I see, so they're "rephrasing" various things. A Post is a Commit, and a feed is a Log? There's also the trick of making threads look like a branching tree. It's also interesting how the post IDs feel similar to Git hashes. I can sense the stance of making it an SNS focused on…
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Do developers have interest in new reactive frameworks, or has that ship sailed? Is everyone safely ensconced in their silos?
Wouldn’t mind a really easy and reliable local first framework. A local first Laravel would be awesome although those two things don’t mix.
Absolutely; arguably even more than ever. With AI, to be efficient I want building blocks that are proven and bring a clean API to do repetitive stuff. I don't know if I'm as interested in "new" frameworks specifically, but I do think that frameworks make more sense now than…
what models do you all use when coding?
Opus mainly, with strict tasks for Sonnet to execute. I have also started exploring GLM, DeepSeek, and Kimi models on my OpenCode plan recently, running a night shift on Github actions. I use Gemini a lot, but not for actual coding.
Gemini 3.8 Flash is great,and Argon 4, butI will not understimate DeepSeek V4.1 Flash
There are some things that show up on screen already translated, and others that don't get translated unless you press the translate button. That basically means if translated data has been saved, it's being reused. In other words, when something already translated comes…
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now that you mentioned it, that's actually clever on the part of /dev/null team. show original for fewer translation request, if somebody translated it then store, then serve the translation moving forward
Since this is a place where it's easy to connect with overseas engineers, I'd like to ask a question: honestly, what is the position of the Erlang VM overseas like? In Japan, until 2024 Nintendo used it for the Switch's push notification system, but now they've already replaced…
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github... I only have private repos, so it looks like I never push at all, but I use it every day. Whether it's me doing the pushing or Claude-san (French), that's beside the point.
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In the contribution settings you can enable 'Private contributions'. It will show in the chart that you have a commit without leaking the commit messages and repository name