Patrick Francis Omogbeme

[TypeScript @typescript]

📣 TypeScript 7's Release Candidate is now out! 📣

The new native port is almost here. Try it out on your codebases, and make sure your team is ready for the upcoming 7.0 release!

https://t.co/WBCvxYHoJX

[Patrick Francis Omogbeme @patfranciso]

For 2 different generations

Just like Muhammad Ali and Mike Tyson were calling each other the greatest

[Fabrizio Romano @FabrizioRomano]

🚨 Sir Alex Ferguson sent a message to Pep Guardiola.

“He is the greatest in this country; the tenure, the time, and for many, many reasons”, says Pep.

“I'm happy that Sir Alex Ferguson, the greatest could see… I'm pretty sure to Sir Alex we are not the 'noisy neighbours', we are the neighbours”.

[Alexander Whedon @alex_whedon]

Introducing SubQ - a major breakthrough in LLM intelligence.

It is the first model built on a fully sub-quadratic sparse-attention architecture (SSA),

And the first frontier model with a 12 million token context window which is:

- 52x faster than FlashAttention at 1MM tokens
- Less than 5% the cost of Opus

Transformer-based LLMs waste compute by processing every possible relationship between words (standard attention).

Only a small fraction actually matter.

@subquadratic finds and focuses only on the ones that do.

That's nearly 1,000x less compute and a new way for LLMs to scale.

[Rafael Gonzaga @_rafaelgss]

Node.js v26.0.0 is out 💚

Temporal API enabled by default, V8 14.6, Undici 8, and key deprecations as we keep modernizing the platform.

Check it out https://t.co/ASREIY1jM0

[Ifeoluwani @Philopearl_Afc]

⚡️The fourth is really the charm 🥰

1999 Wenger - Arsenal 2nd
2000 Wenger - Arsenal 2nd
2001 Wenger - Arsenal 2nd
2002 Wenger - Arsenal 1st 🎉
2023 Arteta - Arsenal 2nd
2024 Arteta - Arsenal 2nd
2025 Arteta - ….𝗦𝗵𝗼𝘄 𝗺𝗼𝗿𝗲

[Madrid Zone @theMadridZone]

🚨 Pep Guardiola becomes the FIRST coach in UCL history to be knocked out of the UCL by the SAME team 3 seasons in a row.

Bullied.

[Patrick Francis Omogbeme @patfranciso]

@zeddotdev It'll be nice to add a feature that allows errors to be shown for invalid Mermaid diagrams from AI slop

[Debbie O'Brien @debs_obrien]

Thought I would share some thoughts here

https://t.co/TAuakpVDEo

[Debbie O'Brien @debs_obrien]

I just got laid off..... Again...... I am still in shock. I loved my new job and was creating great impact but here we are again. Layoffs are not personal so I am ok but yeh will be looking for something new...... Again......

[Patrick Francis Omogbeme @patfranciso]

@zeddotdev I wonder if https://t.co/9umgxqGRZa will be coming soon

[Patrick Francis Omogbeme @patfranciso]

I've been waiting for this so that I don't have to switch to MarkText or VSC anymore. I hope there's a place to see code errors when there are any?

[Zed @zeddotdev]

Coming in tomorrow's stable release... 🧜‍♀️

[Patrick Francis Omogbeme @patfranciso]

Fraudsters

[BrendanEich @BrendanEich]

First honest AI take I've seen!

j/k n/k.

At Brave we are using AI carefully and where it pays off. This takes effort, the overhead is non-negligible at first. It should pay off over time. https://t.co/5ngqzQ1wYa

[Burke Holland @burkeholland]

The problem with AI is that people think it's going to boost their productivity immediately. It doesn't, so they bail.

In all fairness, that's kind of what they were sold because "this is going to take some effort on your part" isn't a very good marketing pitch.

AI is only as useful as the time you're willing to put into it. You have to intentionally automate things as you go. And it's not immediately obvious how to do that.

OpenClaw is a great example of thinking in that direction.

You can think even further in that direction.

What if your software could write itself? Can it triage issues and feedback and create a backlog? Can you close the loop for the agent so that it can functionally test what it just built?

I'm not saying that it can. I don't honestly know. But all the indicators are that it absolutely can do all of those things.

But it cannot do them without your help. It's not just going to magically learn your workflows and processes. And to be fair, most people have never even thought about their processes. It's hard to automate what you aren't even aware of.

Even then, traditional thinking does you very little good.

The instinct is to get the agent to work like you work. It is not you. It does not need the tools that you need.

It doesn't need frameworks that make it easier to reason about the code you are writing.

It likes platform primitives over abstractions.

It would prefer to rewrite an entire file instead of just editing 2 lines.

It loves logging and works best when its on all key boundaries.

A lot of this stuff makes for a miserable dev experience for humans.

We're in a weird spot atm. We're working with agents and we are both trying to adapt to each other's strengths. That's uncomfortable and a lot of times extremely frustrating.

It doesn't help that everyone is telling us all the time that we're all going to be replaced. That's not a great motivator for patience with a technology that is stochastic (sorry) by nature in an industry where random behavior is literally what we are trying to avoid.

This is a tough moment. It's a lot of loss and a monumental amount of uncertainty.

But the future is still built by you. AI is definitely not going to do it on its own - that I'm 100% sure of. Which might feel like I'm saying "train your replacement". I don't have a great answer for that because I don't know what's going to happen here.

I do know that AI is not the problem. The technology is capable. It's up to us to make it useful. Even if that means we have to let go of everything we've ever known.

That's a lot to ask, but that's the ask.

[Patrick Francis Omogbeme @patfranciso]

Fraudsters

[Amaka Ike @Real_AmakaIke]

REPOST UNTIL IT GETS TO SOMEONE WHO KNOWS HIM PLEASE 🙏

The man in the picture was rushed to 82 division medical centre Enugu this morning,after an accident on their way to Enugu town from Nkerefi. He was able to say his name as"Chinedu" and he's from Mgbo(I'm not certain) that is in ngwo

We need to find his family as it is very urgent. Please reshare this message so we can locate his family

[Burke Holland @burkeholland]

I love @openrouter

The fact that you can set a budget and you pay with credits instead of a wide open credit card is unbeatable.

You cannot put a price on peace of mind when it comes to LLM charges.

[Your Best Version @YourPrimePath]

DOCTORS WILL NEVER TELL YOU THIS:

1. Anxiety – Magnesium, B6, Omega‑3
2. Insomnia – Magnesium, B12, D
3. Brain fog – B1, B12, Omega‑3
4. Low libido – Zinc, D, B3
5. PMS – B6, Magnesium, E
6. Constipation – Magnesium, C, Fiber
7. Eye twitching – Magnesium, B12, Potassium
8. Irritability – B1, B6, Magnesium
9. Sugar cravings – Chromium, Magnesium, Zinc
10. Depression – D, B12, Omega‑3

Your “mental health” might be a micronutrient deficiency in disguise.

[Zed @zeddotdev]

themes are art. editing JSON files to make them? not exactly a vibe.

Learn why theming is hard to get right, and why we built the Zed Theme Builder: https://t.co/5v82HOmrd0

then go make something beautiful ✨

[Dave Farley @davefarley77]

Is AI creating a maintenance nightmare? We actually measured it. We hear constantly that AI coding tools (Copilot, ChatGPT, etc.) make us "faster" and "more efficient." But most of these claims rely on naivity.

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