Louis

This is severely disturbing but I can't say I'm surprised

If you too want to keep tabs with your inner radio, stay tuned! karkowg-brainradio.web.val.run

love it haha

Alternate solution to CWE-1333 | Inefficient Regular Expression Complexity · Issue #957 · debug-js/debug Hi, I don't know where to put this obvious suggestion, but it seems like this issue gets created multiple times and then summarily closed off. Rather to ask for an ETA on a fix (the author has made...

Another example of the shitty security practices by "security researchers" that target open source maintainers.

github.com/debug-js/deb...

I would argue that

1. recording a *good* video often takes longer than restructuring your commits before filing a PR.
2. having atomic and linear commits simplifies reviewing a subset of changes that are relevant to a specific context (commit msg).

Narrow scoping is hard and sometimes impossible 🤷‍♂️

That's cool! Didn't know about this

CTOs, CEOs, Engineering leads.. how are you currently vetting the health (standard) of your stack/codebase beyond security or compliance needs? How do you vet that things are set up properly?

Do you use any tools or are you just winging it?

I could use some suggestions.

nice

Are you are calling this for every (re-)render of every component?

In React, this would be via a `useEffect` for every component or in some wrapper component, right? (I'm coming from Svelte, don't know much about React - pardon my noobness)

Dockyard Paul Kalkbrenner · Self · Song · 2004

Today's coding track

open.spotify.com/track/6tYlLM...

Inspired by the legend @bholmes.dev

Love this

Convince more people to switch onto here from X!
Prime would probably do great 😁

kinda like it tbh

Small detail about the new Planetscale homepage, there's no pop in for their Sign in / Dashboard link, it's included in first HTML payload that's sent to the client

A dive into how this works and why it's interesting (sub 50ms SSRing!)

Love Sentry btw, keep up the great work!

Yes, definitely tough because the other SDKs use the same method name 😄 Changing it just for Svelte could lead to confusion. I'll just stick with aliasing when importing.

`import { setContext as setSentryContext } from '@sentry/sveltekit';`

Only something annoying with the SvelteKit SDK: `setContext` having the same name than Svelte's method for the Context API.

js sucks