Looking forward to day 7 of #AdventOfCode2025 😊 This year, I’m using #Golang to solve the challenges. The problems so far have been fun, with the second part of day 6 being the most challenging one so far.

Reviving a MacBook Pro 13” (2014) 😊 Installation went without problems, first impressions after tweaking and using it for a couple of hours are great! Omarchy is a fun, responsive and visually very pleasing OS: thank you @dhh 👍

🎊 Go 1.25.0 is released! 📝 Release notes: https://t.co/GAKYykNbzA 📦 Download: https://t.co/TsnL5taGSq #golang

New Video Series: Statistics & Data Analysis! https://t.co/YfJTxDeiHn 35 videos, 10 hours: Random sampling, Central limit theorem, Distribution estimation, Method of moments, Maximum likelihood estimation, Hypothesis testing, Monte Carlo sampling, Bayesian statistics, and more!

Announcing molab: a cloud-hosted marimo notebook workspace with link-based sharing. Experiment on AI, ML and data using the world’s best Python (and SQL!) notebook. Launching with examples from @huggingface, @weights_biases, and using @PyTorch https://t.co/YShx51N0Wc

All primary DuckDB clients – Go, Java, Node.js, R, Rust, etc. – have been upgraded to DuckDB v1.3.2.

Way back in 2014 I wrote a blog post "Making and using HTTP Middleware in Go". I decided it was time to give it a bit of love... I've modernized the examples and restructured the post and explanations to (hopefully!) improve it further. https://t.co/vk92prYHmq

I've just finished writing a new blog post "How to manage configuration settings in Go web applications". I talks through patterns for using flags, env vars and config files, and how to pass settings to where they are needed in your application code. https://t.co/yx42jFEosy

Our latest release is **packed** with features — with improvements to interactive dataframes, package management (install extras!), AI chat, and more. 🧵 Here's one: generate code against your dataframes with our improved chat sidebar

I played around a bit with marimo notebooks today and I have to say that I don’t want to go back to regular Jupyter notebooks: what an impressive piece of work, @marimo_io ! This addresses all the quirks of Jupyter notebooks and adds a lot of goodies (sql cells are 🤟). Awesome!

It's a bit overdue, but I finally updated my "Which Go router should I use?" blog post to reflect the `http.ServeMux` changes in Go 1.22. https://t.co/yBu6ie5fT1

🥳 Go 1.24.3 and 1.23.9 are released! 🔒 Security: Includes a security fix for os (CVE-2025-22873). 📢 Announcement: https://t.co/NSlb8YpByl 📦 Download: https://t.co/kdscQdOrVL #golang

This is Mars! 140 million miles away from us!

So thrilled to announce we've released Instant SQL! It's a new interaction pattern for writing SQL queries that provides realtime result previews and deep query inspection & debugging. Bye bye run button 👋 Truly, literally only possible with DuckDB

Understanding Go interfaces: simple tips to write modular, testable code with clear examples on decoupling dependencies. { author: @shrsv23 } #DEVCommunity #GoLang https://t.co/LvgofGCx2L

New blog post by @holanda_pe, @szarnyasg and @gerarvita: DuckDB's CSV Reader and the Pollock Robustness Benchmark – Into the CSV Abyss https://t.co/Z5KsKANfdV

🎊 Go 1.24.2 and 1.23.8 are released! 🔐 Security: Includes a security fix for net/http (CVE-2025-22871). 📣 Announcement: https://t.co/ZvslQsqZmB 📦 Download: https://t.co/SO9mNulAfF #golang

(RTs hugely appreciated) One piece of feedback I receive often is folks want to dig deep into the Go language and most content is only surface level. Over a year ago, I reached out to @func25 as he just kept writing the most amazing deep Go blogs I had ever read (I'll link to

This is how Deno likely will integrate tsgo: Switch between existing tsc and new tsgo stacks with a compile-time flag. cgo interface to TypeScript Host, bound to Rust. Maybe we'll download and dlopen it on demand because it's an extra ~17mb. poc https://t.co/bqPw67G53T

Physics professor discloses in 1 minute the full insight of Quantum Mechanics.