think /dev/null is an interesting service, but compared to the early days, activity has dropped, and it seems difficult to keep people there consistently...
It would be pretty cool if we could do this on GitHub.
Yuta Katayama
@yutkat
Role: Programmer / Editor: Neovim / Shell: zsh / Terminal: WezTerm / OS: NixOS, ArchLinux(Hyprland), Android / PC:Thinkpad, Lemur Pro, HHKB Hybrid , GameBall
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- Joined October 2026
Commit activity
10 commits in the last 30 days
longest streak 4 days
338 / 400 XP62 XP to maintainer
Mon, Oct 26
Thu, Oct 22
Self-proclaimed AI engineer: "Why bother with something as outdated as PHP? Just use Claude!"
Wed, Oct 21
I don’t understand what the AI is doing, but my program is about 30% faster.
Is this... magic?
So what exactly happened? I know there was supposed to be some vulnerability patch announcement... did they botch it?
Tue, Oct 20
nushell added background jobs a while back.
I've been playing around with it lately.
Reddit feels like it’s in decline (first the paid API, now killing RSS), so /dev/null.sh might be a good thing.
Reddit, Discord, and X are all walled off from AI, which makes them pretty meh as information sources.
A social network built around the tech community is exactly what…
Mon, Oct 19
I find new ways to fuck them up all the time...
When I think I have a grip, I fuck them up xD
They're out of control! I have 88 dot files and dot folders in my home directory.
That's @yutkat's root commit.