Fabian Gigler

web dev

[Fabian Gigler @fabeyg]

> AI doesn’t write good code because it was trained in your code [not mine].

Jokes on all of us, frontier models still are embarrassingly bad at reading sheet music, just like the rest of us.

[Fabian Gigler @fabeyg]

@badlogicgames Is that why they can claim the performance improvement without too much increase in cost? They switched to cavemen thinking mode, and strip it out before sending to api consumers?

[Fabian Gigler @fabeyg]

@badlogicgames I was digging into the traces to see whether it was pi or OpenAI trying to tell me something with those empty comments 😅

[Fabian Gigler @fabeyg]

@cramforce @wesmith4_ The demo has just a single md file inside the skills folder, but does eve support a folder with the skill name and the skill inside SKILL.md as well? And a scripts folder?

[Fabian Gigler @fabeyg]

@juergengenser I don’t think any browser other than safari adopted this.. The problem mentioned in the article has been mostly solved via webm videos (with mp4 fallback), but there also are animated webP images, if it absolutely has to be an image tag!

[Fabian Gigler @fabeyg]

@theo desperately needed!

[Fabian Gigler @fabeyg]

@badlogicgames What’s another LLM call to guess the right parameter format, when you’re already in thinking mode :b

[Fabian Gigler @fabeyg]

@heyandras @SlackHQ Slack Connect is great for when you already are paying for slack, and want to access channels across multiple workspaces.

If you’re not already using (paid) slack, you could ask the company that invited you to just add you as (unpaid) guest to that channel.

[Fabian Gigler @fabeyg]

@badlogicgames I now create a wip commit before letting codex do anything, and then incrementally —amend any changes I approve of, to make sure it doesn’t completely wipe previous changes I actually want…

[Dan Hollick @DanHollick]

If you've ever seen someone tweet some cool shader and thought "I don't really even know what a shader is and at this point I'm too afraid to ask" - I've written something just for you.

https://t.co/0ez5xz5vCP

[Fabian Gigler @fabeyg]

@badlogicgames Flat file CMS are great for this.
I like Statamic, it has a super nice UI, but saves to yaml files with sync to git support.

[Fabian Gigler @fabeyg]

@wukonigcom hat in den letzten Jahren schon nachgelassen, aber zumindest die Installationen in der Stadtpfarrkirche haben sich die letzten Jahre, und auch dieses Jahr wieder besonders, ausgezahlt!

Schlange ja, aber nur weil jede Vorführung in Blöcke abgefertigt wird.

[Fabian Gigler @fabeyg]

@mitsuhiko Outline works great for teams, it‘s much simpler than Notion, which imho is a major advantage.

[Fabian Gigler @fabeyg]

@peaklabs_dev @coolifyio - adding basic auth via UI (currently possible via labels, but tedious)

- making containers reachable from inside and outside of a single server via the same config (i.e. so both build, and production server can reach a db on production server)

[Fabian Gigler @fabeyg]

@rauchg Exactly what I do as well 😅 The biggest issue is when Apple rotates out old alarm sounds: Many older alarms now have the alarm sound set to none.

Not an issue for the expected use case, but makes for very unpleasant surprises for different usage patterns.

[Fabian Gigler @fabeyg]

@bgardner That is an exceptionally well designed block theme! The premium Powder versions are based on the free theme but offer additional patterns, is that right?

[Fabian Gigler @fabeyg]

@girdley Always has been

[Fabian Gigler @fabeyg]

@mattpocockuk ah, seems like .nullish() instead of .optional() would do the trick for this use case here, like @PipoPeperoni mentioned 🙌

[Fabian Gigler @fabeyg]

@mattpocockuk stripping off additional parameters from an external API that you don’t want to make available to the schema’s consumers is a nice use case as well though!

[Fabian Gigler @fabeyg]

I have to agree, React (especially in combination with TypeScript) turns frontend work from plain string concatenation to actually structured and verifiable code.

[Adam Wathan @adamwathan]

If React had no state, effects, or event handling and was purely static, it would still be my favorite templating language of all time.