When the family goes out for the day and now I have 100 more unfinished projects....
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For everyone interested in running asahi: battery life kinda sucks. But I love my asahi alarm (arch btw) that I can make do pretty much whatever I want it to. Ended up with Niri & DMS, which works very well on the 14inch M1 MBP.
I made pux, a small CLI tool written in Go to save commands under a short name and run them by that name. I made it for myself and I'm sharing it in case it's useful to you.
Commands are plain text files in one folder. It works on macOS, Linux and Windows.…
GitHubGitHub - kyukey/pux: Save commands, run them by nameSave commands, run them by name. Contribute to kyukey/pux development by creating an account on GitHub.
if i’m writing code, i will prototype in php 90% of the time. the other 10% is typescript. this code doesn’t always see the light of day.
if an agent is writing the code, i will typically have it write typescript or rust.
I mean, I started with integer BASIC and microassembly on the 6502 as a kid. I did C, Pascal, LOGO, Modula-2, Ada, lots of Lisp, C++, D, FalconPL, Perl, and lots of assembly and scripting languages before I got to PHP. And lots since then. Pretty sure nobody should ever know…
Well, I am a "use the right tool for the job" developer, PHP just happens to be prob my favorite language despite its quirks.
Wondering: AI coding as a pm freed me to do the things that would have taking me years. How do you feel about tech-adjacent people using AI to build software?
In my experience it is fine for simple prototypes etc. to explain what they want, as long as they don't expect it to be the final outcome or feel they know better than engineers because they managed to create something that seems to be working at surface level :)
Probably we are waiting for an iOS app of /dev/null?
Or a PWA so it can be used as an app?
The PWA installed to the dock works surprisingly well for now, though NativePHP has an iOS app in the works over at NativePHP/dev-null-app.
if you can build it https://github.com/NativePHP/dev-null-app
tomorrow there will be (hopefully) a testing version
GitHubGitHub - NativePHP/dev-null-app: A native iOS and Android app for devnull, built with NativePHPA native iOS and Android app for devnull, built with NativePHP - NativePHP/dev-null-app
Oh, everything is pending review. Hmmm, time to delete my account I rekcon.
Hi guys, this is one of my open-source projects, called Envgo. Envgo helps you hide and secure your .env values from the browser in plain HTML + JS projects. What does it do? Want to try? 😄
Check this out :
https://envgo.dev
envGoenvGo — Keep .env values out of the browserZero-dependency Go binary that serves your static HTML and injects .env secrets server-side. No Node, no build — secrets never reach the browser. MIT, no telemetry.
I'm not sure if it's still relevant to share anything about coding principles and best practices. I believe every AI model will know this in the next few months!
AI models are continuously being trained on data, so maybe that's exactly why it might be relevant
When you've been in an emergency situation and you can't get hold of someone critical because you know they've always got their phone on silent and are old enough that they aren't glued to their phone screen 24x7 so they never see your call - that frustrates me.
My website barely gets updated anyway. /dev/null has given me an excuse to post … here.
What I should do is make it so I can syndicate from my website to here, but I haven’t done it yet.
I just got confetti when I did a commit? Is that something new that snuck in recently? I didn’t but a milestone or anything. I like it.