git hygiene when you have no stakeholders

RT @jack15032: Self-reference

Why tf aren't they using meeting UUIDs?.

The fact that Zoom uses the same URL for every meeting a user has is an insane attack vector. You can just show up to any meeting by naming your account Otter Assistant or Granola and waiting for someone to let you (or your bot) in.

RT @DanStepanov: Tune in for shenanigans with me, @mrousavy, @grabbou, @gorhom, and @danscan

If shitcoin creators had like 40 more IQ points there’d be a proliferation or shitlangs.

For end-user auth, JWTs. For API auth, JWTs signed with self-issued JWKs.

Making a SQL->AST->SQL parser/formatter for SQLite3 is **insanely** hard. I created one that wraps Datafusion's sqlparser-rs crate last night, but it still fails 40% of the official test suite. Time to wrap SQLite's official parse.c 😅.

I’m about to drop a codebase that has more lines of TS types than source code.

Guy who thinks v4.0.0 comes next after v3.9.9.

👀 @becomingandrea.

And if you think by “dependency graphs” I mean something like package.json, you’re doing it again.

If you have a working understanding of CPU ISAs, data structures, O-complexity, causality, dependency graphs and latency, you can reason about the full breadth of what’s possible to compute. Don’t think about computing in terms of proper nouns.

Being able to reason bottom-up gives you the most agency and enables you to invent. Reasoning top-down on the basis of tech stacks means you always live in someone else’s world.

Prefer strong fundamentals over specific technologies. For example, aim for a working grasp CPU ISAs, structs like b-trees that back dbs, causality, dependency trees and latency. That way you can infer what you need from your stack, and you’ll know where to find it.

Exactly what I wanted to ask, thanks meta

Supabase vs Planetscale is today's Meta vs OpenAI.

alright fine

had to nope out. y'all are nasty 🤧

- type-safety: server method handlers now accept the *output type* of the params schema so your types correctly reflect defaults/transforms.