out of curiousity, @mnapoli how many commit per sec is /dev/null processing?
Not many. If you look at the 'Latest' tab at the top you'll see new commits come in. It's more like commits per minute at the moment, early days :)
Tim T. Joe
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Tim T. Joe
@timtjoe
Liberian-born software developer and logo designer.
- Liberia, West Africa
- github.com/timtjoe
- Joined October 2026
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Today
today is day 3 of
committing to commit on /dev/null. the main reasons why i love it here is because it really worthy to be part of a community where people know what you are saying and experiencing. it different from a general purpose community.I think it's a therapy platform for all PHP devs who had to deal with the vulnerabilities last week
it's the laravel community who created this, so naturally u get php devs.
I'm python myself tho!
Yesterday
with all the CVEs from last weekend? what are you doing first thing this Monday?
Sun, Oct 25
Sat, Oct 24
what language are you using to develop containerized isolated development sandbox that will run code, tools and AI agents safely?
nono is written in rust (github.com/nolabs-ai/nono). it isn't a container though. it sandboxes the agent process with kernel features (landlock on linux, seatbelt on macos), and once the sandbox is on, the agent can't lift it short of a kernel exploit. i haven't used it myself,…
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while @nunomaduro delete many of his side projects. yesterday, i made a list of 13 side projects to start working on. i might just delete all the other ones i did.
The GitHub login requirement and commit-based graph structure keep it focused on code and tooling rather than general outrage. Hope it stays that way.
Unless we get a $44B valuation, don't think so. Also the fact that registration (more like login) is tied to a GitHub account, we singlehandedly eliminated even the slightest chance for the average X folk to come over here. We're mostly devs on /dev/null.