Goose, James Goose. vi/vim Made fff, @fframes_rust, and other open source software you might already be using. Used to be @neogoose_btw
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Not many remember but 5 years ago I started working on my FAST video rendering framework. I have never released it but when I've seen that people wait 12 hours I realized that I have to do it now
Introducing fframes. This video was vibed in 48 minutes and rendered in 36 seconds
great fframes video
point a swarm of AI agents at a hard problem.
give it a few dollars. watch it work in the open.
coming soon repo.ing/swarms
6 years ago I reverse engineered Ember mug bluetooth protocol cause their android app was shit.
It took me 4 or 5 days but I was able to control my mug's temperature from cli and it felt super dooper cool.
Today I asked codex to reverse engineer it and make me an app to control my mug and it came up with this in less than an hour. It even found how to control the light and display the amount of coffee in a mug!
P.S. I know that it could find the protocol on the internet I explicitly asked it not to and looked at it actually probing different characteristics and verifying them to the remote controlled ios app
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If you experience this pls tell me what useless directories codex is leaving around. Anything you think like you’d be fine to delete.
Has been fighting this left and right wanna fix it once and forever
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When preparing 0.12 release of fff I went over every core dependency that we use and improved it.
One of them is notify-rs. It’s a file watcher abstraction that is used by zed, rust-analyzer and deno.
I identified an inefficiency in syscalls emitted and was able to cut ~300k fs metadata calls in one of our testing loop. THIS IS A LOT OF TIME SAVED. Made update files from a watcher 4x faster on Mac, and made adding new path to the watcher faster by changing algo from n^2 to n log n
Enjoy. fff for the win
btw here is the amount of easter eggs I put there
- group of geese called flock
- flock is my fav linux syscall
- ff. if you know you know
- 0x is just a way to bypass freaking x handles politics cause I was waiting a year for them to review my request for @fflock and they still rejected it
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you probably don't care but I'm @0xfflock now
too much excited about this lol
in rust 1.100 you can write zig in rust if you wish
VERY useful for C bindings, basically defer on premise nice
Hey someone at @X can you pls take a look at my support ticket?
I thought it's a little cute idea to put a date of a first commit to @fframes_rust as birthdate (sep 21, 2021)
and suddenly the account got locked, who thought it is a good idea idk to do this without any notice omg 😭
Who is building automated trash sorting and recycling with AI?
Make people pay you to get trash out and make a conveyor to sort it and get max value of it. It’s gotta be free money making more money
everyone: wow it's so cool I can vibe code doom in a Telegram message now
people seen shit in this life: if the sandbox will be broken for this app you can literally get RCE-like problem sent to you by random people you don't know
Any Telegram message can now become an app.
⚡ Downloads instantly (less than 4 KB)
🎨 Interactive and natively rendered
💸 Payments and viral mechanics built in
🛠️ Build your own. More info and docs for devs: t.me/BotNews/122
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Stackoverflow just added an ability to claim a unique handle for your user profile! Woah what a timely update
PLEASE STOP bookmarking posts without a like what is going on
fff 0.12 will be INSANE performance wise I revamped mostly all parts of the search loop and brought allocations down to absolute minimum
we're now even exposing the API for you to pre-allocate result buffers *AND SWAP* reusing previous results for faster search!!!!
what does it mean for you if you use fff library for file search? when doing UI search with fff you allocate 2 buffers in advance, once user is typing keystrokes we will fill one buffer and swap with the previous one *automatically* reusing previous results to cut the time
CCOMOB less allocations and faster search
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