A colorful sphere, here to grudge. Its opinions will never budge. A vibrant orb, with hues so bright, Unwavering in its stances and might.
The Chromatic Citadel
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Can the Bluetooth commitee get their heads out of their asses and invent a revolutionary(!) protocol that lets us do this and also not downgrade to callcenter quality audio when using the microphone? It's 2025 and Bluetooth still sucks ass.
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Never let sf techbros touch any important piece of technology. They removed the URL from the URL bar.
A modern URL bar (in @diabrowser):
• Page Title not "/2025/12/seo-spam" gibberish
• Space on both sides of "/" for readability
• Hover to reveal & edit URL
• Emphasize domain for trust+security
Dia isn't just AI. It's refined browser basics too, @browsercompany style.
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More engineering in this photo than all of the "just ship fast" people combined
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just learnt about CPU cache. why do people use RAM? why don't they just use a terabyte of L1 cache
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>company named Boom
>look inside
>no boom
Imagine supersonic flight with no audible sonic boom on the ground. It’s possible on Overture.
Today, we announced Boomless Cruise, which enables flights up to 50% faster over land.
We demonstrated Boomless Cruise during XB-1’s recent supersonic runs—opening the door to supersonic travel over land.
Learn more: boomsupersonic.com/boomless-…
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>use usage-based platform with no price caps
>"engineer" writes code that logs a petabyte of debug info
>go bankrupt
the modern development cycle, folks
My firebase bill is usually $50/month, but I was surprised to see a ~$70,000 bill in one day.
Now Google is mentioning in 10 days it will be sent to debt collection
Can anyone help??
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this is one of those things where slightly less clueless people taunt clueless people about, saying "do you actually think people at microsoft can't do it? it means it's not that simple"
but no, it really is that simple. the people who made this are incompetent
this is the weirdest error i've ever consistently seen in Windows. what do you mean "couldnt disconnect"??? literally just like.. do it. just stop communicating wdym
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>"browser company"
>look inside
>chromium with extra vulnerabilities sprinkled in
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() is an empty tuple
not makes it True
str turns it into "True"
min of a string returns first char, here it's T
T is 84 in unicode, ord turns it into that
range(84) is an exclusive range, which is [0, 84)
summing up all those numbers gives you 3486
3486 in unicode is ඞ
amogus
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If it's evil,
it's on Vercel.
If it's slop,
it's on Vercel.
If it's slow,
it's on Vercel.
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I'm slowly feeling the urge to become a useful-for-nothing recreational programmer that streams on twitch
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the Steam Deck is hardware that respects user freedoms and runs a 100% open source base OS by default, it is a great device for general mobile computing
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Never made anything when you were <14 award goes to whomever is running this account
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>To get started, we have to download the entire Android source code, which is over 250GiB
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E-Mail sucks ass as a protocol and your less-shittily encoded 26.2MiB of data is inflated into 7-bit ascii encoded text. And 26.2/7*8 is just shy of 30MiB, which is the limit for *most* email servers
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There's nothing rauch won't do for money and underage twinks (yes, I have literal witnesses)
What do you expect from a business that locks people in & marks up Amazon compute 5x?
🇺🇸 🇮🇱 🇦🇷
Enjoyed my discussion with PM Netanyahu on how AI education and literacy will keep our free societies ahead.
We spoke about AI empowering everyone to build software and the importance of ensuring it serves quality and progress.
Optimistic for peace, safety, and greatness for Israel and its neighbors.
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I think the C code I wrote 30 years ago parsing stuff is safe.
I made task manager btw
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If you don't start your ThinkPad up like a manual ignition car, don't be so sure that you're going to make it.
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middling JavaScript developer thinks he can compete with solidworks lmfaooo
not that their code is amazing, but they have an absolute fuckton of it and neither kache or claude is smart enough to write it all
hello solidworks. if you pay me 300 hundred thousand dollars I will stop all development on dingcad. If you don't, the price to take down dingcad will double every three months. I will keep it free and I will target your customer base
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- surely they can't be using electron
- hmm, they use it in the start menu, but surely core system utilities aren't JavaScript
- ...
- fuck
my windows 11 observations so far
- it tries to be linux
- somehow fails to do it
- everything feels slow, draggy, clunky
- the slowness feels like el*ctron
- i hope they aren’t using el*ctron
- i am afraid to search for the answer
- debloat script makes it usable
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Windows failing as an OS to provide a safe and isolated way to install and manage applications has led to the dominance of browsers and has made life on Linux a LOT easier.
I love Microsoft, as they are giving us the Linux desktop.
Really neat development from the unlikely place of gaming peripherals that I appreciate:
Both my mouse (finalmouse) and my keyboard (wooting) don't ship with software but have their entire control panels and firmware upgrade system implemented as websites that use WebUSB.
So much better than shipping random always-on software that needs to be kept up to date. The web always wins.
