๐ท DuckLabs is looking for a senior platform engineer.
๐๏ธ Join our team in Amsterdam to build the systems that build DuckDB! You'll work on our compilation toolchain, CI/CD pipelines, and distribution system.
https://t.co/iQEeJJPl43
In 1998, Brian Kernighan wanted a regular expression engine small enough to fit on one page of a programming book.
Rob Pike went to his office and came back an hour or two later with roughly 30 lines of C.
It supported ^, $, ., and *, using little more than pointers and recursion.
Kernighan later featured it in Beautiful Code.
Running AI on your own machine used to mean extra servers, fiddly setup and a fair bit of Python. With Kronk, @goinggodotnet is making it something any Go developer can drop straight into their app and run on their own hardware.
Watch it in action as a local model builds an Asteroids game live on stage, then follow Bill under the hood to see how a model really turns your prompt into an answer.
Watch the full talk here: https://t.co/e6NyohSFe6
๐ค What happens when an AI agent runs your CLI?
Interactive prompts, messy output, and unclear errors can break the workflow.
Join @tebeka for our next Free Webinar on CLI Design for Humans and AI: Building Dual-Audience Tools in Go.
๐ Nov. 11th | Online
Register: https://t.co/RvTgdDN1XF
#GoLang #AI
I needed a quick and dirty way to tag images. Since I live in the terminal I wrote a library that shows images in @charmcli BubbleTea on terminals that support the kitty graphics protocol.
https://t.co/77Rt8PaXlR