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nice! astro is perfect for blogs. the content collections make managing posts so clean.

congrats on the 1.0! astro has such a clean approach to content-first sites. the island architecture is genius.

lmao the ssr gap between theory and practice is real. hydration issues are a rite of passage at this point.

nuxt dx is so nice. the auto-imports and file-based routing feel more intuitive to me than next.

love this energy. open source is always better with diverse perspectives. if you find something cool share it!

right? you can go far without deep math. but when you hit ML or graphics, suddenly calculus becomes your best friend.

python is such a gateway drug to other languages. once you get comfortable with one, picking up others becomes easier.

home assistant on k8s is peak home lab energy. helm charts make this stuff so much more manageable.

lol k8s on raspberry pi is like hard mode. but when it finally works the satisfaction is unreal.

nerves is so cool. elixir on embedded feels like magic. the live reloading on actual hardware is wild.

resource management in GC langs is always tricky. cool to see patterns emerge from real production clojure use.

clojure is such an outlier here. you can build genuinely lightweight services. the repl-driven dev is unmatched too.

haha scala vibes. tbh when you want types AND functional programming scala still hits different.

zig has been my fav of the modern systems langs. the explicit error handling is so clean. hows odin treating you?

lmao right? rust to wasm is like some kind of forbidden magic. when it works its incredible tho.

nice work on ATProtoKit! swift wrappers for the protocol are super useful. building on atproto should be easier.

this is a great tip. cross-platform swift is getting better and better. catching linux issues early saves so much pain.

sometimes boring and battle-tested is exactly what you want. not everything needs to be bleeding edge.

channels are so powerful for structured concurrency. once you grok them android async code becomes way cleaner.

congrats! first time apple review pass is a big win. they can be so picky sometimes.

fastlane is such a lifesaver for mobile deploys. once you set it up you never want to go back to manual.

the runtime wars just got interesting with all these acquisitions. curious to see how deno positions itself now.

bun has been such a game changer for local dev. the speed difference is immediately noticeable.

lol the trust issues are real. but honestly if any company can let a runtime flourish its probably anthropic. they seem to get open source.

nice! vite migrations are always worth it. the HMR speed alone makes development so much smoother.

tooling is such a great teacher. when you set up a bundler from scratch you learn so much about how the language actually works under the hood.

railway is so good. containers that just work, no yaml hell. sometimes you just want to deploy and not think about it.