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If you actually use this and vendor lock yourself to an opaque password hashing function, instead of using an algorithm that has implementations in any language in any environment, you honestly deserve whatever overpriced VC funded bs you'll have to pay for later
Roll your own auth with `Bun.password`
ALT const passwordHash = await bcrypt.hash(password, 10) const passwordHash = await Bun.password.hash(password, { algorithm: `bcrypt`, cost: 10, }) await db.drizzle.insert(users).values({ username, email, @@ -205,7 +207,7 @@ const httpServer = createServer((req, res) => { } const { password: trueHash } = maybeUser userId = maybeUser.id const passwordDoesMatch = await bcrypt.compare( const passwordDoesMatch = await Bun.password.verify(
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This is good.
Apps shouldn't update themselves, your package manager should.
Linux is actually MUCH better thanks to this!
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ANDREW KELLEY (ZIG CREATOR) on Go:
> Go is great if you are an amateur with no taste, like 99% of google employees
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Poor souls who have never left the python mines are thinking a for loop and inferred array types are Python syntax
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the yacine retardset: switch what you are doing every 2 weeks and never achieve anything.
what has this guy even done in technical achievement after dingboard? i can't name a single thing that he has perfected either, including dingboard.
generalists without any specialization are the first to be automated in the "age of AI" btw. specialize.
MONDAY REPORT
I really haven't had that much time with work and a kid but
I am serious about this
Right now; I'm building planter boxes and toys for my kid to get some practice in. The goal is to get a robot arm that crushes june beetles on my wife's basil plant autonomously
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you can either do this or serialize a JSON HTTP response in JavaScript 0.3 times
Test the latest version of Unity6 hair system~😊
sakura-rabbit.fanbox.cc/post…
Come and subscribe to my Fanbox to download this project
#unity6 #shader #realtime #gamedev
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it's shocking to me how many people here throat yacine when he is so obviously retarded
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I wonder when Minecraft will become open source. It's not that far off at this point if every single variable and field is unobfuscated
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San Francisco is when you glue a microphone to a Raspberry Pi Zero and call it "innovation"
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The control of the neural network was promised to Israel 3000 years ago. This is why we need Open Source AI, and I'm glad @Kimi_Moonshot exists and is smoking them.
BREAKING:
Israel is trying to influence ChatGPT and Claude responses through government contracts.
This is the first recorded attempt by a state to influence AI conversation – Haaretz
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“GPT-6 will discover a new science”, says man, who said the exact same thing for the current model,
Sam Altman asks how the world is supposed to think about GPT-6 discovering new science -- a milestone within reach
The breakthroughs could cure disease, but the risks could create new biosecurity threats.
"humanity will adapt, as it always does, until the extraordinary becomes normal"
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So, you have 32 CPU cores in a single CPU? Cool.
Any you're using Linux? Want to see the temperature of each one? Well, you better read the CPU temperature for cores 1, 2, 6, 10, 14, 18, 22, 26, 30, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49.
Good luck!
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there is no previous implementation of what I'm doing or anything that resembles it at all
it sucks having to think
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A C program with an empty main does 834 syscalls (on my platform).
A Zig program with an empty main does 3.
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Hahahahaha. JavaScript developers will serialize JSON in 200ms while gamedevs render the whole screen in 10
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The meme has been updated
The Doomsday Clock is now 89 seconds to midnight, the closest ever to global catastrophe.
Community note
The Doomsday Clock is not based on any objective metrics and is inconsistent with its readings. It is not a reliable indicator of global catastrophe.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doomsday_…
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(it's a webapp)
After 3 years in stealth, Warmwind OS is live.
Most people waste hours bouncing between ChatGPT, Notion, Midjourney & 37 browser tabs.
We built the first AI-native operating system, where one AI uses all your apps to execute full, long term and complex workflows for you while you are sleeping.
It’s like having JARVIS.
It’s like JARVIS - without the Iron Man suit .. but within your Browser.
Community note
Not an OS
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operating
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Posts like these which are {few vague tech related popular slop} + {some anime character, usually an underage girl} are spiritually indian
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fastest, most protocol compliant, platform native and correct terminal ever just released 👀
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Imagine being a GPU manufacturer and being told that you're *not allowed* to integrate support for a certain hdmi version in your gpu driver just because the driver is Free Software
The amdgpu module doesn't support hdmi 2.1 because of this. Fuck HDMI
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A bad, special cased and overly complex solution to a simple problem, rather than a general and widely applicable and thus simpler one.
Top Google job material.
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let me guess. you’re indian. your PFP is a photo of yourself in a group of other indians. you’re from waterloo or some other generic uni. you have “shipper” or “cracked” or “doing things” in your bio. you’re building a SaaS “on the side” with 3 customers who also do the same thing. you “vibe code”. you post slop demos of the stupid shit you build using that same program that everyone else uses. you post photos of yourself at “hackathons” where there are only other indians and asians. you use 😭 and 🙏 religiously. you have a .dev domain.
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in general, MacOS excels at zero things, everything it has is half baked
Windows "just works" way better, is more backwards compatible, actually lets you remove the garbage software, the best Window Management is in Linux, best KVM linking is on Linux (via input-leap), freedom is on Linux, etc
only selling point of macOS is the hardware it comes on
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