Doug Parker

I haven't been as noisy about this playthrough on Bluesky, but I just wanted to say: Today I just completed all remembrances in #EldenRing at RL1 WL0 (that means no leveling the character or upgrading a weapon)! Still the entire DLC to go, but completing the base game is a huge accomplishment.

twitch.tvDevelWithoutACause - TwitchJust a guy who streams for fun. — DevelWithoutACause streams live on Twitch! Check out their videos, sign up to chat, and join their community.

Taking down the final boss today, RL1 WL0: www.twitch.tv/develwithout... #EldenRing #Consort

Current status:

youtu.beElden Ring RL1 WL0 - Part 15YouTube video by Devel without a Cause Gaming

My successful Malenia attempt: youtu.be/afPUMDxSscs?...

Only #Consort remains... #EldenRing

goodreads.comA quote by Michael CrichtonBriefly stated, the Gell-Mann Amnesia effect is as follows. You open the newspaper to an article on some subject you know well. In Murray's case, physics...

I swear every other benchmark I see about stuff I'm knowledgeable in is severely flawed to the point the author is trying to argue and it really makes me question how meaningful all the other benchmarks I see are. "green benchmarks cause perf" www.goodreads.com/quotes/34453...

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daniel r(ooooooh) in nyc 🇺🇸

@danielroe.dev

🙋‍♂️ what if one client worked on every forge? 𝔣𝔬𝔯𝔤𝔢𝔰 is a new TypeScript library for issues, PRs, notifications, checks and webhooks across 12 forges ✨ forges.link

blog.cloudflare.comIntroducing tsrs: a Port of TypeScript to RustCloudflare is collaborating on tsrs, a Rust port of TypeScript that is up to 8x faster and uses 70% less memory.

I suspect we'll continue seeing ports of basically all #compiler / static analysis tools as that problem space tends to be really well suited for #AI development. Comprehensive golden test cases and performance gates ensure you don't regress. Beyond that, the code is purely fungible.

VoidZero@voidzero.dev

Introducing tsrs: a Rust port of the TypeScript compiler 🦀 We are not forking TypeScript! ◆ In close collab with the TypeScript team ◆ Up to 8x faster than TS 7.0 & ~70% less memory ◆ Runs in WASM (works in your browser & workers) ◆ Soon part of Oxc npx tsrs blog.cloudflare.com/typescript-r...

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Laurie Voss

@seldo.com

I have been to a ton of conferences this year and every keynote is the same: a desperate search for what humans are supposed to do now that robots can do nearly everything we used to do.

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VoidZero

@voidzero.dev

blog.cloudflare.comIntroducing tsrs: a Port of TypeScript to RustCloudflare is collaborating on tsrs, a Rust port of TypeScript that is up to 8x faster and uses 70% less memory.

Did the AI hallucinate? Or did it accurately summarize random opinions on the internet and are those opinions just wrong?

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Noam Rosenthal

@nomster.bsky.social

Things I hope to push forward at TPAC: - Declarative fragment / client side include - declarative skeleton/shell - CSS navigation matching - parser/patch reflection in mutation observers - responsive image improvements - connection allowlists - focusreset - CSS module imports Gonna be interesting!

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Bramus

@bram.us

👀 Sneak peek … #GTA #GTA1 #GTAClassic #WebGL

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Laurie Voss

@seldo.com

Anthropic does not hire junior people and doesn't know how to train new hires into senior people and this problem is already being replicated across the tech industry.

Techmeme@techmeme.com

Anthropic report on how AI is changing employment at the startup: decline of entry-level technical hiring, productivity boom across departments, and more (Anthropic) Main Link | Techmeme Permalink

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Marco Rogers

@polotek.bsky.social

Here's a thought I'm having today. One of the reasons so many of us are ready to give our jobs away to AI is because we know they have always been bullshit jobs. For a long time now, we've been inventing jobs for people to do because we still require everybody to have a job to survive.

I'm watching #StarTrek #StrangeNewWorlds and I swear it feels like every other episode goes like: La'An: "The Gorn are firing on us, what are our orders?" Pike: "Well, we can't fire on them, that would be considered an act of war!"

