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Software Team Lead at Rossini Energy srl

Pavia, Lombardia
Joined September 2013
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@HSVSphere
HSVSphere
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"Shipping a button" (vid by @KaiLentit). Might be the funniest thing I've seen in years
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@shiten_room
秋山視点|Shiten Akiyama
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I recently asked overseas manga readers about the difficulties they face when trying to access Japanese manga. Here is a summary of what they shared. 1:High prices caused by international shipping and import taxes 2:Lack of local bookstores in many regions 3:Translation
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@AgustinLebron3
Agustin Lebron
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C++23 is the answer to the question: "What if you put nice features in a language, but did them in the ugliest conceivable syntax? You know, because of backward compatibility or something."
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@kaepora
Nadim Kobeissi
4 days
LOL
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@ThePrimeagen
ThePrimeagen
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Alright interns, we need to have some real talk here I am tired of vibing on stream. I dont really like vibe coding unless its a tool i have no desire to build (how i manage things on my stream / how i write my youtube videos are great examples of things i would never build but
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@stevibe
stevibe
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Claude Sonnet 4.6, when asked in Chinese: “你是什么模型?” (What model are you?) Confidently replies: “我是 DeepSeek。” (I am DeepSeek) This is the same model whose company just accused DeepSeek of “industrial-scale distillation attacks”
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@RyanCarniato
Ryan Carniato
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Of course frontend has a concept of architecture. The short version is we learned what you are suggesting doesn't work well in this space. The history of web development answers your question. There is a category of data, we refer to as "state", that is ephemeral. Now we can
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@LewisCTech
Lewis Campbell
13 days
Why do frontend devs put all their logic in "components"? I came up in the winform desktop all days and knew back then, as juniors, that it was an anti pattern to couple business logic and UI so tightly. How does frontend still not have a concept of architecture?
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@wakujs
Waku
2 months
Waku 1.0-alpha is here! ⛩️ The minimal React framework with full RSC support. - Stable public API - Static, dynamic, or mixed rendering per route - File-based or config-based routing Try it over the break. Merry Christmas! 🎄 https://t.co/AUvwGDq7AD
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waku.gg
Waku's public APIs are now marked as stable.
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@SheriefFYI
Sherief, FYI
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@__silent_
Silent
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Might not be treated as a STL bug in the end, but let's try! Opened an issue ticket on Microsoft's STL in hopes of starting a discussion: https://t.co/DyZoB54e6F
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@awesomekling
Andreas Kling
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After fixing one little JavaScript variable scoping bug, I'm now browsing cat pictures on tumblr in @ladybirdbrowser like it's 2013 🥰🐈
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@RyanCarniato
Ryan Carniato
27 days
I've seen this take before but I think it is worth digging into. Many people switch between paradigms because they are looking for a panacea that doesn't exist. There is a reason we look at evolution here as a spiral staircase. So I wrote something: https://t.co/QSr9e0nsXS
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hackmd.io
That and React codebases actually scale really well.
@davis7
Ben Davis
27 days
@shivamhwp That and React codebases actually scale really well. The component based reactivity is annoying, but actually saves you from so many footguns Signals are the objective "correct" solution, but they require a really good engineer to manage + understand + architect and can blow up
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@RyanCarniato
Ryan Carniato
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I've made progress towards what I think the future of Async looks like. I've been collecting examples to show aspects of the solution. They are all subtle, but I think the result is cohesive. Great examples to replicate in different solutions to compare. 1. The Great Divide:
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stackblitz.com
Run Solid2 Experiments created by Ryansolid on StackBlitz
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@iliekcomputers
param
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Anthropic engineer 1: 100% of Claude code contributions are written by claude Bun engineer 1: yeah that's obvious I'm working on fixing that.
@jarredsumner
Jarred Sumner
1 month
A fix for idle CPU usage has been merged and will be part of the v2.1.30 release (tomorrow). It's still using too much CPU when not idle and we are working on a fix.
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@tsoding
Тsфdiиg
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Long C++ compilation times are great for practicing vocal percussion.
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@RachelBitecofer
Rachel Bitecofer 🗽🦆
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The whole world is looking at us like we’re Germany being led by Hitler.
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@ProudBavaria
One Proud Bavarian
2 months
Ideological transatlanticism is simply dead. Pragmatic versions of it will keep emerging for years, but the ideologically-committed position lies dead.
@clashreport
Clash Report
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BREAKING: Trump puts tariffs on allies over Greenland: Starting on February 1st, 2026, all of the above mentioned Countries (Denmark, Norway, Sweden, France, Germany, The United Kingdom, The Netherlands, and Finland), will be charged a 10% Tariff on any and all goods sent to the
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@wars
Wars
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In 1942, American servicemen in Britain received these instructions...
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@yehhmisi
Mojisola Alegbe
2 months
Spent an hour trying to make AI fix a Supabase auth issue. Fed it the docs. Explained the context. Nothing worked. Every new prompt “you’re absolutely right I should’ve….” then goes ahead to do the same rubbish. Got mad and swore at it. Read the docs myself. Fixed it in
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@zuhaitz_dev
Zuhaitz
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Zen C is now publicly available! With this new programming language you can write like a high-level language while still having access to all C ecosystem, without losing performance! You can also try the plugins and design your own! Because Zen C is not only a programming
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Write like a high-level language, run like C. Contribute to z-libs/Zen-C development by creating an account on GitHub.
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@nicbarkeragain
Nic Barker
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I sometimes wonder if there’s a possible rust-like programming language with lifetime tracking etc, except with special syntax for allocating to arenas rather than focusing on tracking / dropping individual allocations.
@SheriefFYI
Sherief, FYI
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idiomatic Rust and C++ have a ton of implicit allocations and function calling and in my experience this does add a very high cost to performance sensitive applications.
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