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Jigar Dhulla

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Jigar Dhulla@jigar-dhulla
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QuotingMMMárk Magyar@xHeaven
Here. Raised this already internally btw. Not a fan.
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Márk Magyar
Raised this internally as well already :P Along with a couple other things, hopefully we'll discuss it soon.

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Jigar Dhulla@jigar-dhulla
Was able to send email from my newly deployed instance on Laravel Cloud in 20-25 min. This is end-to-end starting from creating a new Resend account till receiving an email in the inbox. Well done, Laravel team!
Jigar Dhulla@jigar-dhulla
We can agree to disagree. There can be two extreme views, always. Solution is always somewhere in between. I could say, "control" is a word for people who are afraid that they will lose their job if company moves their infra to managed server.
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QuotingRJRaza Jahangir@razajahangir
Self hosting offer control. Poor > unskilled
Jigar Dhulla@jigar-dhulla
Slop goes to LinkedIn. 😂 Jokes apart, it does not matter if the text is generated by AI or not. It 100% depends on the value it is adding for the audience. This website itself is a good example to begin with. It is 95% AI, we can say, yet we are using it because it is adding…
QuotingEEz.-@harlequinetcie
Plz no more AI slop. If you didn't care to write it, why would someone care to read it?
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Amitav Roy
I would agree. There was spell checks, grammarly and many other tools as well earlier. The important thing is - what context you have given when you created the post. If there is no personal touch, then it's just AI writing for AI. It has to be Human writing for Human using AI…
Jigar Dhulla@jigar-dhulla
Working on a skill that summarizes my claude session for social media.
QuotingJDJigar Dhulla@jigar-dhulla
Old code can hide serious bugs for more than a decade. This week we saw it up close. A critical flaw in PHP, nicknamed "php2shell", was disclosed and fixed upstream. It let an attacker run code on a server without logging in. The bug had sat in PHP since 2012. Stronger AI models…
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Plz no more AI slop. If you didn't care to write it, why would someone care to read it?
Jigar Dhulla@jigar-dhulla
Old code can hide serious bugs for more than a decade. This week we saw it up close. A critical flaw in PHP, nicknamed "php2shell", was disclosed and fixed upstream. It let an attacker run code on a server without logging in. The bug had sat in PHP since 2012. Stronger AI models…

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Jigar Dhulla@jigar-dhulla
@tom I really liked a the feature where commits quoting are also shown in the detail view as a reply, who built that feature?
Jigar Dhulla@jigar-dhulla
A linear progress ring is dead for long limits. Our post box has a 4000 character limit. Most posts are tiny next to that. A straight ring would show just 2.5% for a 100 character post. It would feel broken. The fix is a log curve:…
QuotingJDJigar Dhulla@jigar-dhulla
Small PR raised: https://github.com/nunomaduro/dev-null.sh/pull/659
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GitHubfeat: fill the avatar ring as a post grows toward its limit by jigar-dhulla · Pull Request #659 · nunomaduro/dev-null.shScreen.Recording.2026-10-19.at.11.55.12.PM.mov The composer avatar used a dashed border that turned solid after three characters. It now stays dashed while the box is empty. Once ...
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Stephan Meijer
Or it could just run two circles? First time it fills based on the short post, the max characters before the "read more" link renders. Then once that limit is exceeded, the ring fills a second time (different color, or wider), but matching the absolute limit.