Well then. I'm going to buy a smartwatch again. Last time was when #pebble round 1 was a thing. 😅

Woah, #golang with #GoBuildCache is going to get a speed boost. Didn't know 1.24 had this. I have cache on containers, nix, local, ci, etc. This is going to make all that one. 😍 Kind of like nix cache itself, but universal to whatever way you run go build. 😎

This is pretty sweet. #litehug, a #SQL library for #lua which lets you write your queries directly in SQL. Think #SQLc, but for lua. 😎

Welcome to the future! #age now has post quantum support. 😎

Diving in to use schemas and views in postgres really help improve how you use. Even with migration tools, you can still use the schema migration pattern for breaking changes and be compatible. 😎

Found out about #tansu and I'm impressed. 😅 Extremely light #Kafka server. Written in #rust. Can use #postgres for consistency. Otherwise go even lighter with #sqlite. 😁 Has vibes of embedded #Nats server simplicity. While still being compliant with Kafka ecosystem. 😎

Found out about #incusos. Not going to lie, I'm interested. 😎 I don't like managing the base os for workloads. It's why many immutable os fascinate me. Going to have to see if I want this over alternatives. 😅

I can see a day in the future where most code contributed to #Linux kernel is #rust. 😎 Rust memory safety principles help extensively code closer to hardware interfaces. So on a kernel or driver, it's a no brainer. 😄

Now this is pleasant surprise! #popos 24.04 with #cosmic released! I really thought we would get this with 26.04 and Bet would be on 24.04. We'll then, time to upgrade all my machines. 😄 blog.system76.com/post/pop-os-...

Next #Ubuntu LTS will have #AMD #ROCm as part of universal repo. This is nice. 😎 It's not difficult to install on your own, but can be annoying on upgrades. Now, I can leave that responsibility to Ubuntu and do all the other things. 😅

I finally started using #difftastic... and it's brilliant! 😍 I got so used to mentally parsing what changes, I hadn't noticed how much until truly trying this out. 😅 Moral of the story: try new things. You may find something good. 😎

Who hasn't #ibm bought? 😅 #confluent now part of the ever expanding buyouts. 🫠

#37signals launched a new service called #fizzy. Think kanban without being slow. 😎 It's kind of neat. And you can self host easily enough. With it being source available. I would've liked #AGPL usage here, but at least they provided something. 😅

#anthropic bought #bun. Well then. Not part of my bingo for this year. 😅

This is interesting. #ziglang has moved to #codeberg. I really think for open source software, they should be in open source #forges. Basically, use #git to share, not #github. 😉

#hurl now makes #json have some formatting when an output response. 😍 I use hurl both home and at work. And while you can use #jq to format, it is really nice not to have to look for another tool when I'm troubleshooting tests. 😎

And #tangled has a #nix based ci system. Which also supports #jjvcs... How have I not learned of this before!? I think I'm going to have run this thing for a while. Too much to learn alone. 😅

Really like the ideas #tangled has for PRs. It's not exactly patch based. But still, considerably better than branch PRs #github ruined the world with. 😅 I may have to spin an instance up to fully appreciate. So maybe.. copy and put in a different #git server. 😉

I adopted to using LLM as a sounding box of ideas. But the key part always in my head is it likely wrong. Using LLM require to critically think and use multiple sources anyhow. Use to get started and assist, but not for writing the destination.

#htmx 4 is coming. Uses fetch instead of XMLHttpRequest! 😍 I'm not ready for this.

BRB, going to implement cluster time. 😎 #tigerbeetle brilliance is like on every post they do. I learn so much just from reading their posts. Let alone going over there code. This is what resilient db looks like.

I kind of like #toon... It has #csv header with count of items in the list. 😎 It makes sense for multiple tabular data that is NOT nested. Otherwise #json is still your hated friend. 🫠

Idempotency is still achievable in distributed systems. But it means understanding how to make even time deterministic. 🫠

Docker v29 swaps lib usage to moby from docker. No biggy, just about everything built broken with old docker lib. 😅🫠⚰️ Though, it is nice getting better abstractions. Aligning with grander container design. Not docker's way. Still, things will break. 😐

Multi-line autocomplete support on #fishshell! 🎉 I know this is going to be a powerful new feature. I write multi-line commands frequently already. Now if I can go composable autocomplete and I'll be heaven. 😄

What happens when people think they know what #SLO is. 🫠 Full misunderstanding the complexity of the system they observing and how they observing.

