In a world dominated by robots, I'd probably have more friends. 🌱 šŸ³ļøā€šŸŒˆ

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Loris retweeted
Jun 13
Public apology to the world: it was me. I used Fable to generate codama renderers for Lua, PHP, Ruby, and Python. The government has now sunset Fable. I understand their decision. @solana powers were never meant to be PHP. Repo links below
The US government, citing national security authorities, has issued an export control directive to suspend all access to Fable 5 and Mythos 5 by any foreign national, whether inside or outside the United States, including foreign national Anthropic employees. The net effect of this order is that we must abruptly disable Fable 5 and Mythos 5 for all our customers to ensure compliance. Access to all other Claude models is not affected. We apologize for this disruption to our customers. We believe this is a misunderstanding and are working to restore access as soon as possible. Read our full statement: anthropic.com/news/fable-myt…
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Loris retweeted
May 15
Solana Kit 6.9 is out. This version adds fixed-point number support and a first-class Sol type. Exact decimal and binary math in JS for token balances, prices, anywhere rounding errors are unacceptable. Plus more shipped in this release šŸ‘‡
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In the age of AI slop, some of us are still making things by hand, I promise ā¤ļø Octocat for the new GitHub Copilot App was modeled, rigged, and animated in Blender...
May 14
Cooking up something new šŸ§‘ā€šŸ³ Join the waitlist for early access to technical preview of the GitHub Copilot app šŸ‘‡ gh.io/github-copilot-app?utm…
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Are you using Kit plugins? If not, you really should be. Plugins (and plugin clients) enable interoperability among JS clients, allowing them to seamlessly work with different Solana programs and tools. Just load a program and send a transaction in two lines — auto PDA derivation, no manual serialization. This is a nice improvement to the Solana Kit developer experience (more on the way). Kit Plugins: github.com/anza-xyz/kit-plug… Also added to our Solana Development Skill šŸ‘‡
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Soonā„¢ (This transaction was sent with Kit)
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Human: biological token-generator with sensors.
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I heard about Bad Bunny for the first time two days ago in a crossword. Am I old now?
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Here’s why good internal corporate comms matters so much. Because even if you believe we shouldn’t bring our ā€˜whole selves’ to work (I’m one of these people) you cannot divorce someone from what makes them human, which is greatly influenced by the other 16 hours they’re not at work. On the near-zero chance everyone’s politics are aligned, you still cannot control a world that is scary, divisive or shocking outside your office walls, and you can’t control the way that someone feels. Period. Acting like nothing is happening in your employees’ lives is only insulting their intelligence and asking for their success operating inside a farce. Interesting how so many organizations in the Valley were so active during our last election and now telling their employees they ā€œdon’t do politicsā€ at work. This doesn’t mean your employees expect or deserve a stance on every issue- but providing space for those who want to support each other, or simply acknowledging they have the room to be a human, prevents the vacuum from taking over. Goes a lot further than you think.
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Loris retweeted
Jan 18
experimented a bit with solana kit plugins this weekend, and they are really cool! excited to see ended up making ones for: - transaction building - local validator management - initializing test token mints so a simple test with local test validator looks something like this
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Umi was designed (by me at Metaplex) to solve a JS compatibility problem at the time. We were in a phase of uncertainty between web3.js and (what was at the time) an ongoing web3.js v2 rewrite. To solve this, Umi offered a set of interfaces such that switching from one to another would be just as easy as offering a new set of implementations for these interfaces. I naively expected people to use Umi as their main framework and no longer worry about the web3.js v1 or v2 underneath. The reality is that devs reasonably ended up using Umi mostly for Metaplex related tasks whilst keeping the rest of their stack the same. This meant people’s code base now contained a duality of type definitions for the exact same concepts and had to keep converting them back and forth. Kit took a different approach by not positioning itself as an opinionated framework with bells and whistles but as a vast toolkit that provides the foundational type system for working with Solana concepts in JavaScript. When we released it, we fully expected opinionated frameworks to emerge from it — with the added benefit that now all these frameworks would rely on the same types. We were trying to promote a healthy variety of opinions maintained by different teams in the ecosystem. However, a year later web3.js is still in the picture. We work closely with the Solana Foundation devrel team which is working on some great Kit-based frameworks (s/o to Gui and Cat there). That’s by working with them that we realised Kit would greatly benefit from a simple modular plugin system. It would not only make it easy for framework developers but also improve the developer experience of vanilla Kit. At the end of the day, no matter how many teams you talk with or how many community events you organise, you can never predict how a library is going to be received until it’s out there. I do believe Kit is an incredible piece of software and many JavaScript developers would agree. We’ve just got a bit more work to do to make this opinion less controversial.
It's hard to see why people who like Umi wouldn't like Kit. The way I see it, Kit is what Umi wanted to be but never became. I wish people could set their ego/tribalism aside and judge these things in good faith.
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We’re working on some abstraction layer on top of Kit called Kit plugins. They’ll allow you to build web3.js-like clients with only the features you need with some sensible default presets. I’m hoping this will go a long way to improve the Kit developer experience. ā˜ŗļø
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24 Dec 2025
Yay! Finally someone notices the power of Instruction Plans! šŸ™Œ Wait until Codama generates Instruction Plan helpers. 🤯
Another really cool feature of the @solana kit šŸ‘‰ instruction plans If you understand this, you will be able to execute tasks with multiple instructions more efficiently. Check out my deep dive or the official docs šŸ‘‡
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23 Dec 2025
Please understand that lazy AI usage is disrespectful to maintainers.
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Loris retweeted
21 Dec 2025
Sorry to state the obvious, but a token based on Kit is not fucking legit lol šŸ¤¦ā€ā™‚ļø
Seems legit $KIT Also the guy that made the video about Kit the fox is followed by @solana, @rajgokal and @toly AZhedEVBLprun552c7ZaApFdt4Pn23DVGastdxvipump x.com/HeyAndyS/status/200221…
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16 Dec 2025
I can’t help but feel saddened by the latest ā€œlet’s move BP out of Londonā€ tweets. Not just because London has so much to offer, or because the UK FUD dominating this platform is tinfoil-hat nonsense, or because of the lack of respect for the organisers that worked hard to secure this great venue, but also because I literally watched everyone enjoy themselves this year at a BP location I am legally not entitled to visit due to my sexuality. In fact many of the Solana queer community missed BP this year. Yet we quietly accepted the situation and respected the decision to target this area of the world. Perhaps we could extend the same grace to London next year.
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Loris retweeted
25 Nov 2025
now you can generate Codama IDL from Rust programs with `codama-rs` added a CLI so it’s one command instead of copy-paste rituals @lorismatic
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