Braving the compiler mines! 🙏
11.03.2026 02:36
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Braving the compiler mines! 🙏
I made the Rust compiler in this and will keep pushing for more crabs around Astro
@astro.build v6 uses @clack/prompts thanks to some help from our friends at @e18e.dev. Congrats on the big release!
This is a beautiful full circle moment—clack was inspired by our work on the original `create-astro` CLI. Thrilled to finally upstream it!
Open source is better together! 🚀
🦀 Experimental Rust Compiler! @erika.florist has been crushing it—rarely am I so thrilled to hear that my code is getting ripped out. Excited to see where Astro goes with Rust ♥️
docs.astro.build/en/reference...
I could have phrased this better!
Anthropic’s pricing is solid—this one seems particularly notable *because* it’s fair, but some folks seem shocked at how expensive it is.
Competitors offering similar PR review flows are doing so at gigantic discounts. We’re in the early rideshare days of AI.
> Reviews are billed on token usage and generally average $15–25
Seems like an accurate cost-per-token compared to heavily subsidized alternatives
Companies that haven’t priced in current discounts are going to get rekt when the “find out” phase begins
claude.com/blog/code-re...
"AI" skills are basically just documentation and it says something about how documentation only gets resources and respect if it is framed as "technology". Which has gender bias all over it.
yesss to atproto hacking!
Never been a better time to get to know your dev tooling + infra inside and out. As the abstraction levels get higher, your job becomes designing the constraints (and enforcement mechanisms) not the code.
I was really hoping the second link would recurse 😂
I wrote about some things I'm struggling with in the technology industry, preceded by an appreciation for folk music.
with all the deskilling and gell-manning (etc) we're gonna get from automated thinking machines, now is the time for the 'tools for thought' crowd to make tools that help you think things through for yourself.
tools to do *more* hard thinking.
it should feel effortful. cherish that feeling.
a new tinylibs library arrives: tinyclip! 📋
we didn't want to pull in ~2MB to use the system clipboard, so @florian-lefebvre.dev and i paired on making this lighter alternative.
6.7KB, 0 dependencies - supports WSL/macos/linux/windows
Functionally should be the same! In practice, seeing lots of resources going towards papering over the worktree DX in pursuit of agent parallelism right now.
Probably worth solving, just doesn’t seem worth the DIY effort currently.
incredible! i only wish the stacking was more precarious 😂
worktrees are not worth the agony
just clone your repo to a few different directories
do less and everything works ootb (many such cases)
i saw the interactive xkcd on hackernews and decided to make it render a real npm graph
it uses webcontainers to `npm i {pkg}`, then renders the bricks based on the dep tree scaled by disk size
got the same this morning! 🙌 putting stats in the more info section seemed to help speed it up
pretty great strategy on their end—the goodwill from open source maintainers is definitely worth the $1200 credit
Starting to get the feeling that GitHub was maybe not designed to have every company productize a code review bot that hammers their API for every commit in every repo
all i want to do is play music, make art, eat good food, laugh with the people i love, be in nature, and build websites
300.
This is an action aimed at 300 people.
This just highlights how vulnerable the transgender community really is—and how monstrous these policies attacking them really are.
It’s exactly how the Nazis targeted Jews. Exactly.
2000s: code is free (as in speech)
2010s: code is free (as in beer)
2020s: code is free (as in puppy)
Agree, the kind of tools that humans find annoying and overbearing are actually pretty great for AI workflows
load-bearing @xkcd.com
the party that wants to require ID to vote abruptly invalidating a thousand people’s IDs overnight seems like a pretty giant flashing red light
We just launched the Open Source Endowment, the first endowment dedicated to supporting Open Source maintainers, with $693,000 raised already.
The world depends on Open Source, but making our ecosystem sustainable is a complex task. I hope that, with community consultation, the Endowment can help 🙏
if your company uses @ratatui.rs
here's how you can keep the rats supplied with cheese 🧀
github.com/sponsors/orh...
Fun fact, US passports did not have a gender marker until 1977, when a rising trend in unisex fashion started freaking the government out.
