Chris Hardinge

[Chris Hardinge @chris_hardinge]

There's sometimes scrollback issues causes lines to be dropped in the CLI, even after the recent fix. It could just be Windows Terminal.
I'd love to have a setting for auto expanding the collapsed patch/call carets in the desktop app for easy realtime steering, that's the main thing keeping me in the CLI.

[Chris Hardinge @chris_hardinge]

@raealisa @lucent_ai The ratio of the choices here are interesting to see!
Codex would be my pick.

[Chris Hardinge @chris_hardinge]

@Kimi_Moonshot Smart marketing!
https://t.co/zwjvARAUlR

[Chris Hardinge @chris_hardinge]

Does a one-shot prompt count?
Left the rest out as to not spoil the fun!

[Chris Hardinge @chris_hardinge]

@donvito https://t.co/zwjvARAUlR

[Chris Hardinge @chris_hardinge]

Does a one-shot prompt count?
Left the rest out as to not spoil the fun!

[Chris Hardinge @chris_hardinge]

@donvito Managed to knock it out in 2, gonna try a one-shot.

[Chris Hardinge @chris_hardinge]

Does a one-shot prompt count?
Left the rest out as to not spoil the fun!

[Kimi.ai @Kimi_Moonshot]

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[Chris Hardinge @chris_hardinge]

@Sairahcaz2k The web app is running on Vapor, IIRC

[Taylor Otwell @taylorotwell]

me stressing about how we are going to build the best backend infrastructure for the future of agentic workflows and quantum mcp

hacker news:

[Chris Hardinge @chris_hardinge]

@theo I only realised I'd missed the window of the registration page being live during your steam today 🙃
Really dig the concept, though!

[Chris Hardinge @chris_hardinge]

@taylorotwell Definitely keen for this!
Well, this, and ap-southeast-2 (Sydney) for Cloud. I've been checking daily 😅

[Chris Hardinge @chris_hardinge]

@freekmurze That's handy! I implemented something similar a few years back to mask if a user account exists when resetting passwords etc.

[Chris Hardinge @chris_hardinge]

@antonosika https://t.co/ttMgBHR3Jm

[Chris Hardinge @chris_hardinge]

To: General Counsel, Figma Inc.
From: Lovable Labs Incorporated
Subject: Re: Your Delightfully Polite Request

Dear [Redacted Legal Paladin of Figma],

Thank you for your lovely note regarding our use of the phrase "Dev Mode." It arrived on Tuesday, which coincidentally was also the day our espresso machine exploded, our test environment caught fire (metaphorically, though the toaster incident is under investigation), and someone accidentally deployed a version of the site where all buttons led to a photo of a goat in sunglasses.

So, in many ways, your letter was the highlight of our week.

We were, of course, utterly stunned to learn that "Dev Mode" is a phrase so uniquely yours that even uttering it aloud without written permission may result in intellectual property combustion. Our lead developer has taken to referring to it only as "The Feature That Shall Not Be Named," and one engineer now nervously twitches anytime someone mentions "mode" in any context - including a tense moment last week when someone asked if we preferred light or dark mode, and he admitted he's now maintaining a custom fork of AOSP where the word "mode" has been globally replaced with "vibe" - just to sleep at night.

But we take these things seriously. After all, we're not monsters. We're just a scrappy little team trying to build tools that help other scrappy little teams - tools that may, through no fault of our own, require configuration (we call it "config" for short, though now we say it in hushed tones, just in case), get showcased at our internal summits (more of a company picnic with slides), and occasionally help forge new workflows (though lately we just say "cobble together" to be safe).

You'll be glad to know that we've begun the renaming process. Suggestions so far include:

- Developer Opportunity Portal (D.O.P.)

- Nerd Button

- That Thing Greg Built

- And our personal favorite: "Definitely Not Dev Mode"

We hope one of these is sufficiently unremarkable so as not to infringe upon your galaxy of uniquely generic trademarks.

Please keep us informed of any other words or syllables we should avoid. We've already blacklisted "click," "interface," "panel," and "file." We're considering replacing the entire English language in our UI with interpretive emoji, just to be proactive.

Thanks again for your thoughtful message. It's always a pleasure to learn about new legal boundaries we've accidentally violated by using common nouns in a logical sequence.

