26-07

• Typst: Designing for Incrementality (Laurenz Mädje at RustWeek) - YouTube

  • element ids

    • ordered elements (e.g. headings) are needed for scripting (e.g. toc)

    • simple counters introduce global state (bad)

    • hashes ftw! like git, because documents are trees (child considers parent hash)

    • collisions between neighbors can be handled locally

• OpenFeature

• Very Average Prototypes | Lobsters

• Wagtail as Django admin on steroids ⚡ | TimOnWeb

• Profile First: A 10x Faster Django Test Suite — Bob Belderbos | Developer & Team Coaching

  • profiling-explorer · PyPI via Python: introducing profiling-explorer - Adam Johnson

  • I had a similiar experience with flask and a test data factory

• y-sunflower/ninejs: Bringing ✨interactivity✨ to plotnine

  • has2k1/plotnine: A Grammar of Graphics for Python

    • The Grammar of Graphics | Springer Nature Link

  • reminds me of vega/altair: Declarative visualization library for Python

• Chatto is now Open Source | Hacker News

  • Quick Start | Chatto

  • livekit/livekit: End-to-end realtime stack for connecting humans and AI

    • “open source project that provides scalable, multi-user conferencing based on WebRTC”

    • “The Agents framework lets you add any Python or Node.js program to LiveKit rooms as full realtime participants.”

• neurosnap/zmx: Session attach/detach for the terminal

  • simpler alternative to tmux, screen, zellij: attach/detach only, no mux, no tabs/windows/panes

• reaction: A daemon that scans program outputs for repeated patterns, and takes action | Lobsters

  • How the FSF sysadmins block botnets with reaction — Free Software Foundation — Working together for free software

    • IPtoASN - Free IP to ASN Database | IP Geolocation & Country Mapping

• mitchellh/vouch: A community trust management system based on explicit vouches to participate.

  Historically, the effort required to understand a codebase, implement a change, and submit that change for review was high enough that it naturally filtered out many low quality contributions from unqualified people. For over 20 years of my life, this was enough for my projects as well as enough for most others.

• The git history command deserves more attention - Lalit Maganti

  git history fixup fixes an old commit that has something wrong in it, then autorebases all your branches to match.

• Open Props: sub-atomic styles

• Nifty Django Feature: F Expressions · Better Simple

  • About Tim Schilling · Better Simple

    • Django Commons

• OpenSSL HollowByte: A DoS Hiding in 11 Bytes | Lobsters

• Tu Youyou - Malaria

  • via Happy Birthday - isnichwahr.de

• Linus Torvalds about using AI / LLMs

• Tachyon: Python 3.15’s sampling profiler is faster…- Pablo Galindo Salgado, Laszlo Kiss Kollar - YouTube

  • Python profiling is fast now

• Don’t Ship Skills Without Evals — Philipp Schmid, Google DeepMind - YouTube

  • so where is the eval_runner that Philipp is using? ;)

• Announcing Topcoat: a framework for building full-stack reactive web apps with Rust | Tokio - An asynchronous Rust runtime

  • could become Rust’s Django

• Prefactoring: Clear the Way for Your New Feature | Lobsters

  • yes

  • that’s how we do it

• Watching Go’s new garbage collector move through the heap - The Consensus

  • nice “visualization” for mark and sweep gc :)

• A shell colon does nothing. Use it anyway | Lobsters

  • I like the “init default” : "${FOO:=/bar}"

• A Love Letter to Object Orientation

  • Abject: An Abject-Oriented OS

  • an interesting take to programming (smalltalk-inspired)

• DskDitto: Ultra-fast, parallel duplicate-file detector | Hacker News

• acidghost/argparse-usage: argparse + https://usage.jdx.dev/

• btrfs vs zfs

  • Btrfs vs ZFS - Tech Couch

  • Warum sollte man BTRFS verwenden? - media.ccc.de