Reposted by Nikolai Geldyev
Strongly suspect that the old adage that code is twice as difficult to debug as it is to write initially also applies to AI-written code
It's not going to be able to help you fix its own errors
It's not going to be able to help you fix its own errors
March 20, 2025 at 10:34 AM
Strongly suspect that the old adage that code is twice as difficult to debug as it is to write initially also applies to AI-written code
It's not going to be able to help you fix its own errors
It's not going to be able to help you fix its own errors
Custom selects available on chrome and we can use it... in few more years
April 1, 2025 at 3:21 PM
Custom selects available on chrome and we can use it... in few more years
Spend an hour to setup flutter and android studio, haven't even run my first app. It was only setup 🫠
April 1, 2025 at 3:17 PM
Spend an hour to setup flutter and android studio, haven't even run my first app. It was only setup 🫠
Good thread from Sarah!
Don't blindly copy-paste code generated by ai. At least review it
And, please, use ai more like an assistant, not as code generator(weird buggy code generator actually)
Don't blindly copy-paste code generated by ai. At least review it
And, please, use ai more like an assistant, not as code generator(weird buggy code generator actually)
I have a passive theory that the manner in which junior and senior devs leverage AI assistance for coding is fundamentally different: (1/?)
March 18, 2025 at 5:26 PM
Good thread from Sarah!
Don't blindly copy-paste code generated by ai. At least review it
And, please, use ai more like an assistant, not as code generator(weird buggy code generator actually)
Don't blindly copy-paste code generated by ai. At least review it
And, please, use ai more like an assistant, not as code generator(weird buggy code generator actually)
Reposted by Nikolai Geldyev
its amazing how chatgpt knows everything about subjects I know nothing about, but is wrong like 40% of the time in things im an expert on. not going to think about this any further
March 8, 2025 at 12:13 AM
its amazing how chatgpt knows everything about subjects I know nothing about, but is wrong like 40% of the time in things im an expert on. not going to think about this any further
Reposted by Nikolai Geldyev
the most beneficial effect of many boycotts is on yourself
'but that won't hurt company x' is often irrelevant
I'm taking back some agency
I'm aligning my actions with my beliefs
I feel better for it
that's good enough
in fact, imo it's better than punishment as a motive
'but that won't hurt company x' is often irrelevant
I'm taking back some agency
I'm aligning my actions with my beliefs
I feel better for it
that's good enough
in fact, imo it's better than punishment as a motive
March 2, 2025 at 3:27 PM
the most beneficial effect of many boycotts is on yourself
'but that won't hurt company x' is often irrelevant
I'm taking back some agency
I'm aligning my actions with my beliefs
I feel better for it
that's good enough
in fact, imo it's better than punishment as a motive
'but that won't hurt company x' is often irrelevant
I'm taking back some agency
I'm aligning my actions with my beliefs
I feel better for it
that's good enough
in fact, imo it's better than punishment as a motive
Annoyed your apple devices using bullshit extensions? Just throw them in a trash bin 🥰
No need to install anything
No need to install anything
💡 Annoyed when your iPhone sends an HEIC file? Macs have a built-in conversion tool called sips:
sips -s format jpeg input.heic --out output.jpg
No need to install image magick even
sips -s format jpeg input.heic --out output.jpg
No need to install image magick even
March 2, 2025 at 10:34 PM
Annoyed your apple devices using bullshit extensions? Just throw them in a trash bin 🥰
No need to install anything
No need to install anything
Reposted by Nikolai Geldyev
Hey did you know that the two most productive people I have ever had on my teams have been people I was told to fire for performance reasons?
This is why it’s so important to:
1) hear context from previous managers but not anchor to it
2) give people clear feedback and give them a chance
This is why it’s so important to:
1) hear context from previous managers but not anchor to it
2) give people clear feedback and give them a chance
March 1, 2025 at 5:42 PM
Hey did you know that the two most productive people I have ever had on my teams have been people I was told to fire for performance reasons?
This is why it’s so important to:
1) hear context from previous managers but not anchor to it
2) give people clear feedback and give them a chance
This is why it’s so important to:
1) hear context from previous managers but not anchor to it
2) give people clear feedback and give them a chance
Reposted by Nikolai Geldyev
TypeScript 5.8 just shipped erasableSyntaxOnly mode 🎉
It matches Node's built-in TypeScript support, guiding users away from...
TS-only runtime features
❌ enum
❌ namespace
❌ parameter properties
❌ import x =
Legacy type features
❌ <> type assertions
Remember: TS = JS + Types 💙
It matches Node's built-in TypeScript support, guiding users away from...
TS-only runtime features
❌ enum
❌ namespace
❌ parameter properties
❌ import x =
Legacy type features
❌ <> type assertions
Remember: TS = JS + Types 💙
TypeScript 5.8 is released 🎉
🔶 "nodenext" gets require(ESM)
🔶 "nodenext" deprecates Import Assertions
🔷 --erasableSyntaxOnly flag for Node
🔷 Granular return checks
🔷 DTS: Computed property name preservation
🔷 Perf: --libReplacement flag
🔷 Perf: Program load optimizations
🔶 "nodenext" gets require(ESM)
🔶 "nodenext" deprecates Import Assertions
🔷 --erasableSyntaxOnly flag for Node
🔷 Granular return checks
🔷 DTS: Computed property name preservation
🔷 Perf: --libReplacement flag
🔷 Perf: Program load optimizations
TypeScript 5.8 is now out, with
✅ Better Checks on return expressions
✅ Support for require(esm) in --module nodenext
✅ --libReplacement to speed up program loading
✅ --erasableSyntaxOnly
and more! Try it today!
devblogs.microsoft.com/typescript/a...
