tsv is so much superior to csv. no escaping, no quoting, you can pretty much assume all data is free of tabs, which if it isn't you can easily replace any \t with a regular space. and extremely easy to render even in terminal, just pipe to `column`. parsing becomes literally just.

Asserts, paired with a good type system, can pretty much replace tests in so many projects. Most errors (exceptions that halt execution or incorrect behavior) come from wrong assumptions or uncovered "branches" in code. Here branches doesn't mean just if-elseif-else, but also.

uhhh

a thousand new people spawning every day, all of them destined to watch YouTube Shorts for an eternity.

if each one were 10 seconds that's 880 human lifespans spent each day 👍.

Funny to read this in a 10 year old book

RT @atlanticesque: Without knowing the background, I’d bet you a thousand bucks this has something to do with the chains not meeting some s….

the distinction between LLM knowledge and switching to a search is also too rigid, this is one thing Grok does very in comparison.

one thing that's infuriating about ChatGPT is that when your prompt triggers a search it becomes extremely dumb and stubborn about just providing a web search result, completely ignoring any follow-up questions or changes to what you're asking. how have they still not fixed this.

Trying out Copilot PR reviews on some complex code. Surprisingly not totally useless, spots small mistakes which frees you up to focus on more important things in reviews. The cool thing is it's just one click and you get a review for free, even if not super detailed.

One thing I still haven't understood is why tech journalists seem to. genuinely hate tech?. I don't think this is the case in other industries.

RT @rauchg: Minimum v̶i̶a̶b̶l̶e̶ excellent product.

RT @archtechx: 🦀 The neat thing is how we've implemented this. Maintaining 24 repos would be impossible, so instead we have a custom tool w….

RT @archtechx: 🐙 Tenancy v4 & SaaS boilerplate v2 release is very close!. If you're building a SaaS, make sure you don't miss out on the la….

I'm 100% sure there's a better way to do this, iirc you can e.g. make an image file that has separate versions for light and dark mode, but this works well enough, is simple, and reacts to theme changes within 60 seconds.

One thing that kept bothering me on macOS is that my wallpaper affects the menu bar color, but doesn't change with my computer theme (light/dark mode). I just want it to be white during the day and black at night, changing it by hand sucks, so this little cronjob handles that

while tweeting this I've also just learned I could simply use `gh browse` with the GH CLI however that seems to require a bit more setup and I barely use that tool, the shell alias works in any repo with a standard origin remote

(on Linux it'd be xdg-open instead of open).

not the most elegant code but one shell alias I use all the time is. alias ggh=git remote -v | grep origin | grep fetch | awk -F 'git@' '{print $2}' | awk '{print $1}' | sed 's/:/\//' | xargs printf ' https://%s\n' | xargs open. type that in any repo and it opens in the browser.

RT @archtechx: 🤯 Tenancy v4 will launch with 24 different SaaS boilerplate setups. That is any combination of:.- Jetstream with teams, Jets….