the only thing it needs is to move the CI statuses up.
the rest I really dislike it. and it was so SLOOOOOW....
it is shit and the guy who made it should be fired. :P
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Guess the type of
PreviewAccess
ts
export const PREVIEW_ACCESS = ['login', 'public'] as const export type PreviewAccess = (typeof PREVIEW_ACCESS)[number]
Do I really need to add a user to a Gitlab org to use it as bot? Why do they not have "Apps" with permission levels 😭
Jensen Huang had a romantic relationship with a spy named Alice HuangI think I know why they liked each other. Alice: "Hey, I’m Alice Huang." Jensen: "Wait, what? I’m a Huang too! Let me buy you a drink."
Sun, Nov 8
Honestly, shipping a clean
llms.txt or raw Markdown alongside the regular docs ends up helping humans too, because it forces you to write self-contained examples instead of hiding everything behind interactive tabs.If you write proper documentation for humans then bots can also process it. It does not really work the other way around.
A question I’ve kept coming back to over the last few weeks: How can I define lint rules for agents that can’t be enforced through static analysis?
it depends on your harness, you can build hooks, and scripts that assess whatever rules you want, as long as they are measurable & deterministic; and you do like a pre-PR gate to trigger those checks, and your agent would react to their results.
Sat, Nov 7
That sucks GitHub:
HTTP 406: the diff exceeded the maximum number of lines (20000What in the helly world did the wp team cook up here: https://make.wordpress.org/core/2026/11/05/your-content-is-going-to-get-more-random/
Make WordPress CoreYour Content Is Going To Get More Random!Maybe not your content per se, but the ability to discover it is with the introduction of the /random/ endpoint in WordPress 7.2. A request to example.com/random/ will lead end users to a randomly …
This feature added for posts is great, but we used to do this for categories.
Would appreciate your opinion! & feel free to ask if you need more context :))
Let's assume you have some Workflows that can do things in your codebase and get triggered by Jira events in a Kanban board. Would you love or hate this UI:
(this has some rough edges and is WIP)
It looks good! I'm not sure what the status should be (To-Do/Progress/Approval). For example, if you write a long description, what happens to it?
Fri, Nov 6
Weird thought: buying condoms at the supermarket still feels awkward, but my TV and half of Big Tech know literally everything about me.
It would be more strange to ask to trying them on in a cabin before buying them.
I don't think it's a bug per se, but it might need some more finetuning. Tagging /dev/null's amazing AI lab so she might look into it when she gets the time @paulinevos