The rice farmer weeps during dry season

Thanks for sharing! You got into my for you feed and I’m in the same boat as you, wow

but I suspect they have a very different problem space which I suspect I won’t appreciate as much. Anyways, usually don’t comment on posts but this was really really well done so I wanted to leave a note

This is one of the most awesome posts I’ve read in a while. Actually incredible. The motivation is so clear. I’ve never really been sold on atproto, I joined bsky because the community was better over here, but wow now I’m sold. Need to do more research on activitypub and friends to get perspective

Project Hail Mary is awesome, just finished the book, super excited to watch the movie

Wait is this about politics or is this just a funny post

Quite a long thread and I'll admit I've only skimmed it. I was once suspended from GitHub a few years back (for actual wrongdoing, it was my bad), and after sending an honest plea to GitHub support they reinstated my account. That's probably your best shot, unfortunately.

Following to get the update lol

gave a little, wishing for the best for you and your brother

You love to see the QoL features

I read this interesting blog post recently that has a sane take on this, thought I would share:

apenwarr.ca/log/20260316

Don’t judge the post by the title 🙏

wtfrick there’s no way??? its that bad?

Don't mean to get into a debate but Anthropic famously charges really high rates on their API compared to other model providers (Google, OpenAI, etc). This makes me lean towards believing that there is some truth to their statements.

It’s 11 so far actually

By my count, 11 people have left or been let go (Luca, Phil, John, William, Jo, David, Marvin, Satya, Yoshiya, Felipe, and Nayeem at least)

five now, oof

youraislopbores.me conversation where I say "hello", the ai responds very enthusiastically, and then I ask for a horse picture and they draw a delightful horse

This site is awesome

Announcing npmx: a fast, modern browser for the npm registry Today we're releasing the alpha of npmx.dev – a fast, modern browser for the npm registry, built in the open by a growing community.

npmx is now in alpha: this is our story, as told by our team and friends

wtfrick how did you do that

This is awesome!!!

This is awesome! Been following progress over the last little bit on this, are you planning on doing waves like this or what's the purpose in-game?

It’s being cooked up!

is-odd page with warning about being redundant

One step ahead of you

Secret... or send a message to @patak.dev if you want to join the community!

GitHub - es-tooling/module-replacements: A manifest of JS modules and their more modern/active replacements A manifest of JS modules and their more modern/active replacements - es-tooling/module-replacements

Yeah! There's a nice package we use here: github.com/es-tooling/m.... It not only has the list of packages and their alternatives but sometimes even full markdown pages with tradeoffs.

The new website's page for the 'is-even' package, with a warning flagging it as unnecessary.

The better npm site got warnings on packages that should be avoided yesterday.

Big thanks to the @e18e.dev community for making that easy!

Just saw that this picture is using llvmpipe – I assume one of the big blockers is no one reverse engineering the M3 gpu?

That's awesome! I heard a month or so ago that M3 was getting somewhere but I had no idea it would happen so fast. What were the missing components?

In this case, I suspect the answer is "humans are a lot less energy/water efficient per unit labor than claude code" (for the tasks that claude code can solve)

Thanks for the response! Not trying to say at all that "you didn't cover X", I really love your posts and wanted to hear your take. I think a fairer comparison for coding agents would be "how many human hours would it take to do the same and how much water/energy would that have required"