Wow... Just tested the new keyframe update from Luma. 🤯

We're talking about pre-commit hooks? Nice. I hate them. You should take as much compute time off your engineers as possible and put it on CI.

Okay, listen. If you're going to fetch in useEffect(...), you should at least make sure that you're handling: - Loading states - Error handling (rejections & HTTP error codes) - Race conditions & cancellation This isn't over-engineering. It's the minimum code to prevent bugs.

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Annual reminder that React's ComponentProps helper is still goated, and there are still folks that don't know about it.

Table design gold medal goes to Wikipedia.

Programming languages lie on the "Rigid/Lax" spectrum. The components of your programs (functions, modules, classes, etc.) are like joints. They define how easy it is to evolve your program. Python is too lax. You can write whatever mess you want and you can easily change

evaluating Speechmatics for live event transcription… gotta give shoutout to them for correctly recognizing names like Supabase and other technical terms without any prior context or custom vocabulary.

this newly supported syntax in BigQuery really reminds me of Supabase JS SDK

If you really want to be safe doing this stuff I’ve got two words for you: BEGIN TRANSACTION; Everything you do after this won’t take affect until you run COMMIT; Even if you lose the connection, your changes will get rolled back. It’s the ultimate safety net.

Today me and Thai Pangsakulyanont working on reverse-engineering Insta360 Link communication protocol to make it controllable with Xbox controller. Now we can control camera smoothly without any messy movement by dragging a mouse to move a camera itself.

I cannot think of a better way to understand why it's a ridiculously hard to build your own payments processor than to just do it. Not even kidding. It's a great thing to do b/c you learn so much: FAR more than anything you'd read. It sounds simple but it's not!

if you sell software you know about the dreaded security questionnaire certain architecture can lower the burden of this by 10x and help close more deals faster the fact that this never comes up in "you should just use _____" convos tells you everything you need to know

one of the reasons Svelte 5 has a rune called '$effect' (rather than something like 'watch' or 'autorun' or whatever) is to discourage you from actually using it

Vercel has a control plane API that for circular dependency reasons cannot itself be hosted on Vercel. It's a k8s cluster fronted by Vercel's primary ingress service using special hard coded rules. Long-story short, that API routing might be the most core of our core infra.

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Deno 2.0 blog announcement mentioned that Deno HTT is faster than Bun Following the blog they reference, there were no repo nor code we could run on our end I edit my benchmark to include Deno and the result was Bun is significantly faster unlike the claim?

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