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i don't know who needs to hear this but:

preact, lit, shared web components, astro > react, next.js

i'm personally undoing years of dogma.

you can build so many cool things with tiny libs and strong typescript.

AI can't make this

Strong agree

It's really good at green-field, not-hard-to-understand projects. I am being asked to use it working on a 2M+ lines of code monolith and it is NOT as impressive there. They even spun up a bot to grab bug tickets and try to solve them on its own and hoooo boy is it not great at that.

JSR now has a refreshed & improved browsing and viewing experience for the auto-generated documentation, making it easier than ever before to find what you are looking for!

The AI Vampire This was an unusually hard post to write, because it flies in the face of everything else going on.

Very good article on the current state of AI in the workplace: steve-yegge.medium.com/the-ai-vampi...

A simple example of this change means that code such as this: x := int64(300) ptr := &x Can be simplified to: ptr := new(int64(300))

errors The new AsType function is a generic version of As. It is type-safe, faster, and, in most cases, easier to use.

Go 1.26 is out with new features! I guess that means that I won't have to type up these two functions ever again:

func ptr[T any](t T) *T {
return &t
}

func ErrorAs[E error](err error) (out E, ok bool) {
ok = errors.As(err, &out)
return
}

Animotion is such a great library for presentations.
Thank you @joyofcode.xyz 🙏

animotion.pages.dev

✅ Re-usable Svelte components
✅ Design using CSS
✅ Animate via CSS, Svelte, or Animate.js

I'm using it for a new set of videos

Announcing TypeScript 6.0 Beta - TypeScript Today we are announcing the beta release of TypeScript 6.0! To get started using the beta, you can get it through npm with the following command: npm install -D typescript@beta TypeScript 6.0 is a uni...

TypeScript 6.0 beta is now published!

This release brings

- inference improvements for functions
- updates to package.json 'imports'
- the Temporal APIs
- alignments for the upcoming TypeScript 7.0
- & more!

Try it today!

devblogs.microsoft.com/typescript/a...

A line chart showing many lines, each representing the time take to type check a package, all decreasing over a one-month span.

Our tsgo adoption at Vanta has been pretty high-impact. Everything is so, so much faster now.

Some pretty awesome improvements in 1.26 for compiling/testing typescript-go.

With a clean build/test cache, running the full test suite used to take 3m45s, but now takes just 2m10s.

you know what would solve all of my problems, i bet

a couple new domain names

sigh

It was awesome working on it. I love the idea of preact and this will hopefully be a small step to an awesome community

Discord's new age verification rules got you down? Allow me to suggest an alternative: Internet Relay Chat Launched in 1988, IRC was created by and for computer nerds, and it won't hold your hand but it also doesn't want to see your face.

I am absolutely not kidding

$ go install golang.org/dl/go1.26.0@latest $ go1.26.0 download Downloaded 0.0% ( 0 / 63102509 bytes) ... Downloaded 50.0% (31551254 / 63102509 bytes) ... Downloaded 100.0% (63102509 / 63102509 bytes) Unpacking go1.26.0.openbsd-arm64.tar.gz ... Success. You may now run 'go1.26.0' $ go1.26.0 version go version go1.26.0 openbsd/arm64

🎆 Go 1.26.0 is released!

🗒️ Release notes: https://go.dev/doc/go1.26

⬇️ Download: https://go.dev/dl/#go1.26.0

#golang

GitHub - 0WD0/majutsu: Majutsu! Magit for jujutsu Majutsu! Magit for jujutsu. Contribute to 0WD0/majutsu development by creating an account on GitHub.

Majutsu! Magit for #jj-vcs

github.com/0WD0/majutsu/

to make a slightly grander statement, two things people should do more often:

- read and write your own dependencies
- vendor code rather than installing it from npm

I'ma tell you, it's nice not to care about the hooks when using Solid. Or the `key` prop. Or creating/deriving state.

It's not all sunshine and butterflies, but I do feel Solid growing on me.

A post on threads from user stephens_bens. It reads 'I'll always remember an interview with Steve Buscemi on Bulleye, Jesse Thorn asked him "As an actor with many decades of varied and outstanding roles across your career, does it ever bother you that one of the things you will most be remembered for is a 3-second gif in which you're wearing a backwards baseball cap and carrying a skateboard?" And without missing a beat, Buscemi replied "I'm carrying *two* skateboards." And you know what? He is.' Below that is a screen cap of Buscemi's famous "fellow kids" moment.

I never noticed this either.

GitHub are actually doing stacked diffs, I genuinely didn't think I'd ever see this day

It Turns Out Waymos Are Being Controlled by Workers in the Philippines During a Congressional hearing, Waymo's chief safety officer, Mauricio Peña, was grilled over the company's reliance on overseas workers.

Once again, it turns out “fully autonomous” means “a guy in the Philippines.”

A new ShadCN port for @solidjs.com 🥳🎉

zaidan.carere.dev

👀 TypeScript 6.0 (beta) drops next week

It should be the last JS-based TSC version
(no 6.1.*, only patches)

TypeScript 6.0 is a “bridge release ” toward TypeScript 7.0, written in Go, ~10x faster

github.com/microsoft/Ty...

Yikes, I hope you get feeling better

What do engineers hate the most?

1. Writing detailed PRDs.
2. Managing/fixing other people’s code.

AI might be more efficient. It also steals the joy and leaves behind the work we never liked.

Cross-apply to designers, writers, and more.

honestly very funny to see the line "We find that AI use impairs conceptual understanding, code reading, and debugging abilities, without delivering significant efficiency gains on average" in a study paid for by anthropic inc

nobody on linkedin knows about compound sentences

A screenshot of macOS' System Settings app in the "Privacy & Security" pane after selecting the "Wired Accessories" item. There is a single setting, "Allow accessories to connect", with its value being changed to "Automatically allow when unlocked"

most of you may never need to know this, but if you have a mechanical keyboard that occasionally dies when your mac wakes from sleep and you keep having to unplug it and plug it back in: go to System Settings > Privacy & Security > Wired Accessories and do this