✅ Better Checks on return expressions
✅ Support for require(esm) in --module nodenext
✅ --libReplacement to speed up program loading
✅ --erasableSyntaxOnly
and more! Try it today!
devblogs.microsoft.com/typescript/a...
March 1, 2025 at 9:09 AM
TypeScript 5.8 just shipped erasableSyntaxOnly mode 🎉
It matches Node's built-in TypeScript support, guiding users away from...
TS-only runtime features
❌ enum
❌ namespace
❌ parameter properties
❌ import x =
Legacy type features
❌ <> type assertions
Remember: TS = JS + Types 💙
It matches Node's built-in TypeScript support, guiding users away from...
TS-only runtime features
❌ enum
❌ namespace
❌ parameter properties
❌ import x =
Legacy type features
❌ <> type assertions
Remember: TS = JS + Types 💙
Reposted by Nikolai Geldyev
Imagine being so insecure that you hold most of the earth’s resources- you could single-handedly end world hunger, do massive dent in advancing cancer research.
And instead you vow to rip apart government and tech employment and infrastructure, and lie about playing video games.
And instead you vow to rip apart government and tech employment and infrastructure, and lie about playing video games.
February 23, 2025 at 3:00 AM
Imagine being so insecure that you hold most of the earth’s resources- you could single-handedly end world hunger, do massive dent in advancing cancer research.
And instead you vow to rip apart government and tech employment and infrastructure, and lie about playing video games.
And instead you vow to rip apart government and tech employment and infrastructure, and lie about playing video games.
Reposted by Nikolai Geldyev
If you decide to take a break from social media, don't announce it. Instead, make your last post something
interesting like, "Guys, there's the cutest family of black bears over there. I'm gonna go grab a photo. brb."
interesting like, "Guys, there's the cutest family of black bears over there. I'm gonna go grab a photo. brb."
February 9, 2025 at 1:18 AM
If you decide to take a break from social media, don't announce it. Instead, make your last post something
interesting like, "Guys, there's the cutest family of black bears over there. I'm gonna go grab a photo. brb."
interesting like, "Guys, there's the cutest family of black bears over there. I'm gonna go grab a photo. brb."
Actually there is a good part of that shit in the US. More guys are leaving twitter
February 7, 2025 at 7:52 PM
Actually there is a good part of that shit in the US. More guys are leaving twitter
Americans, I hope you guys will save your democracy and this freak will be impeached. Or at least won't be able to seat there after 4 years illegaly
February 7, 2025 at 7:50 PM
Americans, I hope you guys will save your democracy and this freak will be impeached. Or at least won't be able to seat there after 4 years illegaly
Reposted by Nikolai Geldyev
We went crazy 🤯 and added +13 new effects to @tresjs/post-processing v2.1!
- Barrel Blur Effect
- Chromatic Aberration
- Watercolor
- Scanline
And more! github.com/Tresjs/post-...
Big shoutout to @iamtino.bsky.social @dammontastier for making this happen!
Video by Damien Montastier
- Barrel Blur Effect
- Chromatic Aberration
- Watercolor
- Scanline
And more! github.com/Tresjs/post-...
Big shoutout to @iamtino.bsky.social @dammontastier for making this happen!
Video by Damien Montastier
January 30, 2025 at 7:33 PM
We went crazy 🤯 and added +13 new effects to @tresjs/post-processing v2.1!
- Barrel Blur Effect
- Chromatic Aberration
- Watercolor
- Scanline
And more! github.com/Tresjs/post-...
Big shoutout to @iamtino.bsky.social @dammontastier for making this happen!
Video by Damien Montastier
- Barrel Blur Effect
- Chromatic Aberration
- Watercolor
- Scanline
And more! github.com/Tresjs/post-...
Big shoutout to @iamtino.bsky.social @dammontastier for making this happen!
Video by Damien Montastier
Reposted by Nikolai Geldyev
Вообще удивлён насколько Home Assistant оказался продуманным и качественным опенсорсом.
Например, у них уже есть свой голосовой ассистент, чтобы выключать свет голосом. И там можно даже локальную LLM подключить.
www.home-assistant.io/voice-pe
Например, у них уже есть свой голосовой ассистент, чтобы выключать свет голосом. И там можно даже локальную LLM подключить.
www.home-assistant.io/voice-pe
January 21, 2025 at 9:49 AM
Вообще удивлён насколько Home Assistant оказался продуманным и качественным опенсорсом.
Например, у них уже есть свой голосовой ассистент, чтобы выключать свет голосом. И там можно даже локальную LLM подключить.
www.home-assistant.io/voice-pe
Например, у них уже есть свой голосовой ассистент, чтобы выключать свет голосом. И там можно даже локальную LLM подключить.
www.home-assistant.io/voice-pe