If you are interested in zero-network, memory-safe, self-contained WebAssembly modules that plug in into your existing stack check out qip.dev
Patrick Smith
Patrick Smith
@royalicing.com
webassembly in elixir: https://useorb.dev · components everywhere: https://components.guide · blog: https://royalicing.com · he/him
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If you make HTTPS requests or have other TLS clients and care about MITM attacks, you need to update today. If you run Go: go get go@1.27.3 If you run Homebrew: brew update brew install ca-certificates If you run Linux, maybe stay off the internet for now.
🚨 Six WebPKI Intermediate CAs are compromised. This is bigger than Heartbleed, but a client-side issue. Anything that verifies certificates against public roots, like most TLS clients, is/was affected. Details, live test, patched versions and workarounds at emudhra.we-have-a-problem.com Act now.
Henry Ford supposedly said: “If I had asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses.” Faster pull requests sounds to me like a faster horse. We need to find the automobiles for the agentic coding age, and master their manufacturing. royalicing.com/2026/faster-...
“Nothing is overdue.” A perfect example of how fewer features can make a better product. marco.org/2026/08/14/u...
Agree with this. The everything upfront spec approach just doesn’t sense to me. I need to run and use what I’ve made to know to do next. youtu.be/IZRWzXjaXxM
I’ve been over time rethinking opinions of event systems and observable property pubsub as now being overkill. Rather than adding an immediate-mode API over a retained-mode API like React does over the DOM, let’s start with immediate-mode. youtu.be/2Tjh3cr_8d4