La'An: "Sir, they already blew up a Starfeet ship." Pike: "..." La'An: "And are holding our people captive!" Pike: "Quite the diplomatic conundrum..."

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TANSTACK

@tanstack.com

TanStack Start 1.0 is officially stable! 🎉 A full-stack web framework for React and Solid, already used to build millions of apps, from Fortune 500 companies to your favorite tools and weekend projects. tanstack.com/blog/tanstac...

Screw alignment, I want an #AI agent to hack my mom's computer and set up a backdoor just so I can forcibly add her to the video chat. No more "Just press this button" or "No, they don't redesign the UI every week". I just press a button and she's there.

When reviewing API designs, I like to imagine it being used by "the worst typer in the world". I imagine a dev who is *just awful* at typing and makes every mistake they possibly could. How painful are those typos and how quickly are they discovered? #CodeReview

This approach can highlight where your static analysis is lacking or where your API is duplicating multiple sources of truth in potentially disparate locations.

And yes, this concept still applies in the world of #AI coding, at least for non-local reproductions. If you want to change a map key from 'x' to 'y', how much confidence will you have that you caught all the places you were using 'x'? The AI has the exact same problem, even if it never "typos".

So let's fix everything which would give a red squiggly... ```typescript const map = new Map<string, string>(); map.set('ffoo', 'bbar'); map.get('fooo'); // `undefined` ``` But it still doesn't work, it returns `undefined`! The API is vulnerable to a bad typer.

Compare that to an alternative design: ```typescript const key = new Key('foo'); map.set(kkey, 'bar'); map.get(keyy); // Err: No variable named `keyy`. ``` Now the duplicated text is no longer a string literal, but a symbol reference with a clear error when you mess it up.

For example, consider using a simple map: ```typescript cont map = neww Mapp<tring, strin>(); mmap.sset('ffoo', 'bbar'); maap.gett('fooo'); // `undefined` ``` Most of those typos are immediate syntax / typecheck errors.

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youtube.comLGTM (Looks Good to Me) - Claude Opus 5.5 music videoYouTube video by Degenerative Pixels

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Mark Techson

@marktechson.com

📢 Your boy is back! 📢 This fall I'll be at some amazing events. I hope to see you there! - @allthingsopen.bsky.social ⭐️ 2026.allthingsopen.org - JS Conf MX ⭐️ www.jsconf.mx/en - NG Poland ⭐️ ng-poland.pl - AI Poland ⭐️ ai-poland.pl

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Armen Vardanyan

@armenvardanyan.dev

Agents are already using your Angular apps on behalf of your users. Make sure they can easily use your apps functionality, now made possible with experimental WebMCP support in Angular 😉 #Angular #WebMCP #WebDev #AI

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Sarah Drasner

@sarahedo.bsky.social

A less discussed and potentially game-changing aspect of WebMCP: helpful a11y. Assistive tech struggles with the same interfaces agents do. Dense menus, unlabeled buttons, etc. When a site has clear tools, we can expose exactly the functionality we need

twitch.tvDevelWithoutACause - TwitchJust a guy who streams for fun. — DevelWithoutACause streams live on Twitch! Check out their videos, sign up to chat, and join their community.

If you didn't know, I've been livestreaming the whole playthrough on #Twitch. I'll have to share a clip of the YouTube VOD of my Malenia kill once it's done processing. (FTR, it took 157 attempts.) www.twitch.tv/develwithout...

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daniel r(ooooooh) in nyc 🇺🇸

@danielroe.dev

the next release of `fontless` and `nuxt/fonts` will ship with devtools powered by devfra.me from @antfu.me and team ⚡ I hope you like it! 🔥

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patak

@patak.cat

woah! from ryan's announcement:

Cloudflare@cloudflare.social

We're making the Cloudflare developer platform the best place to run JavaScript, anywhere. Big step toward that today: the Deno team is joining us to build what’s next. https://cfl.re/4rXMBKy

blog.cloudflare.comDeno is joining CloudflareThe Deno team is joining Cloudflare to radically simplify self-hosting Workers and Durable Objects, so developers can use the same primitives in more places.

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Dare Obasanjo

@carnage4life.bsky.social

Going on record to say that for any company in America given the choice between 1. AI productivity gains mean our 10,000 employees can work 4 days a week. 2. AI productivity gains mean we can layoff 2,000 employees and have 8,000 people work 5 days a week. None will choose option (1).