Yours in unworthy admiration,
Lovable Labs

P.S. Should you ever trademark "Lovable," please dispatch a cease-and-desist at your earliest convenience. We'll gladly rename ourselves "Unlovable Labs" if it spares us further heartbreak.

[Chris Hardinge @chris_hardinge]

To: General Counsel, Figma Inc.
From: Lovable Labs Incorporated
Subject: Re: Your Delightfully Polite Request

Dear [Redacted Legal Paladin of Figma],

Thank you for your lovely note regarding our use of the phrase "Dev Mode." It arrived on Tuesday, which coincidentally was also the day our espresso machine exploded, our test environment caught fire (metaphorically, though the toaster incident is under investigation), and someone accidentally deployed a version of the site where all buttons led to a photo of a goat in sunglasses.

So, in many ways, your letter was the highlight of our week.

We were, of course, utterly stunned to learn that "Dev Mode" is a phrase so uniquely yours that even uttering it aloud without written permission may result in intellectual property combustion. Our lead developer has taken to referring to it only as "The Feature That Shall Not Be Named," and one engineer now nervously twitches anytime someone mentions "mode" in any context - including a tense moment last week when someone asked if we preferred light or dark mode, and he admitted he's now maintaining a custom fork of AOSP where the word "mode" has been globally replaced with "vibe" - just to sleep at night.

But we take these things seriously. After all, we're not monsters. We're just a scrappy little team trying to build tools that help other scrappy little teams - tools that may, through no fault of our own, require configuration (we call it "config" for short, though now we say it in hushed tones, just in case), get showcased at our internal summits (more of a company picnic with slides), and occasionally help forge new workflows (though lately we just say "cobble together" to be safe).

You'll be glad to know that we've begun the renaming process. Suggestions so far include:

- Developer Opportunity Portal (D.O.P.)

- Nerd Button

- That Thing Greg Built

- And our personal favorite: "Definitely Not Dev Mode"

We hope one of these is sufficiently unremarkable so as not to infringe upon your galaxy of uniquely generic trademarks.

Please keep us informed of any other words or syllables we should avoid. We've already blacklisted "click," "interface," "panel," and "file." We're considering replacing the entire English language in our UI with interpretive emoji, just to be proactive.

Thanks again for your thoughtful message. It's always a pleasure to learn about new legal boundaries we've accidentally violated by using common nouns in a logical sequence.

Yours in unworthy admiration,
Lovable Labs

P.S. Should you ever trademark "Lovable," please dispatch a cease-and-desist at your earliest convenience. We'll gladly rename ourselves "Unlovable Labs" if it spares us further heartbreak.

[Chris Hardinge @chris_hardinge]

Not exactly what you're looking for, but this might get you a bit closer!
https://t.co/tqH8u4LL7k

[Aaron Francis @aarondfrancis]

🎉 https://t.co/QzkuYoaZia is finally live in early access!

There are currently 96 videos—around 11 hours of dense content. Even more coming soon!

With the help of @xata, we have put a massive amount of work into this to help you level up your career.

I hope you love it!

[Aaron Francis @aarondfrancis]

In perhaps the most Try Hard way possible: we shipped dark and light mode *videos* for the https://t.co/Auilw9NFaK course.

With a little thought and planning up front by @steve_tenuto, it ended up being relatively easy!

Lemme walk you through it

[Chris Hardinge @chris_hardinge]

Even the screenshares, not just slides! 🤯
@steve_tenuto, next level editing! 👏👏

[Chris Hardinge @chris_hardinge]

The thought and effort that has gone into crafting this course is incredible - even the slides on the videos change based on toggling dark/light mode! 🤌

[Aaron Francis @aarondfrancis]

🎉 High Performance SQLite is live!

This video course covers everything you need to know about SQLite. It's 65 videos across 6 modules, with at least 20 more videos to come.

We're launching in early access today, so the price is currently discounted!

Y'all go get it!

[Aaron Francis @aarondfrancis]

🎉 High Performance SQLite is live!

This video course covers everything you need to know about SQLite. It's 65 videos across 6 modules, with at least 20 more videos to come.

We're launching in early access today, so the price is currently discounted!

Y'all go get it!

[MalwareHunterTeam @malwrhunterteam]

😂