It is so, so good. Every time I use it, I want to thank the folks who worked on it.
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It is so, so good. Every time I use it, I want to thank the folks who worked on it.
Wrote up how I built an AI gateway on @fastly.com Compute. One endpoint, any model, routing decisions made at the edge. Bring your own keys and provider relationships. The gateway handles where each request goes, failover, and policy.
www.fastly.com/blog/buildin...
Seeing 50 and 60-year-old HN devs share how Claude Code reignited their passion for building software and solving problems over the framework rat race is exactly how I feel.
I haven’t felt this energized in years.
Detractors argue AI removes the craft and familiarity with implementation details.
Shout out to @railway.com for open sourcing their Go + Domain Connect library - github.com/railwayapp/d...
Came across the phrase "cognitive DDOS" to describe our present culture.
Understood instantly what it meant.
Open sourcing Osprey was an adventure! @discord.com is now powered by the open source community version of Osprey. Read about how Osprey works and what makes a rules engine for fighting abuse powerful:
discord.com/blog/osprey-...
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railway.com/changelog/20... @railway.com
> We've partnered with Fastly to bring DDoS protection to every public service on Railway. All traffic routes through their global network where it's filtered before it reaches your infrastructure. Nothing to configure, nothing to enable. It's on by default.
A lot of good updates to Ink (React in the terminal) recently:
- Synchronized update (a lot less flicker!)
- React concurrent rendering
- Kitty keyboard protocol support (better keyboard handling)
- IME cursor support
- Improved performance with caching
github.com/vadimdemedes...
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Who’s gonna do Ansible
Rust devs getting tired of other ecosystems being clunky is my favorite trend
rv 0.5 is out! rv now works on Windows, it supports installing and running Ruby gems as tools (e.g. rvx rails) and running your local scripts or projects with rv run.
(rv is a very Ruby manager/installer/runner)
spinel.coop/blog/rv-0.5-...
photo of Raimondi Park in West Oakland with San Francisco in the background by Paul Kuroda
Props to the @sfstandard.com whose owners may have an agenda (like many newspaper owners do) but who, regardless, are paying for top-notch journalism, including great photography like this:
@dnsimple.bsky.social when you're back online, also do this :) bsky.social/about/blog/4...
#HugOps to the @dnsimple.bsky.social crew
Given the size of the backlog, there may be a programmatic way to go cancel all the queued jobs.
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Still red this morning 😅 is it just churning through the queued job backlog?
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Looks like we still have a linting failure here?
github.com/stacksjs/ts-...
@chrisbreuer.me Any luck?
Yeah it'd probably be worth checking the limitations to see if your org is running into them.
It looks like all your CI jobs are stuck for some reason? Any idea why?
@chrisbreuer.me Could you let this CI run happen - github.com/stacksjs/ts-...
If you're a Claude Code user, you might like this:
github.com/case/its-not...
It checks the Claude status page via this skill: /status-page
I think people often wonder this, and it's a great question, so let me explain the advantages of 3D printing whistles. There are many.
The 3D printing effort started from one of our organizers who started by sourcing mass-produced whistles.
gem.coop has news! we've just released dependency cooldowns (in beta), a strong defense against supply chain attacks gem.coop/updates/4/
Find guidance on getting to Super Bowl LX events at bart.gov/superbowl.
To celebrate transit’s role in getting fans to Super Bowl LX related events, Bay Area transit agencies and the Metropolitan Transportation Commission are encouraging transit riders to wear their favorite jersey on transit on Tuesday, February 3.