1899 (2022) ★★★★ Coming from the writers of DARK this was another really good, mind-bending sci-fi series. Too bad it was canceled. I would've loved to see more.

Dark (2017) ★★★★★ Still one of my favorite sci-fi / mystery series. Even though Season 3 was not as good as the earlier seasons, it ended in a cohesive ending. If you are a fan of sci-fi and small-town mysteries, g... View full review on @popfeed.social

Seeing grok generating non-consent photo edits of women (sometimes even on underaged girls) and posts them publicly without any control of the victim is borderline diabolical. Another reason to nuke this platform and Elons net worth. Holy shit.

Why does Github run Actions on forked projects? I forked a project that runs upstream-checks for Firefox via a cronjob & now it runs on my forked copy of the project as well. Is there a way to disable that?

I can't decide what the biggest tech-fuckup of this month was. The Discord update that automatically restarts the app if it goes over 4GB ram usage (instead of fixing memory leaks) or Whatsapp replacing the native Windows app with a web wrapper that costs 400% the amount of RAM.

It's still crazy how bad Arc was handled, specially on Windows. This is Arc on Windows where the dev tools for whatever reason have momentum/velocity when they're resized ALWAYS tripping me up and mostly being the reason I abandoned the browser on Windows.

I still hope @matrix.org can replace Discord. I know Discord needs to pull in investor cash but the platform became so bloated for what it's meant to do.

yea

If you are still on Twitter you are directly supporting Fascism. You are. That makes you... yeah... I know, post here, omg what can I do to stand up to trump, just little old me? Well, since you can't do the bare minimum, I will just assume the "worse"/truth? You don't think it's important.

Is this the general feeling the US builders/tech scene has about europe? I mean yeah, our laws can be tough but they exist for a good reason. Just because there's a bad actor doesn't mean all of us don't want to do business or try to rip the US off.

I finally was able to release this. Tiptap now supports Markdown with the new @tiptap/markdown package. Serialize or Parse Markdown with Tiptap anyway you want! tiptap.dev/docs/editor/...

So I tried X again after being social media inactive for a few weeks again and must say engagement over there is still super low if you don't pay up for it. I don't know what holds most of tech twitter (or in general any niche) over there except big names.

What are the best rust resources you know that even a Javascript dev like me can understand? (The Rust syntax looks super confusing).

Okay, this PR got bigger and longer than expected. github.com/ueberdosis/t...

The @vite.dev team is super inspirational. Thanks for building such great tools @evanyou.me @patak.dev @antfu.me and the rest of the Vite team 💖 www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmWQ...

What are you guys building today?

I created an Omarchy VM yesterday while chilling in bed and slept in while it was installing, closed the Mac and all. Now I wake up and the installation just... continues? I'm genuinely impressed, would've thought everything was broken now and I had to restart the setup.

I started working on a new side project inspired by Statamic. Nothing to show off yet except the general idea.

Table Column Widths in Tiptap will now be correctly parsed from Google Docs / MS Word. Don't know how this flew over my head for so long. github.com/ueberdosis/t...

5 Minutes back on Xitter and I'm getting rage baited by someone saying PHP is an unserious language of unserious people.

We soft-launched Tiptap's recent major version last weekend from Malaga and didn't post about it yet. I just wrote up a minimal changelog as we broke Github's changelog content size limits. Happy to have this out and to go forward much faster now. github.com/ueberdosis/t...

It's actually a wonder there are no verification standards for identity yet. Not that I cry for more control in general but it be a good way to identify yourself on online platforms to make laws work and to combat identity theft online. www.theverge.com/news/699151/...

But I'm getting an itch of playing around with my desktop environment. Wanted to dabble a bit more with Hyprland/Sway but sticking to KDE now. Also started working on my dotfiles: github.com/bdbch/dotfiles #linux #archlinux

Recently switched to Linux, joined an Linux Discord today to ask for help and man, the Linux community is hard to work with.

Minor performance update in Tiptap React: we removed flushSync from the NodeView renderer. This brings us back in line with React 18’s automatic batching and improves support for React 19: github.com/ueberdosis/t...

The AI Agent just got 3x faster: - Chunk size: Increased from 1,000 → 32,000 chars (matches modern coding assistants). - Diff-based editing: Precise, quicker edits instead of full rewrites. Demo → ai-agent.tiptap.dev Docs → tiptap.dev/docs/content... Next up in our Sprint: Customizable prompts…

Are you okay Gemini?

Had my first launch on ProductHunt and never expected so many people to spam me on LinkedIn or via mail to pay me ProductHunt boosts, votes, make videos, etc. etc. Crazy, is this the normal ProductHunt experience or just me?

Finally out. Thanks Philip!

Tiptap 3.0 Beta is live! It's faster, simpler, and built for dev experience. Check the docs, test it out, and let us know your thoughts: What’s new docs: next.tiptap.dev/docs/resourc... GitHub: github.com/ueberdosis/t... Thanks to ProseMirror for their amazing open-source work!

v2.3 deno.com/blog/v2.3

Arnau from our engineering team shows how to use Tiptap mentions to seamlessly add context to your AI-chat prompts, keeping interactions natural without awkward extra steps. Let your users type @mentions to provide additional context to the LLM.

In Tiptap 3.0.0 you'll finally have resizable images by default via a simple configuration (and even a helper function to create your own resizable nodes).

CSS attr() could be a big gamechanger together with CSS functions. Could imagine Tailwind being able to rip out over 100 utility classes just by using attributes (whatever the DX would be).

Another day in my life I get reminded that SemVer (with npm) is super weird.

I think people who have verified domains should have some kind of checkmark (self-verified?) as well. Otherwise I think domain verification will become less and less important over time as people will usually watch for visual cues.

Almost wrapped up Tiptap 3.0.0 Beta! Just polishing the docs and we’re good to go. Super excited to release it soon—and even more hyped for the advanced stuff on the horizon (hello Migrations & Decorations!). Stay tuned ✌️

Now creating editors with Tiptap just became a lot easier with our new Components, Templates and the Tiptap CLI.

The Abrego Garcia case makes me sick and remembers me off the beginnings of a really terrible time ~90 years ago.

I don't have a large reach but if you are looking for a passionate and skilled engineer - look at Adam who was part of the Chrome team at Google and was just recently let go. Don't miss out on this talent!

Finally made some progress on our new Decorations API (and also getting the beta release for Tiptap 3.0.0 ready which should go live next week including new docs).

Can't stop winning edition.cnn.com/2025/04/07/i...

We're experimenting with AI-native editing workflows in Tiptap. This agent breaks down tasks, works step-by-step, reviews, summarizes, and asks for follow-ups. Next: let it access and switch between documents, like Cursor for code. Live demo → ai-agent.tiptap.dev

The election results in Germany look fucking bleak... The right wing is the second strongest party. I think we're in for really bad times coming up

Voted #fckafd

I never loved a british accent more before: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jk0n...

Makes you miss a strong US leader

Election day in Germany. Wish us luck so that our fellow Germans don't make the same errors we've seen in the US.