Rust is so weird. How can one not have an async runtime :)

so punny!

sad that vs code release notes are still a bunch of hot air. Used to enjoy these so much

TIL that you can compress .zip files with Zstandard (pkware.cachefly.net/webdocs/case... compression method 93), and that libzip and 7-Zip support that. libzip.org/news/release... github.com/ip7z/7zip/re...

Well I'll be damned. I might have to switch phones after all even if all the new ones are oversized. Unfortunate this looks opt-in for third-party apps. I wonder how much adoption there will be. Hopefully WhatsApp and Signal will adopt it right away?

I am completely fascinated by deno having the only usable sandbox in the industry. openbsd completely failed at marketing features like this. Yet even the deno approach stops short. One needs to start using separate processes to split app functionality and there is no simple IPC framework

how to use systemd-run to restrict access to directories, systemcalls, etc https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44575709

landrun seems like a really simple/user-friendly way to limit what processes can do on linux https://github.com/Zouuup/landrun

@humphd.bsky.social I found a spec that seems to satisfy async bidi communication between wasm/js/go/rust github.com/bytecodealli... seems pretty simple and sane

lol

Great article about Wasm at 10: “In these 10 years, we have seen claims that WebAssembly will replace JavaScript, Docker, Linux, and several minor deities” “Wasm works well where isolation is needed between different program parts written by different people” queue.acm.org/detail.cfm?i...

its true

I think there is a simpler and better way to manage secrets taras.glek.net/posts/secret...

Love the video of self-delivering (likely tele-operated) Tesla driving to new owner.... while tailed by Cybertrucks with huge part of Tesla team at the new owner's house...It's all staged, great futuristic marketing x.com/Tesla/status...

poop looks like amazing tool for simple performance tuning github.com/andrewrk/poop

I released v0.2.4 of Typage, the TypeScript implementation of age for Node/Deno/Bun and browsers. encrypt and decrypt now accept and return ReadableStreams to encrypt/decrypt large files on the fly. The returned object also has a method to compute the expected output size from the input size.

Okay so I heard this story a half dozen times on Twitter about a civil rights activist who became a Marxist after an FBI agent grilled him on Marx so he decided to look the guy up— I didn't realize until this moment that was Zohran Mamdani's father. Amazing

@humphd.bsky.social sqlrooms.org/overview.html love the inbrowser duckdb examples

Another amazing AI project from Mozilla: Step 1: Take a python openai agents sdk 2: Wrap it in WASM, run in browser 3: AI ! Nevermind that same openai SDK is published in JS github.com/mozilla-ai/w...

Denaturalization based on politics is something insane miniflux.glek.net/share/55c40a... How is there not a rebellion yet?

Ocaml is amazing for market manipulation

and here I am talking about keyword search. And that is exactly the first lesson: Start with something simple like BM25 before you move on to more complex things like vector search." www.leoniemonigatti.com/blog/what_i_...

Fascinating writeup by @hoodmane.bsky.social of Pyodide's WebAssembly JS promise integration, including a description and fix for the linear memory stack reentrancy problem. blog.pyodide.org/posts/jspi-w...

When I first heard of smallweb.run, I bought the coolness domain to try it. registry.coolness.fyi/registry@bd1... Here I am testing out how to control which apps to share. finally a cool js registry for my domain!

I wrote a node app that prints to stdout, it's so fast. Really wish I could get equiv perf via DOM in the browser.

The next version of smallweb will includes a git server. My favorite feature is beeing able to interact with these git repositories directly from smallweb app, using isomorphic-git.org I opens so many interesting patterns !

Stumbled upon lobste.rs/s/vw3pwh/box... which lead to storage combinators paper which blew my mind once I translated it to a language I understand in github.com/tarasglek/ts...

A project is not really done until there is a blog post that covers it taras.glek.net/posts/stupid...

Cc @humphd.bsky.social

I wrote about an experiment @taras.glek.net and I did to port eget to WASM: blog.humphd.org/eget-wasm/

www.npmjs.com/package/eget... is glorious if i may say so

Video captured the moment a road buckled and sent a car flying as a heatwave impacted Missouri on Sunday.

Ever wanted to use Ohm from another language? Go, Python, Rust? See the brand new, experimental support for compiling Ohm grammars to Wasm: github.com/ohmjs/ohm/d... It wasn't the main goal, but it also appears to be a perf win — parsing is about 10x faster on real-world grammars (e.g. ES5).

@saghul.bsky.social this one's dedicated to you! A pinch of QuickJS-NG inside a DuckDB Extension. Nobody asked for it and nobody might ever use it but it exists and runs basics 🤟 github.com/quackscience...

@cloudflare.social is launching Containers in an Open Beta tomorrow: containers.cloudflare.com

www.dbreunig.com/2025/06/22/h... This is a great summary of limitations of AI models when they have too much choice

This Iran situation is terrible, awful, not good at all

POC, export #ducklake metadata to #deltatable format, #apacheSpark and Fabric DWH, #PowerBI can read it github.com/djouallah/Fa...

i love ssh and tailscale and weird networking tricks

I love LLMs and live in them, but reading VS Code release notes is depressing "shit we doing with LLMs that will always be fucking terrible UX, cos editor is the wrong fucking place for this". Excuse my English

Interesting post analyzing Google's own view of agentic behavior and very very significant limitations in that www.dbreunig.com/2025/06/17/a...

Magical AI did not help the devin team learn a language that performs decently or deploys easily. Mean-while most of the other "agentic" cli tools are being developed in rust or sometimes go.

Idea: let's create giant stacks of complexity so that services continually change their internal IPs for no reason. And then we'll say our problems are DNS

I am still so freaking proud of figuring out a way to make Mozilla telemetry data public unmitigatedrisk.com?p=1055

LOL. The Rocky Linux legal way to obtain RHEL sources is so ridiculous www.theregister.com/2023/07/04/r...

"They [modern productivity tools] are not evaluated on how well they work. They are evaluated on how well they symbolize your membership in the right epistemic tribe." www.joanwestenberg.com/p/the-cult-o...

Fun reference on how claude code works on prompt level. Hard to believe people pay for this kirshatrov.com/posts/claude...

poor linear

I wrote something inflammatory taras.glek.net/posts/focus-...

Snowflake is a 64-bit unique id, alternative to UUID. They are compact, unique, trivially sortable by date, deterministic and you can easily extract the data used to create the id. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snowfla...