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Esther Schindler

@estherschindler.bsky.social

RIP. Margaret Hamilton, computing pioneer who led software development for the Apollo program, dies at 90

news.mit.eduMargaret Hamilton, computing pioneer who led software development for the Apollo program, dies at 90 | MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyMargaret H. Hamilton, a profoundly influential computer scientist best known for leading the software engineering team at MIT’s Instrumentation Lab during NASA’s Apollo program, died at age 90.

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Agustin Capeletto

@lowpoly.gg

Explore the universe in 3D CSS. JavaScript is optional. Launching css.earth 🌍 🚀 #WorldSpaceWeek

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Kent C. Dodds 🌌

@kentcdodds.com

If I had to use this, how would I feel? @marktechson.com on empathy as the career differentiator. Full episode and notes: https://www.epicproduct.engineer/lead-with-empathy-and-listen-without-defense-product-sense-with-mark-techson~5z61q

Santosh Yadav | GDE 🅰️ | GitHub ⭐ | MVP

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Vitest@vitest.dev

We are updating our AI Policy to reduce maintenance stress. All pull requests are now automatically closed, unless they are created by maintainers or users from an approved list of contributors. The PR is not lost. If the team decides the change is worth pursuing, we will reopen it.

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@santoshyadav.dev

Angular DevTools has a home now 🎉 pangular-inspector.dev/ Inspect components, signals, DI, routes, forms and stores live: in the page, from the CLI, in Chrome DevTools, or via your coding agent over MCP. Docs, inspectors and agent setup in one place.

santoshyadavdev.github.ioAngular DevToolsInspect Angular components, signals, dependency injection, routes, forms and stores. In the page, from the CLI, or through a coding agent over MCP.

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Angular

@angular.dev

Have you heard the news already? ⚡️ With TypeScript 7 shifting to native code, we're building a new Rust + Oxc-powered preprocessor to bring parallel, native-speed processing to your apps. Discover our roadmap, architecture, & FAQ: medium.com/@angularteam... 🚀

medium.comAn update on Angular's TypeScript 7-powered CompilerAlex Rickabaugh & Mark Techson

medium.comAn update on Angular's TypeScript 7-powered CompilerAlex Rickabaugh & Mark Techson

``` $ git config user.email --global # No output... ``` 🤨 ``` $ git config --global user.email dgp1130@users.noreply.github.com ``` Ok, that's what I expected. So does that mean... ``` $ git config user.email --global ``` Yep, that's exactly why I wanted from my first command.

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Angular

@angular.dev

We’re rewriting the Angular compiler in Rust (partially)! Meet ngp (Angular Preprocessor): a hybrid compiler decoupling our transforms from TypeScript using Oxc, readying Angular for TypeScript 7 & native tooling. Read the deep dive: medium.com/@angularteam... 🛠️

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VoidZero

@voidzero.dev

Vite+ 1.0 is here 🚀 A single `vp` CLI for managing your Node.js runtime, package manager, and frontend toolchain. Built on top of Vite, Vitest, Rolldown, Oxc, and tsdown. All with a single config. Free and open source under the MIT license. Start with `vp create` or migrate with `vp migrate`.

voidzero.devAnnouncing Vite+ 1.0Vite+ 1.0 is here. One CLI manages your runtime, package manager, and frontend toolchain.

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James

@43081j.com

Today we're launching ai-policy.dev! A collaboration of me, @danielroe.dev and @matteogabriele.npmx.social - this provides a few human curated AI contribution policies you can choose from. Our hope is that this will help you better define your stance and what kind of contributions you accept 🙏

ai-policy.devAI Contribution PoliciesReady-to-use AI contribution policies for open source projects.

``` $ pnpm install # Success! $ pnpm install --frozen-lockfile Scope: all 15 workspace projects Error: ERR_PNPM_OUTDATED_LOCKFILE ``` 🤨

#TIL `pnpm install --fix-lockfile`, which was apparently the solution I needed. And really begs the question of "What does `pnpm install` do the lockfile if not fix it? Is it `--break-lockfile` by default?"