The next logical leap would be for IDEs to nuke customizable keybindings into the scrap pile. Every dev on the planet hammers `super+p` to summon the Command Palette anyway, so screw you if you prefer otherwise.
So much in contempt of “opinionated” formatters. I'm toying around with my personal project and don't give a toss about the convention the rest of the world follows. Let me format my code however I want.
Impressions from Grok Build are quite positive so far. The UI/UX is very nice and already makes me want to switch. The plan mode and the overall quality of outcomes are on par with Opus. I believe Grok is more execution-focused — I want it to be more skeptical and provide more upfront suggestions. Yet to try it on more complex tasks with multiple input sources.
We have an update about the future of Fleet.
Starting December 22, 2025, Fleet will no longer be available for download. We are now building a new product focused on agentic development.
Learn more about this decision in our blog post: https://t.co/ru9EcPGjBD
This video stirred a wave of nostalgic memories of my early ventures into BSD and Linux, and my gradual departure from Windows in the late ’90s and early 2000s.
Omarchy looks worth trying if you are keen on a Linux desktop.
https://t.co/zbLZsZk2Ex
There’s a new political divide forming:
If you celebrate when an innocent person whose political views differ from you is assassinated you’re gone.
Don’t care what that person’s political persuasion is or how strongly you disagree with them.
Cant think of one counterexample.
@shadcn I thought about a tool like this many times. It’s not that difficult for me to take notes or create bookmarks if I can anticipate that the information will be useful. The problem is always finding information that I didn’t consider useful until later.
We are in 2025 with all the technologies around. Meanwhile, @SupanovaExpo relies on paper wristbands that you must keep and wear across multiple days, or “you will be denied entry”, with no way to get a new one. What a pathetic shame.