Vincent

People often talk about engineering spaces, such as the software or civil spaces. But what of the space engineering space? And more importantly do they use tabs?

PSA: H3 Stable and Nitro RC are imminent. Closing the last-minute gaps. Sorry for all the delays, but every single one was worth it. Nitro is becoming a MINIMAL, FAST, UNOPINIONATED/AGNOSTIC Swiss Army knife for building any web app. Your agents are gonna LOVE it.

Next person who creates a branch is probably a narco

Just because your project is open source does not make it acceptable to cold email developers for exposure and ask for contributions. Especially if that project is at the core of a for-profit business. Be respectful

I am casually considering taking over the world. No wait... I am making a button blue that was red.

My ISP just emailed me for the second time this year that they are “upgrading” my internet speed free of charge, I went from 300Mbps to 600Mbps to 1Gbps. At this rate we will achieve FTL in ~26 years

If you `! touch AKAMAI` and then prompt Claude Fable to `git status`, it will fallback to Opus as if you’ve just broken into the pentagon itself.

Every car should come with an open weight model that runs fully offline in case of an emergency and you have no connectivity and need to Macgyver yourself to safety. This is gonna be a thing even if you don't like it.

@ratatui.rs Started working on a BullMQ browser called bulltui using ratatui. Shockingly pleasant DX for building Terminal UIs

Could npm be rebuilt on atproto? www.jasnell.me/posts/what-i...

You heard it here first — 2026 is the year you can finally style a select!! It will be in all browsers by the end of the year 🎉🎉🎉 @jakearchibald.com #cssday

Rust is moving toward a formal LLM contribution policy after months of heated internal debate, driven by a wave of low-effort "slop PRs" straining maintainers. The proposal bans LLM authorship but allows private use. socket.dev/blog/rust-mo...

Credit where it's due. Huge thanks to the @pnpm.io, @npmx.dev, and broader tooling communities (@e18e.dev) You're the reason working with JS packages still feels okay day to day. You filled the vacuum npm left behind. The registry is still a single point of failure, but the tools around it aren't.

I roll my own, Joui has lang stats too

It should be more common to show a video of a demo as a fallback when sharing new browser capabilities (e.g. HTML-in-Canvas), rather than a “your browser is not supported”. I see it far too often and it’s simply lazy.

Making `npmMinimalAgeGate: 1d` the default github.com/yarnpkg/berr...

I've just updated node-caged to Node.js 26.1.0. Enjoy a @nodejs consuming 50% less RAM. hub.docker.com/r/platformat...

Catalogs just landed in evlog Centralize your error & audit management in one place. No more magic strings scattered everywhere. Start small with a single file, scale to multi-package monorepos with full TypeScript autocomplete. You define it once, use it everywhere. evlog.dev/learn/catalogs

Everyone wants to call the environmentally friendly sendBeacon() method these days, but give sendBacon() a chance it is delicious 🥓

My favorite thing about @npmx.dev is it becomes obvious when my packages are following modern practices.

It should’ve been called blueberry-pick

When you’ve been procrastinating all day, but aren’t ashamed to hide it.

Non tech people often make a strange assumption that humans can somehow have the entirety of a codebase perfectly in memory. Even worse when folks in tech make this assumption, even about themselves

A friend of mine, not in tech, is getting bullied by his boss on a Saturday for not using Grammarly. I am afraid to ask how many of us, in tech, are going through the same thing but with LLMs instead.

Every day of the week I’ve experienced a new GitHub bug. Today I even got two! Gotta catch ‘em all

Someone on my team just said they always tell Claude to “review pull requests like you are Vinny”. New complement unlocked

In the next version of Vitest you can track leaking asynchronous resources via `--detect-async-leaks` option! Available in v4.1.0-beta.4 release. 🔍 (notice missing await in the example)

When you spend half an hour trying to find a file, and an LLM can’t find the file, is it a good time to start crying?

🙋‍♂️ so ... for reasons: I would love to know people's frustrations with: - the current npmjs.com - admin user flows on npm web ui (and cli, locally) 🙏

Emails that tell you to respond directly to the email, and then respond by telling you the inbox isn’t monitored and to go down other rabbit holes are the worst

Everyone is excited to discuss how well LLMs can program, but I just want to know when they’re gonna clean and climb my stairs

The English language is missing a term for “generic you”, so as to avoid confusion. Gyou are doing it wrong

What many Staff Eng fail to realize is that the amount of ambiguity you must deal with greatly varies depending on who you work for. Find the people that see eye to eye with you, and you’ll be set free.

Background, foreground, backend developer, foreend developer

Big news in this year's GitHub Octoverse report: TypeScript is now the most-used language on GitHub! We are thrilled and grateful to see the TypeScript and JavaScript community continue to grow and thrive. 🚀 Read up more at github.blog/news-insight...

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Ever wanted to defeat your nemesis? Send them handcrafted Etsy items for made up partners and anniversaries at random throughout the year

In case anyone was wondering, this is what the bird site looked like in 2009, hasn’t changed very much imo

To all the junior engineers out there that need to hear this, you still need to learn the fundamentals, and then some. Using assistive technologies is not an excuse to avoid honing your craft.

Disable “issues” on your public facing repositories. Thank me later.

Nintendo uses Nuxt?

Some people are WYSIWYG, and some are not.

The world operates in floating points, but too many minds are fixed on integers.

Dynamically loaded scripts were a mistake. So were iframes. Everything after ready should have been static content, even content being rendered from other pages.

I just merged a pull request on GitHub and the pull request stayed open, while the commit landed on the default branch. I guess the Microsoft acquisition has infected them after all.

Developers are just jealous that LLMs can actually come up with good names for things

When I wrote the code only me and god understood what was going on. But as time marched on, now only god knows.