Marco "Ocramius" PivettaIt makes me rationally angry to open the page of a merge request / pull request, and seeing "changed X" commits and description, without the explanation of why it is being done.
TheLe0
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Hello there! I'm a random nerdy guy that borned to make the web a better place, fueled by way too much coffee. I balance my days between writing code and running miles on the road. And when I’m not building or running, you’ll probably find me watching animes, binging a good series and sometimes playing a few games. Some of the tech topics I am most interested on is design systems and gamification
Will
I was thinking, and it occurred to me that Courage was the first prompt engineer to ever exist. It's amazing how a cartoon from almost 30 years ago predicted our current reality. #ai #prompt
I feel like the weirdest person in the world every time I go to McDonald's just to get a cup of coffee.
Never really understood the name "Batman Ninja." Batman and everyone else in that movie are samurais, not ninjas.
//devdigest⚡️ JetBrains Rider Extends Support to PlayStation®5 and Xbox Consoles
WetHat💦TypeScript is introducing a native compiler, dramatically enhancing performance by up to 10x.:
➡️ Native TypeScript reduces editor load times to 1.2 seconds and halves memory usage.
➡️ Release roadmap: TypeScript 7 with feature parity is expected by end of 2025.
➡️ Benefits include faster editing, more advanced refactorings, and new AI-powered tools.
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/typescript/typescript-native-port/
#TypeScript #Programming #SoftwareDevelopment #CodeOptimization
David Bisset
UwUrrHere's your daily Windows WTF:
"[...] Root level processes in Windows tend to be orphaned (wininit.exe, cssrss.exe) but still have a parent ID. The parent no longer exists, so its ID is used for new processes. When querying for a process' children, those orphaned root level processes are returned as well. Solution, check the start time of the children and make sure they were started AFTER the parent process."
