Using AI to code is honestly pretty boring, but shipping products built with AI and ML is a blast.

2025 is drawing to a close, and I am looking forward to 2026 like hell. It’s finally time to talk about the project I’ve been working on for the last year and a half. 👀

Next year, the biggest challenge with all-things-LLM probably won't be building a good solution, but rather maintaining our product's pricing when LLM vendors inevitably hike their rates. Almost every service offering LLMs via API is still operating on borrowed money.

Go 1.26 will add goroutine leak detection and can already be tested by using expermintal flag goroutineleakprofile GOEXPERIMENT=goroutineleakprofile go run ./cmd/main

It's amazing how beautiful dashboards you can build with elixir and phoenix

1 thing about "all-thing-sub-agents" where we distribute tons of agents to help us write code is that we think productivity is the same as burning tokens on codegen and at the same time expect AI/LLMs to be the glue to help us maintain this AI codebase we have created with tons of bloated code

An LLM can't replace good craftsmanship.

I dislike the standard way of implementing AI, especially for old systems, which is still through chatbots.

Have been fixing my rust compiler errors. Is it suppose to take 5 weeks to fix all rust compiler errors?

There is a language called Dingo which is a mix of GO and Rust and I kinda like it

VC on the way to invest in yet another open-source fork with AI plugin

❌ REST APIs ✅ AI validated SQL queries over HTTP

I hate that we have "vibe coder" and "vibe engineer". Just say engineer/developer who uses AI. AI is just a tool to help us with some stuff and people who relay on AI and let AI do everything are just bad developers/engineers

I asked Claude Sonnet to find a memory leak and it's reffering to a function which is not being used and are properly closeing the rows I guess AI will take over our jobs :D

I don't understand how anyone can use spaces over tabs

The biggest problem with open-source PRs generated by AI is that the person who creates the PR is not putting time into understanding the project and instead offload that work to the maintainer

There have never been a better time for linux

Just posted: "Proposal for better code reviews" priver.dev/blog/proposa...

Dijon in food is heavily underated

Give up rewriting it in rust or fight a bear

I find it interesting that the hardest problem in version control systems such as Github is still building a good tool for reviewing code

Some feedback @danabra.mov @jay.bsky.team Would it be possible to group notifications of same type for the same posts? e.g group all reposts and likes as 1 notification in the notifications lists

My biggest problem with X is that people get paid to write posts and it's not the problem that they get paid but it encourages people to write more engagement focused posts which often are posts based on hate

Peak usage of sonnet 4.5 is to ask it to make some refactors and it does 1/8 refactors and want me to do the other refactors including creating a guide on how I should do it I already know how to do, I just want the ai to do it so I can do more funnier things 😂

I found a flowchart which helps you navigate the IT landscape

Just started a new rust project. The goal is to build a lightning fast search using typesense and graphql #rust

Announcing "vibe-is-odd". Check if your number is odd, powered by AI www.npmjs.com/package/vibe...

NPM package is-odd is downloaded 400 000 times per week This logic is downloaded 400 000 times a week by JS Devs: const isOdd = number => !Number.isInteger(number / 2);

#rust is 1 of those languages which heals your soul this is the way

What is an "AI Engineer". Someone who is an engineer because they tell an LLM what to do? Isn't that just a manager whose micro-managing? Or maybe it's a temporary role which will be removed soon?

Thibaut's LLM workshop at FUN OCaml uses Dune package management 🥹🐫

there's another npm supply chain attack ongoing, it's bigger (200+ packages) and the attack has a secrets scanner, it's not only targetting web3 this time. 🔗 1: socket.dev/blog/tinyco... 🔗 2: for the latest updates (that I can find): www.linkedin.com/feed/update...

[AI slop] Morning slop: https://hackerone.com/reports/3340109 Closed in minutes. Reporter banned.

packagemain.tech/p/how-to-imp... #golang

Something I've been tired of for a while is social media. I used to have Instagram on my phone, browsing reels, and after some scrolling I would start to get exhausted. So much AI-generated junk, engagement bait, and the same thing over and over again.

react won the frontend ecosystem because most new developers adopted learning next.js instead of pure javascript

Just posted "Improving My Health Improved My Code" priver.dev/blog/improvi...

Motivation comes and goes Being consistent is key It will feel great afterwards when you have achieved whatever you were unmotivated to do

I am looking for more developer/software engineer/tech lists. I joined a list for go and rust. Any other tips on lists I can join? I prefer reading lists then the normal feed :D

people come and go but my unsafe, untested rust code in production stays forever

I love programming

Good morning you all. Time for some rust 🔥