Just shipped Versus Type, a realtime PvP typing racer. > open source > live cursors, progress, chat > solo mode > matchmaking (quick play) > stats view > no sign-up required

BOYYSSS!! I wrote a little blog on "Why Instagram is Lying to you, and you'll love em" I also integrated an interactive demo to make it easier to understand. Muahh https://t.co/4P4t1pJll8

Just completed this masterpiece. Portal Revolution is literally Portal 2.5

Nothing is more fun penetrating your friend's project. (with consent ofc) Burp Suite is awesome.

Bash also autocompletes remote paths by default, but not generic URI schemes like `scp://...`

ZSH can autocomplete remote paths too? WHAT

Endsems are here. College gonna create another whole in my commit heatmap 😔

Fun fact: The backend tracks the server load (event loop delay), and when it spikes, it dynamically increases the 'no. of keystrokes per request/message'. And when it's low and stable, it decreases it. So basically the size of keystrokes batch per event is adaptive. Is this

Caddy is my new love. It makes reverse proxying and handling certs so easy.

My friend told me to make it responsive. I thought it won't be that hard. (fun fact: it was. Had to rework the cursor positioning math)

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Tried out mosh, it's basically ssh, but with optimistic updates, and switches to UDP after initial connection. Completely blows ssh for not-so-stable connections. This is my default way to ssh into my VM now.

An advantage of having a different tmux prefix is that you can SSH into a VM, start a nested session, and control both your local and the VM with different prefix keys.

Just setup an Azure VM with Ubuntu LTS. Idle ram usage is 600+mb. Bruh WHY TF is snapd installed. Could only decrease usage by 100mb.

I forgot that when fetching in RSCs, rate limiting by IP in a separate backend is self throttling since all those request come from the same server IP. So I did auth(userId) based rate limiting instead. Could've forwarded the client IP in the request, but IP rate limiting sucks

markdown todo for solo project management >>>>>

Stress testing my socket server. Event loop goes brrr

Built a platform where users can visually create their database schemas using ER diagrams with features like - Collaborating with friends to create schemas - AI assistance to generate schemas - Export code for the generated schema use it here https://t.co/TBZ04LMWvM

HOW TF did nobody tell me `finally()` exists for promises? No more duplicated cleanup logic now.