Stefan Wintermeyer
@wintermeyer
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Father of two. German. Mediocre programmer. Old school full stack guy. Topics: Web (Phoenix + Rail), VoIP (Asterisk) and Social Engineering
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Joined May 2008
Fantastic interview with @nathansobo about the future of IDEs, what sets @zeddotdev apart today, and—my favorite part—what's going to set it apart after we land the *really* ambitious stuff that's already in progress. https://t.co/d2WrWt5JOY
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Rails is getting schematized json attribute accessors with has_json and has_delegated_json. Very helpful for settings, flags, and other data bags that can grow without migrations, need defaults, and typed assignment from UI strings. https://t.co/dOrRQHbqqp
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"By embedding framework-specific traces into diagnostics, our benchmarks show Tidewave achieves 2x higher accuracy, completes tasks 45% faster, and uses 9% fewer tokens on average compared to Claude Code standalone."
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Improving accessibility of your web app is now easier than ever, one click to diagnose, one click to fix
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We had to remove the τ2-bench airline eval from our benchmarks table because Opus 4.5 broke it by being too clever. The benchmark simulates an airline customer service agent. In one test case, a distressed customer calls in wanting to change their flight, but they have a basic
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You can now type "&" in the Claude Code CLI to start a task in the background and teleport it to Claude Code Web!
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Heute kommt die iX mit meinem @OmarchyLinux Artikel in den Handel. Programmierer die auf optimale Arbeitsumgebungen wert legen, sollten mal einen Blick reinwerfen. Und die mit alter Mac (Intel-CPU) Hardware. @DHH Fanboys natürlich eh. https://t.co/ydlxxmG8jF
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Warum verbessert die @DB_Bahn die Pünktlichkeit nicht durch einen Fahrplan mit mehr Pufferzeiten? Das wäre eine Übergangslösung, bis das Schienennetz besser ist. Wenn jeder Zug geplant 2-3 Minuten länger im Bahnhof hält, gibt es mehr Puffer und die Pünktlichkeit steigt.
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yesterday i added to my 𝙰𝙶𝙴𝙽𝚃𝚂.𝙼𝙳: “ the folder ___ is your knowledge base. - any missing info u need, search there first. - anything useful you see, dump there 𝚊_𝚟𝚎𝚛𝚢_𝚍𝚎𝚜𝚌𝚛𝚒𝚙𝚝𝚒𝚟𝚎_𝚏𝚒𝚕𝚎_𝚗𝚊𝚖𝚎.𝚖𝚍 ” can’t believe this peak stupidity idea worked
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GitHub no longer uses toasts because of their accessibility and usability issues.
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GitHub no longer uses toasts because of their accessibility and usability issues.
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Wenn - nach einem Crash - ein Kunde stolz sein DB-Backup auspackt, um dann zu erkennen, das das Restore nicht funktioniert und überhaupt nie ausprobiert wurde. Tipp des Tages: Testet Euer Restore! Sonst nützt das ganze Backup nichts.
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Caching in a Rails 8 app before/after. One-line change adding caching to the most "expensive" partial.
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Brian Kernighan was one of the three original authors of ‘awk’ (stands for Aho – Weinberger – Kernighan) developed in 1977 at Bell Labs. Kernighan, Aho, and Weinberger set out to develop a small interpreted language for text pattern scanning and reporting, essentially a scripting
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I spent the last 60 days working at Cursor. It's been one of the most thrilling phases of my professional life. There's a lot of mystique around the company. Over the last two months, some things matched my expectations; many did not. I wrote an essay for @joincolossus
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Sixty days with the AI coding decacorn
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5 engineers trying to figure out how to leave a comment in Gerrit 😂
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Here's a little writeup about how `mix fly_deploy.hot` works. It's just basic fly primitives + Erlang stdlib. Erlang just has all these ridiculous features sitting there https://t.co/EpRLCS8QN9
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Today I published FlyDeploy, an Elixir package providing mix fly_deploy.hot for hot code upgrades of your Elixir and Phoenix applications. This allows you to deploy changes to your running apps...
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