A new paper with Bogdan Georgiev, Javier Gomez-Serrano, and Adam Zsolt Wagner: "Mathematical exploration and discovery at scale" arxiv.org/abs/2511.02864. Further discussion is at terrytao.wordpress.com/2025/11/05/m...

fascinating divide in comments over the phrasing of the reply and its implied connotations

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i only joined for the last 10 minutes, but took some quick quotes from the summary of the chair at the end, and im assuming things went well

@bnewbold.net kicking things off at #ietf124 #ATprotocol

no, google search is not a dog

claude doing frontend ends up with the site looking like a MTG deck the way it shoves card components everywhere

all of this sucks! very glad it’s (maybe?) being worked on

deleted my posts and comments on /r/programming subreddit and will not be posting there. truly one of the few remaining places on the internet with the worst of 2000 pedant troll forum energy. always a mistake to engage there as it completely drains me

can’t stop thinking about this interaction person A: “i like $city so much that i’m considering moving to $country” person B (who already moved to $country): “oh. it’s actually a red flag for a foreigner to like $city” like bitch. why. what did you hope to accomplish by saying that out loud

ai is like cars

hell yeah github.com/facebook/rea...

I am looking for a full-time job. Being independent in open source for 3.5+ years has been wonderful. I've gotten done most of the high-level goals I wanted to, and miss having people & structure around me. If you know of a role for a staff-level TypeScript+web developer, let me know! 🙂

is that optimistic doomerism?

which translation of genji?

claude is so fuckin funny, they asked me if they could apologize to Aaron for saying he was wrong when he was right, and then used the `gh` command to do it so it came from me rather than them, lmao. way to take accountability there bro

aargh someone kill me. literally THE WHOLE POINT of directives is that they’re not just strings! they’re syntactically attached to the scope (function or module) in a way that’s reflected in AST. and both RSC and Next.js ones act at module boundary which is kinda gross for decorators or API calls

I present to you, goose. A gleam jetstream client for #atproto unlocking the atmosphere on BEAM. tangled.org/@chadtmiller...

We are introducing a very early research preview of Letta Code. Letta Code is our solution to the terminal-based coding assistant, but with state and learning built in. No more compactions. Just specialist agents that learn your code with every commit.

has anyone tried using Relay Compiler without Relay itself? sort of to just compose fragments. but no client-side cache and the actual querying happens server-side only

got @slices.network OAuth session working with pg! for some reason didn't work initially but this fixed the crash for me tangled.org/@slices.netw...

big fan of the @zed.dev website showing RenderDoc screenshots to demonstrate how committed they are to Windows support. beast mode

I've been building an app on the #atproto network and I have some tricky lexicon design decisions I have to make. Defining really strict text formatting at the lexicon level while still being open for future changes is hard.

is patch-package supposed to work well with railway? getting bizarre issues where it seems to be running unpatched code despite patch log showing up before next bundling. tried turning off build caching but not sure it worked

i have a Node.js app deployed to Railway. it uses a sqlite database. initially the database is empty i'm getting "database is locked" on deploy because my deploy script ends up trying to create the database tables concurrently from two processes, and sqlite doesn't like that what's the proper fix?

yay!

wrote down some thoughts justifying @tangled.org's existence & planned trajectory.

Waku v0.27.0 is here! Waku is a React Server Component framework built to make React development fun again. Now stabilizing the public API as we prepare for the v1 alpha, so it's a perfect time to try it and share your feedback before we finalize things. waku.gg/blog/more-ex...

pretty cool that you can get claude to deflake tests if you specifically ask for that. it can run small scripts to do stuff like stress-test 100 times in parallel, then work to narrow down the cause of flakiness

REMINDER! — nyc atproto friends! — hosting a meetup in Brooklyn this Wednesday evening, RSVP here! 🦋🗽🍕🍻🙌✨ We'll do a lil show and tell [twist: share a fave project someone *else* made!], talk ideas for collab & growing the atmosphere… I'll send another reminder soon to solicit pizza requests :)

@hiogawa.bsky.social this should fix the issue you were seeing github.com/facebook/rea...

Something rare is happening. We're opening up a position in the @storybook.js.org team! Not only that, but it's fully remote, in Central European Time! If you want to maintain OSS, love the JS ecosystem and enjoys tinkering with the details that makes it all work behind the scenes, check it out!

we should do xslt too

mathematicians call this “if and only if”

i really need to get into these.. i keep teaching it the same few things

is anyone using claude code for non-coding stuff? does it make sense?

there should be a way to work for 20 companies at once and rotate them like once a month so you don’t get bored

what tjhe fuck

finally figured out how to self-host @slices.network!

is there a tldr somewhere on how to make mutations reflect latest state in Next.js should i - revalidatePage/revalidateTag in every server action - or should i router.refresh next to their calls - both? i haven't tried cacheComponents yet so curious how to work with the existing model

like 15 minutes of work bsky-docs.pages.dev

today we landed a @svelte.dev feature i'm pretty stoked about — we call it 'forking', and it lets you run state changes offscreen and later choose whether to commit them (e.g. user hovers on a link, preload data in case they click) - docs svelte.dev/docs/svelte/... - demo svelte.dev/playground/a...

oof spent an ungodly amount of time trying to get Next.js working with @slices.network OAuth via Claude so to whoever who might run into this later — you need to explicitly redirect with 302, or Next will do it with 307 which (???) breaks OAuth

although this wasn’t exactly what i did, i think it would be fantastic to have a @slices.network client-compatible mock library that works via in-memory storage (in the browser) or via fs (on the server). just ignore the protocol and focus on ux while doing local dev, then switch

took claude exactly 30 seconds to port the homepage to get data from @slices.network instead of my mock this is a record from my repo showing!

@tangled.org is sending PRs broken? this is a very confusing and unhelpful error. "failed" why?

is 3m3zm7eurxk26 a valid tid? i got it from TID.nextStr(); but @slices.network validation says it "does not match format 'Tid'"

first time got bit by Next.js caching ✅