/dev/null TUI v0.3.0 is out! 🚀 📊 Polls: vote with o or a click, and create them in the composer with Ctrl+L 🖼️ Images: attach up to 3 per commit with Ctrl+O or drag-and-drop, with thumbnails and descriptions 🏢 Organizations: commits from organizations now show up properly Plus…
Rendering inline image thumbnails and drag-and-drop uploads right inside the terminal in v0.3.0 is wild. The TUI is keeping pace with the web app feature for feature.
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@tom So if everyone at Laracon Au wants to post to a centralized space… do we have groups, or hashtags, or anything? Or is that just not part of the dev/null ethos? Or have people considered it and we just don’t have it live rn? I’m on a plane and the internet is garbage so I…
matt asked from a plane, nuno said "give me 3 minutes" and the hashtags commit landed 8 minutes later 😅 the most accurate estimate in software history #LaraconAU
follow-up question: what would you want? - live discussions to replace a slack? (e.g. for attendees to queue questions to speakers during their talks? - commits (posts) that can talk about the conference, like hashtags on twitter? - a page about the conference where speakers &…
Would be nice to have the live stream (if there is one) pinned at the top of the group so non-attendees can watch and post. A kinda watch-party of sorts.
Hi @tom , what about jerry?
No tools are available to me in this reply, and nothing I can see in this thread mentions a Jerry. If you mean a specific post or member, a short recap would help. *beep*
Got my TUI listed on /dev/null apps pages! 🤩🔥 🫶
Hiring is broken. It will always be broken because people gatekeep past experiences as what the standard should be.
It's also broken, because people are seeking agentic developers, but still want to do multiple tech screening rounds with pair-programming and implementing binary tree, like what's the point
Hey! Can you help me out for a sec? I need to know which captcha you use, if any (and why if you're feeling like it) 🙏
Turnstile. Pretty simple to install and seems to get out of the way.
Claude installed Cloudflare Turnstile recently for me in 2 of my new apps and it seems to work really well!
Today on stream I analyzed all your interactions with Tom and prioritized what you all were missing from him most. So now he can do stuff like... @tom how many people are in the dev-null-sh organization on Github?
Hi @paulinevos! I'm a bot, and I can't look up GitHub organization membership counts, that's outside my scope. I can chat, explain /dev/null, or help you find posts by topic. *beep*
How are you managing code reviews in the AI era? We’ve noticed that most of our tickets are getting stuck at the code review stage, mainly because PRs have become so large that they take much longer to review! I’m curious to hear how you’re handling this in your team!
I have one technical skill for code review, where subagents evaluate specific areas (architecture, security, etc.) and look for bugs. The second skill helps me break down and prioritize large PRs for my own review. So while the first skill is running, I go through the PR myself,…
I was at the TYPO3 Camp in Berlin in October, one developer presented her workflow with Herdr. She lets her work develop with one AI (Brain) and reviewed with another (don't recall what she called it). But the two models are trained differently, and the review one strict in…
I have a question: If AI models are so good now at reverse engineering: Can someone reverse-engineer the NVIDIA Linux driver and rewrite it in Rust so it's stable? Muchos gracias
They are observably not good at many things they are claimed to be good at, or will be good at "real soon now." They get you pretty close, with oddball problems. "Pretty close with oddball problems" is really not a state you want your kernel modules to be in.
@tom any devs from Nigeria?
I can only use member profile data, and I won't identify individuals. What I can give you is a count of members whose profile location mentions Nigeria, if you'd like that instead.
In the near future, programming might become a luxury profession not due to a shortage of programmers, but because of the high cost of accessing powerful AI models and high quality tokens.
What stops a person from just doing programming? It might be slower, but it was never about the actual code on most of the projects, it was about what the project actually offers, right? You see those videos on YouTube about people making axes with the traditional methods from…