@LukasHozda @Malix_Labs Howdy par'dner, you've earned yourself a piece a'holsterin! Ok, I can try. So I am using V because: 1. LLMs have no idea what it is, so it would piss off the non-AI assistant challenged. 2. It's not Rust, so it'll make them go crying to the UN that someone mean created a new

Even more important than stars: it’s in 23k+ open source projects at companies like NVIDIA, GitHub and AWS, with many more implementations in closed source ✌️

https://t.co/jh1dFf2JQk in case anyone wanted a written down source explaining the issue that we all face day to day

DHH the latest Omarchy update has broken screen recording :<

project petal's file picker input field's virtual cursor fade blinks but now properly interacts with mutli or single width characters! :3

It is honestly very cool seeing Bubble Tea stand up and perform like this. Solid execution by Weights & Biases too

it's been a long time since i've seen hype around crypto and web3. wasn't that supposed to be the future of tech?

https://t.co/Y9VFkrZUpm

I wanted to make all these Steve Jobs puns, but it was getting too weird. Anyway, this is a big one. Basically, Crush lets LLMs do all kinds of really interesting things in parallel, far beyond coding. If you’re playing with infra I’d definitely give this a look.

Hi everyone, Grand Theft Auto VI will now release on Thursday, November 19, 2026. We are sorry for adding additional time to what we realize has been a long wait, but these extra months will allow us to finish the game with the level of polish you have come to expect and

obligatory annual reveal of the source of my banner image https://t.co/b0NrWe1vWK

this feels like a bad idea, but maybe having defers in loops previously was always a bad idea anyway https://t.co/CBBN2RZ5l9

right this is a bit tidier, like this:

btw I haven't done this part yet, but in this example this is necessary for rendering a single line of text in different colours, but the parts that make up the line are dynamic/non-deterministic.

does anyone understand what I'm on about re: offsetting so further paints/draws are done relative to the current total offset stack? if you've ever done graphics render programming I think this should be clear, but lmk.

I've made the petal project public on a brand new branch within Lilly. https://t.co/3DLAFTKCOD

"async done right" and it doesn't do cancellation properly, still doesn't let you hold, manually implement and poll coroutines granularly they want all-async rust (with coercion to sync fns if 0 await points) functions but can't realize it

every time I talk about my engine with devs that used @unity their whole life I always get the same reaction: 1 - they don't believe one person can build an engine that surpasses it and 2 - even if they could, it must result in tech that is "too hard" to use this used to

90% of the the Fil-C criticism

will probably write a blog post or two about it, but I've created a TUI library called "bobatea", designed as a similar lib as bubbletea from the Go ecosystem but for V. I've started using this to re-write Lilly (my editor) from the ground up, codename "project petal".