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they have finally fixed gemini in workspace
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Pete Hunt 🚁 retweeted
if you're scared you might be affected by this "Mini Shai Halud" I made a quick song thats lists all the packages that were affected, so you can keep working and just listen for any packages you use. suno.com/song/02449e70-1f4d-…
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Do yourself a favor and mute this astroturfed shit
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new claude code loading screen leaked
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it's 2026 and i'm (well, codex is) still dealing with cjs vs esm issues in the nodejs ecosystem. what a bummer. might be time to jump ship to bun finally
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Was anyone else underwhelmed by Claude cowork?
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polsia is definitely the best ai startup name so far
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Pete Hunt 🚁 retweeted
I’m bullish on Google for many reasons. One simple example is this feature that we wanted to ship 10 years ago but was constantly blocked by lawyers. Google is maybe finally in wartime mode.
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Remember sandboxes?
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200ktok ought to be enough for anybody
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Pete Hunt 🚁 retweeted
This is a monumental release: Concurrent Writes are finally here. When we started Turso more than a year ago, we asked a large number of people what is the thing that SQLite lacked but they wanted to see the most. The result was overwhelming: Concurrent Writes. It is not an easy feature to build: the whole database needs to be able to support MVCC (Multi-Version Concurrency Control). But it possible and doable because we have a full rewrite from a blank slate, and a great and reliable foundation of deterministic testing with both @AntithesisHQ and our own simulator. MVCC is now no longer experimental and will enter a short beta period (which we do for all features) before we call it GA. But that's not the only AMAZING thing in this release: SQLite is known to be a very permissive database. Types are suggestions. Turso now not only support STRICT tables, but comes with a type system including the ability to create your own types with the CREATE TYPE statement. Turso is SQLite reimagined for the age of AI. And it is hard to think of something more important and more overwhelmingly victorious than types. For the full changelog and goodies, see the post below!
Turso 0.5.0 is now out! ⚡ Concurrent writes is now beta 🔍 Full-text search with Tantivy 🔒 STRICT mode stable user-defined types Big thanks to the 50 people who contributed over 3,000 commits into this release! turso.tech/blog/turso-0.5.0
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most important thing you can do to avoid ai psychosis (which is running rampant) is disable memory/personalization in chatgpt and claude. "you're absolutely right!"-style glazing has been replaced by something much more subtle and long term
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Only 2 types of engineers. The ones that run away from unpleasant integration problems and the ones that run towards them.
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if you don't care whether your email gets delivered or not then yeah i guess email is an open protocol
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Remember Ralph loops
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chatgpt just fixed my boilers trades aren't safe either!
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Pete Hunt 🚁 retweeted
Massive new Replit feature just dropped. @amasad and I sit down to discuss React and announce full end to end mobile development in Replit. Build and ship native apps to the App Store - all from inside of Replit.
AI builds web apps well. Mobile apps have been harder. Now, the inventor of React (the technology that AI uses to build apps), has a new announcement.
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Pete Hunt 🚁 retweeted
Listen to the full episode with @DarinPope, @floydophone and @vfarcic at devopsparadox.com/episodes/t…
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the other day someone tried the "beautify slides" feature in google slides for our company KPI meeting and it changed all of the numbers in our dashboard screenshots
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