new from me: everyone is wrong about that slack flowchart
systems are complicated if you make them complicated but you can also make them simple https://t.co/azKZGSe0kr
@t3dotgg whats the purpose of the first `setImmediate`? Is it so that the second `setImmediate` is scheduled right after the first one and any tasks spawned by `prerender` executing sync are also canceled?
Dong Nguyen killed a chart-topping game because his guilt became so bad after realizing it had become "an addiction" that he couldn't sleep.
Gametech Holdings, LLC has now revived the game back but with *more* dark patterns, loot boxes, and predatory design.
This is cool
From @astral_sh's ruff and uv, to @duckdb and @DataPolars, @pydantic's Logfire, @MystMarkdown and of course @marimo_io, the Python ecosystem is undergoing an extremely exciting transformation.
It's a fun time to be building Python dev tools!
am I being left behind? I actually don’t like using cursor or any AI in the editor... primary assistant use is a local chat interface that I can swap to whatever model provider is the best today (yes I paste the code when I have to). occasionally use aider cli for generating files and that’s as far as it goes
Zed looks so promising but adding AI makes me less excited about it. I just want a good basic editor and have no interest in AI features. Seems like a waste of engineering time.
Introducing Zed AI, in collaboration with @anthropicAI.
Zed AI brings LLMs directly into your editor with an extensible, text-centric approach.
We're also piloting @anthropicAI's new Fast Edit mode for Claude 3.5 Sonnet with a small set of Zed users.
https://t.co/ViaKDNMAEH
Synchronizing tree structure movements (like moving folders) has always been a challenging problem, even with centralized solutions often being complex. This long blog post details the principles of Movable Trees CRDTs and Loro's implementation. Now, with Loro, you can easily solve both hierarchical movement and child ordering issues in trees with great performance!
Shoutout to @leon7hao for this great article!
Link: https://t.co/Fpj7QKklpR
Dit stuk laat precies zien waarom je de strijd tegen fascisme *niet* kan overlaten aan liberalen.
Omdat ze, net als in dit onnavolgbare betoog van graaf Schimmelpenninck, met open ogen in de rechtse façade trappen.
🧵 Schimmelpenninck: socialliberale handpop op de rechtse hand
It’s wild that Aaron Swartz was aggressively prosecuted for scraping JSTOR articles.
Meanwhile huge companies routinely scrape the public internet and sell it for $20/month and all is well.
Aaron helped create RSS, Creative Commons, Markdown and a little site called Reddit (which now ironically sells its data to AI companies) - all by the age of 26.
All he wanted was free and open access to information. Really makes you wonder the dent he’d have made on the world if he was still alive today.
I made a giant javascript powered flipdisc display for my office with @korevec. Here is a little bit about flipdisc displays, and how to make your own! - a thread 🧵