I am begging programming youtubers. Please for the love of god and all things sane. Stop including the audio of your loud ass keyboards. I'm not there to listen to the clickity clack while you are barely audible explaining complex stuff. I'm there to learn. If I wanted "Programming keyboard asmr" I'd search for that.
Please save my sanity.
RE: https://mastodon.social/@firefoxwebdevs/115740500373677782
I like that Firefox is (through @jaffathecake) communicating. But the point is not really if you can disable the features TBH.
I think the problem is how Firefox/Mozilla is perceived: Putting a whole lot of resources into AI gambles (that the community does not seem to be too thrilled about to say the least) while seemingly losing all focus on the Open Web as something to work on, strengthen and defend. Especially with Google/Chrome's dominance.
The new CEO coming in and just hammering "AI" while never talking about how exactly those systems can only exist by harming the open web is a bad sign.
It's not so much about distrust of the engineers working on Firefox and them adding a switch or not. It's about a communicated vision that seemingly pushes aside all the things people want Firefox to exist for.
gljskdfkjllkjf i love bevy so much it's so fun to work with. it feels so rewarding and elegant to express complex stuff in very few stuff and it just works well
#bevy <- tagging so people who work on it might see this
The Bevy Metrics dashboard is now live at https://metrics.bevy.org!
For each #Bevy commit this tracks compile times, binary size, and runs stress tests on standardized, real gaming hardware. These are all graphed to identify historical trends and track down commits that improve or regress the state of Bevy!
This effort is funded by the Bevy Foundation and built by
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I’ve filled out the State of Rust Survey. Have you?
https://blog.rust-lang.org/2025/11/17/launching-the-2025-state-of-rust-survey/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QPuIysZxXwM
My advice for all bevy devs.
Bevy offers a structure that helps you follow this doctrine, lean into it.
Hello everyone! I'm thrilled to announce the second release of the alpha Bevy CLI, a command-line tool hacked on by the Bevy CLI working group that streamlines work on projects using the Bevy game engine (https://bevy.org). This release includes key improvements such as:
- Automatically configuring the correct getrandom backend when building a project for the web
- Easily listing and installing specific versions of the Bevy Linter
- Unstable support for enabling web multi-threading, useful when depending on crates like bevy_seedling
- Faster compile times and improved template support by relying on cargo-generate in its executable form, rather than bundling it as a library
- Many bug fixes, small quality-of-life changes, and documentation improvements
Check out the official release at https://github.com/TheBevyFlock/bevy_cli/releases/tag/cli-v0.1.0-alpha.2, and view the live documentation at https://thebevyflock.github.io/bevy_cli/.
This release is from 5 months of work, so please reach out if you get stuck or hit any issues. Have a good one!
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