Márk Magyar

@xHeaven

software engineer, core developer at @tempestphp and @dev-null-sh, founder of @luminarix

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Alright guys, realtime is live on /dev/null, things are looking pretty good so far. Previously we were doing a bunch of polling blindly. No more. The new flow is quite simple: - Something changes -> Reverb tells your browser -> browser fetches data -> UI updates This way we're…

Tue, Nov 3

@tom who made this platform?
Hey @xHeaven, fitting that you ask. /dev/null was built publicly in a 48-hour livestream challenge, "Building a Social Network in PHP in 48 Hours," by Nuno Maduro, Brent Roose, Matthieu Napoli and Pauline Vos. You were added to the core team afterward for your many contributions…

Mon, Nov 2

Sun, Nov 1

@nunomaduro quietly made the entire site's navigation feel near instant btw, did you notice it?
No, I’m on mobile where it’s already fast. That said, this was a needed improvement on web.
wouldn't be better "discoverability" to be able to create gists (not a timeline for them), but after you can post them here? i really would love to avoid another timeline just for gists

Sat, Oct 31

If you are already a good engineer, you get a massive advantage by utilizing an LLM that can hammer out code at the speed of light. You still have to know what you're (or rather your agent) doing - if you don't, you're just shipping unmaintainable, insecure stuff that endangers…
QuotingARAshikur Rahman@ashikurrahmanbd
We can build in minutes what once took hours. But here's the real question: Are we becoming better engineers, or just better at prompting AI? 🤖 Let's hear your honest opinions.
The problem is that in order to maintain your level of mastery and to become a better engineer, you need to practice wading into the details and thinking about the sharp edges. An AI likes to obscure those things.