Kenton Vizdos
@kv.codes
%q is game changer in very unique situations
November 11, 2025 at 2:24 AM
%q is game changer in very unique situations
I saw you’re post on self hosting Reddit, seems to have done well!! Congrats!
October 31, 2025 at 2:53 PM
I saw you’re post on self hosting Reddit, seems to have done well!! Congrats!
welcome to the dark side 😇
October 18, 2025 at 10:16 PM
welcome to the dark side 😇
I’d guess it’s people asking “what’s Bruno?” when they see it 😅
September 26, 2025 at 1:40 PM
I’d guess it’s people asking “what’s Bruno?” when they see it 😅
0 OpenAPI and a few comments 🫡
September 7, 2025 at 6:52 PM
0 OpenAPI and a few comments 🫡
try out just files next!
make has a ton of useful stuff for detecting build changes, but with go, it’s not *as* big of a concern, so more simplistic justfiles work really well imo
make has a ton of useful stuff for detecting build changes, but with go, it’s not *as* big of a concern, so more simplistic justfiles work really well imo
August 2, 2025 at 3:33 PM
try out just files next!
make has a ton of useful stuff for detecting build changes, but with go, it’s not *as* big of a concern, so more simplistic justfiles work really well imo
make has a ton of useful stuff for detecting build changes, but with go, it’s not *as* big of a concern, so more simplistic justfiles work really well imo
Charge for an API Key.
Devs can scrape, at least an API key you can track usage and charge appropriately 😉
Devs can scrape, at least an API key you can track usage and charge appropriately 😉
July 24, 2025 at 10:39 PM
Charge for an API Key.
Devs can scrape, at least an API key you can track usage and charge appropriately 😉
Devs can scrape, at least an API key you can track usage and charge appropriately 😉
Honestly dunno, I haven’t used either enough! 😅 I like the hands-on-code bit of motion canvas, though.
July 10, 2025 at 11:30 PM
Honestly dunno, I haven’t used either enough! 😅 I like the hands-on-code bit of motion canvas, though.
Quite nice! I’ve always been curious about how to make those nice lines between things.. how are you making that happen?
Is it a chart?
Is it a chart?
July 10, 2025 at 11:29 PM
Quite nice! I’ve always been curious about how to make those nice lines between things.. how are you making that happen?
Is it a chart?
Is it a chart?
ah yes, the big conundrum of using Snappify or code it up in motion canvas 😩
July 9, 2025 at 10:42 PM
ah yes, the big conundrum of using Snappify or code it up in motion canvas 😩
Correlation events, because why not! 🤩
“What caused that massive spike in downloads? Oh, a spike in Bluesky refereed downloads that day”
“What caused that massive spike in downloads? Oh, a spike in Bluesky refereed downloads that day”
July 9, 2025 at 2:37 AM
Correlation events, because why not! 🤩
“What caused that massive spike in downloads? Oh, a spike in Bluesky refereed downloads that day”
“What caused that massive spike in downloads? Oh, a spike in Bluesky refereed downloads that day”
“Insightful” feels more actionable.. I can do things with insights; can’t do much with power (well…)
July 8, 2025 at 7:10 PM
“Insightful” feels more actionable.. I can do things with insights; can’t do much with power (well…)
I like the contrast of “yet”. But “simple and insightful” also works 😅
July 8, 2025 at 5:05 PM
I like the contrast of “yet”. But “simple and insightful” also works 😅
I agree. Taking a closer look at the video, a few things are interesting:
- it never finishes loading
- even once loaded, a cache is used. Clicking refresh does a hard pull. I modified my internal user filter as a demo.
Solution here is probably “let it load, then click reload if still persists”
- it never finishes loading
- even once loaded, a cache is used. Clicking refresh does a hard pull. I modified my internal user filter as a demo.
Solution here is probably “let it load, then click reload if still persists”
July 8, 2025 at 4:22 AM
I agree. Taking a closer look at the video, a few things are interesting:
- it never finishes loading
- even once loaded, a cache is used. Clicking refresh does a hard pull. I modified my internal user filter as a demo.
Solution here is probably “let it load, then click reload if still persists”
- it never finishes loading
- even once loaded, a cache is used. Clicking refresh does a hard pull. I modified my internal user filter as a demo.
Solution here is probably “let it load, then click reload if still persists”
Somewhere, a Sentry (or ehm PostHog error capture) hopefully triggered
July 8, 2025 at 4:07 AM
Somewhere, a Sentry (or ehm PostHog error capture) hopefully triggered
PostHog, usually it’s better than this 😅
July 8, 2025 at 4:06 AM
PostHog, usually it’s better than this 😅
I read up on a bunch.. I like how just is just a command runner, not a full build tool imo.
I don’t believe Go gets much benefit from file-awareness. Might be helpful for building frontend? My prod is built in ci docker, though.
Plus, “just run” is way more fun than “task run” 😝
I don’t believe Go gets much benefit from file-awareness. Might be helpful for building frontend? My prod is built in ci docker, though.
Plus, “just run” is way more fun than “task run” 😝
July 8, 2025 at 1:19 AM
I read up on a bunch.. I like how just is just a command runner, not a full build tool imo.
I don’t believe Go gets much benefit from file-awareness. Might be helpful for building frontend? My prod is built in ci docker, though.
Plus, “just run” is way more fun than “task run” 😝
I don’t believe Go gets much benefit from file-awareness. Might be helpful for building frontend? My prod is built in ci docker, though.
Plus, “just run” is way more fun than “task run” 😝