Introducing Glyph Protocol for Terminals.
Every TUI, prompt, and editor today assumes you've installed a Font somewhere, then silently fails.
Glyph Protocol allows applications register vector glyphs, and can query whether a codepoint is already covered.
rapha.land/introducing-...
The world will be a better place in the day DNS propagates immediately.
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I’ve been using it as my secondary editor for about year.
About a month ago I adopted it as my primary editor.
Loving it! Miss a few features, but I hope it’ll eventually get there.
Don't be too attached to the number. We got 2TB because that's sufficient for us today, but I'm sure they would raise it further once needed.
The point is they decided to support us to help Open Source. The free plan wasn't been enough for us, but we got it covered.
You people really like downloading our DEB, RPM and APK packages.
Cloudsmith was really generous and raised our bandwidth to 2 TB / month to cover our needs.
Thank you Cloudsmith! 👏
Zelda: Breath of the Wild is exceptionally good.
Thank you!
Task is 9 years old today!
25k+ open-source applications run on Bubble Tea, Lip Gloss, and Bubbles.
Now: time for v2!
charm.land/blog/v2/
Give it a try. I do think that Gemini is superior.
I’ve been preferring Gemini to ChatGPT recently for general purpose use. Pretty good results.
Google has done a great job to catch up.
We have released good stuff this weekend, and that includes shipping the second most 👍ed feature request of all time.
On this blog post, @vmaerten.bsky.social introduces the new `if:` condition, and also the ability to prompt required variables at runtime!
taskfile.dev/blog/if-and-...
Programming is 2/3 dealing with the non-happy path.
Have you tried Crush?
We even released optimizations this week to keep it under 100mb when idle.
github.com/charmbracele...
Gophers, 30min countdown for stream #63! 😎
Join @goinggo.net & @kenriquezcodes.bsky.social with their special guests as they go live at 11am EST!
📽️ Today's stream link: youtube.com/live/Y0PWf8L...
#golang #Livestream #SoftwareDesign
Wireless Xbox with the official adapter. It has been a year or so until I tried, though.
Exactly. I had issues with controllers. Had to give up. I didn’t know it would work with wired. But I play on TV, so wired might not work for me.
So sad they abandoned it. No next-gen port. Broken PC version. Would love a Switch 2 port as well.
Being both a Ruby and Go enthusiast, I’m happy to see this come to life!
Finally, www.ruby-lang.org/en/ has a new design.
v3.46 is out! 🚀
* `failfast` for better control on dependencies
* Better `--summary`
* Better `--init`
* Better completions
* More advancements on remote Taskfiles experiment
* Lots of bug fixes 🐛
Have a wonderful end of year! ✝️🎄🎁🎆
github.com/go-task/task...
Are we going to get an analysis on the RDR1 update?
After years, I just discovered that @fastmail.com supports templates 😄
www.fastmail.help/hc/en-us/art...
One thing I been working on this year is to put proper value on myself and my time/investment into things. It’s easy to say yes to everything but I’ve certainly felt taken for granted too many times. So do a bit less but overall feel more accomplished and appreciated.
“The Green Tea Garbage Collector” by Michael Knyszek and Austin Clements — https://go.dev/blog/greenteagc
#golang
Thanks, I might take a look!
I work remotely as a (non-game) dev myself, but I think in the game dev industry that should be more difficult indeed. You’d need special equipment: expensive GPUs, console dev kits, etc. I can see why it’s a challenge to transition suddenly.
