gorebuild will start with the source code in the Go Git repository and rebuild the current Go versions, checking that they match the archives posted on https://t.co/GYmsWgwTwl.

The original post goes into a lot more detail as to how they implemented this and some of the challenges they faced, so be sure to check it out (https://t.co/XPCWGpP1Pb).

[Corey Quinn @QuinnyPig]

I'm an absolute hit at parties.

[Charles Patterson @CharlesPattson]

My computer every time I go to share my screen on Zoom with Slack, Chrome and Figma open

[peach 🦅🍒 @peachquintana]

how I’m pulling up w my Apple Vision Pros #WWDC23

[Guillermo Rauch @rauchg]

Well played
https://t.co/RnlCKZe8dx

Also: modern web browsers are engineering marvels

[Marko Denic @denicmarko]

Me and my Udemy courses:

[flavio @flaviocopes]

I heard DigitalOcean laid off the entire tutorials tech writers team, among others. It's weird because the tutorials are one of the reasons for their big success IMHO. If I was a competitor, I'd hire them all