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Yes @dhh was right about the year of Linux laptops. But not @OmarchyLinux and not @Dell
Good old stable Fedora on X13.
Another de-googling today, moved the emails as much as possible to purelymail.com
What are your favorite CLI / TUI tools for development?
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I actually understand @github and their scaling issues. Just seen a repo, where Claude pushes 100 PRs a day, the same Claude created an E2E test that runs for one hour and always fails.
My GitHub contributions, every year since 2011: 14,581 in total.
Generate yours: mo.rgan.co/gh/plutov
Are you Code-first or Schema-first developer when it comes to the APIs?
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Another beautiful mono font - github.com/tywr/Nordwand-Mon…
Hey @parth2eets why only in half? Use a proper tool like @pidotdev or @opencode and ditch the coding completely :)
Kubernetes Events are useful when troubleshooting operators, and they can provide context for notifications and decisions. Read more in our latest article.
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Everyone knows and uses Redis, but not all use the Redis Streams, which is a very powerful data structure.
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Ebitengine is a dead simple 2D game engine for Go. In this tutorial I want to show you the main Ebitengine APIs by building a much simpler but a classic game - Snake.
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Diagrams should be effortless to create and update, ensuring everyone has access to the latest information.
I love the C4 model, and the idea of creating diagrams with code.
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Everyone uses JWTs, but not everyone understands them fully. In this article we will dive into the standard itself to make sure we understand how JWT works. We will also implement a secure Go server that can issue JWTs and verify them. And finally we will review some best practices for securely using JWTs.
p.s. The suggested pronunciation of JWT is the same as the English word "jot".
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