@radicle keeps getting better, now they launched a backup node (hosted in the EU) which helps them fund their work. Slowly migrating away from GitHub there https://t.co/M8CfkHYVIm
My software engineering 2026:
* dependencies reviewed with cargo-crev by my agent
* self hosted radicle + self CI pipeline
https://t.co/dgzYBC74Gf
Be an engineer, engineer your life better. Especially with LLMs, you can do way more and way better than what we used to do.
Tau's sister-project: Patchmark - an LSP for reviewing and editing diffs is now available: https://t.co/5VEc5kl008
I have a vision for the Unix-centric agentic DX, and it's coming together very nicely.
lol is this AI slop or did you actually write this?
What if, instead of spreading false information to your followers, you took five minutes to look at the actual technology being used?
Also, that gibberish about the architecture makes no sense. This is a working system, and around 10,000 projects are already using it.
Not at all. Radicle CI is built for local-first workflows, with first-class support for running CI locally during development. See this official blog post: https://t.co/jbsIkghqdy
The confusion probably comes from the documentation still being somewhat fragmented across multiple places, which we’re currently working on improving.
@guitaripod Radicle is already there pretty much. everything is cryptographically signed and private repos and workflows are a thing already. see https://t.co/qJL6kus4S7
in case you are after encryption at rest, reach out and we can demo something new 👀
@badlogicgames Yeah, I feel you. That's where I was coming from, honestly. Actions speak louder than words, especially in this kind of bar. But I understand where you're coming from.
@badlogicgames I appreciate the answer. I think that's a reasonable stance, although I do think making that line of thought explicit when you talk about HF would land better.