Tooling for generating pdf is always the complex part. And it's the very reason I been able to adopt #typst. I didn't even know you could use #json on it. Now even more reason never going back to #latex. 😎

A single application does not equate to free writes in #sqlite. Holding the lock means you can write and read from that process. But you still need to account of reading and writing concurrency control. Interceptor handler for all writes is an absolute must. 😐

Trying new #deno deploy. And of course doing it self hosted with deployd. 😅 Have it running locally. But can't seem to get deno deploy cli working. Maybe something with the auth from the dashboard. 🤔 Though interestingly, you can get the dashboard show something when you have an existing repo...

The work done on #deno deploy is pretty darn amazing. Making a #paas solution requires figuring how much you let users do. Full configuration access can be too overbearing. Look at #k8s. 😅 But if you can get it just right, usability can heighten accessibility. 😎

Learned that #minio is basically doing seppuku to itself. So started looking at alternatives. Found so far #garage. Absolutely terrible searchable name, 😅 but excellent alternative. A great deal of work has gone to make it consistent. Full #CRDT design and everything! 😍 garagehq.deuxfleurs.fr

Fully agree with the article. #ubuntu #snaps are better than what hate voices state. 😎 If you are targeting Linux natively, you can get #systemd unit files, full reproducible builds, and version release control all in one. All without being a package expert. 😉

Completely in on #SSE (#ServerSentEvents) usage. You can even do this with #graphql. 😄 Leave updates only from SSE. Model all mutations, but one way to ingest updates as they are available. No poll, websockets, or error handling chaos. Just SSE. 😉

Kind of wild #cooklang has its own federation setup now. 😅 Sure it uses #rss. No fancy #ActivityPub. Still, fascinating to see something like this. More of the web trying to index itself as primary search engines lose all their meaning to what search means. 🫠

And in a twist of design, here's doing durable execution directly with #sqlite and an event bus framework in #golang called #watermill. So just in case you all in go, this may be the way to go instead of #litestream. 😅

#Litestream 0.5 is even more reason just to pick #sqlite. You can get pretty far with litestream and have it fully manageable for duplication. Lower the N tier of your app. 😉

Profile control in #devenv is kind of outstanding. I have this very problem with monorepo dev work. Not all the time you need to load everything under the sun. 😅 Going to see how to fit on these very repos. 😁

I'm starting to see how #typst can be used for blogging. All with the #html output. You get full customization of the output to the exact format style you want. Straight in the document written. Giving way for potential different styling per post or post type. 🤯

Discovered #devpush. #htmx magic with #traefik and #postgres to make a vercel alternative. I'm for this. 😎 Especially being self hosted. The more solutions we can get for alternatives to paas, the better. 😉

Curious to see if people will adopt reactive programming in #golang. It's hard enough to get them to accept using anything functional event handling. 😅 Closest I've gotten is with using #nats for all the things.

Discovered recently #picosh patch request (pr) tool. Very interesting take on how to collab without using traditional pull requests. 😅 Email patches are outstanding. But they aren't for everyone. Encouraging to see experimenting here.

The most I've learned, have been during incident post mortem. Making that possible is what really foster blameless culture. You shift focus to learning and improving. 😎 Not why a human did a mistake. Even AI has shown it not perfect. 😅

Here I go again. Diving deep into modern #rdbms design. #turso feature introduction for materialized views in their #sqlite fork looks interesting, to say the least. 😅 turso.tech/blog/introdu...

You can use #duckdb for #dns lookups. 🤯 Like I needed more odd usecases for duckdb. 😅

It may seem simple enough to get #sqlite on the browser. But with synchronization baked in, very different tale. #turso work here is pretty amazing. Curious to see how far they can go. 😎

#Ubuntu 24.04 will be called "Resolute Raccoon." 😅 Interesting pick. It'll be the LTS that has #rust replacements littered everywhere. Let's see how Resolute the new release will be. 🤭

Another project for #Hypermedia in #python. Hold up! It's a fork of #fasthtml. Using #datastar instead of #htmx. 😅 The difference here is how much datastar use #SSE (#ServerSentEvents). It's EVERYWHERE. Very potent stuff. Hadn't yet tried datastar, but maybe soon with this. 😁

I got to certain point in my career that I'm doing Hypermedia pattern style url query params to match argument inputs on graphql schema. 🤣 It's going full circle.

Found out that #ghostty has #systemd utility, using notify-reload. And it works with #snap. 😄 I now have the terminal opening as fast I once did with #alacritty. I can't turn back anymore... 😅 ghostty.org/docs/linux/s...

Absolutely brilliant work by #cloudflare on FL2. 🎊 Reading on it now. They even use #systemd sockets for core connection control! 🤯 I feel like I have to step up my systemd usage. 😅 So much core services use systemd sockets. And yet it's still not common. 🫠