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Idiocracy

Angus: This is a president who says the only constraint on his actions is not Congress, not the courts, not international law, but, quote, “my own morality, my own mind.”

There is no morality in a man accused of being a rapist…

It's brutal. Try antigravity it's night and day different for Gemini

Claude Code usually with the VS Code extension, but sometimes just the CLI. Also often use Gemini CLI for reviews of complex plans.

Me too! Was such an awesome show.

Leading Open Source Teams w/ Daniel Roe In this episode, Daniel Roe, Lead Maintainer of the Nuxt framework, discusses his journey from studying law and theology to leading a major open-source framework. He explains Nuxt's unique governance…

How do you lead 1,000 open source contributors without burnout?

@danielroe.dev ( @nuxt.com lead ) shares his playbook: LLM-powered triage, open office hours, and governance with actual checks and balances.

New Software is a Team Sport episode 👇

youtu.be/KzRL-b6dXAI

I'll definitely look there when/if I see them tomorrow. I had switched back because of folding (didn't realize how much I used it until it was gone), but seeing that you closed that I'll switch to tsgo again.

Most of what I work on (GitLens) is open source.

Can do this with Node and Deno too. Having the LSP be in node is great for running it on the web though

How best to report one-off issues? I'm on Windows too and get a lot of random notifications about different failures but not sure what causes them and they come and go.

Is there a log or something that would help?

In my mind "vibe coded" is if you don't care about or are never going to look at the code.

Hopefully, yeah

Best of luck!

Would also love a related Object.hasKeys() so you can avoid a full iteration of the keys to get the count. Since I've rarely actually wanted the count, but wanted to know if there were any keys often.

GitLens hit a milestone that shows what happens when you solve real problems for developers.

We started with a simple idea: make Git history visual, intuitive, and actually useful inside VS Code. Eight years later, developers have spoken.

Thanks for trusting us with your Git workflow. 🙌

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I’d like to take the moderate path, because I’m a history major and I know what the alternatives are.

Might, is doing a lot in that sentence

This is what democracy looks like. #NoKings

😍 Boston, you are beautiful. #NoKings

No Kings in Worcester

NO FUCKING KINGS.

Ugh, open source strikes again. Really sorry to see this but also not surprised. While I love open source, it really is "all take, no give" as you said.

Congrats!

Congrats!

Yeah uses a mix of GitHub (and Azure for Azure repos) apis and local storage downloads of the tar of the tip of the repo to provide fast code search.

Visual Studio Code for the Web Build with Visual Studio Code, anywhere, anytime, entirely in your browser.

Glad you like it. I'm still thrilled that I was able to make that happen while I was on the vscode team. It also is what powers vscode.dev and github.dev.

Dr. Jane Goodall filmed an interview with Netflix in March 2025 that she understood would only be released after her death.