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Feedly just announced Bluesky support. Every Feedly user can now follow Bluesky users, feeds, and lists, with an option to follow only posts with links in them. feedly.com/new-features...

FWIW, with Microsoft AI you can easily handle this with something like this, but it seems like Deepseek appends a ton of new lines and that's what gets picked up as the message text 🫠 file:///Users/paul/Downloads/carbon(7).png

Immediately seeing the impact of clashing syntax when trying out #deepseek today -- When trying to get a JSON response with DS, you need to pass a `response_format={'type': 'json_object'}` instead of the traditional `format=json` Practically though... DS was WAY faster than models I've been using

I put JavaScript on my Roomba. This might be the stupidest video you watch all week, but I promise you'll either learn something or be entertained. Full build now up! www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jAM...

Costco, Microsoft, Apple and Pinterest are doubling down on DEI. Because diversity, equity and inclusion are good for business. #DEI www.nytimes.com/2025/01/22/b...

Tech companies: where is all the talent? Also tech companies: you have 4 rounds of tech interviews on a shitty web IDE and you have no time to ask us questions about our company or teams Pass 😂

Primary CTORs are easily one of the most understated updates to c# in the last few years. Pretty much anytime I see code without it, I hate it and refactor it out. So much simpler and a great line saver

For those that didn’t hear, FA is now paid for commercial use at $130/dev… all for supporting OSS but this is quite excessive. Personally, I’ll be pinning my version until I can migrate to shouldly. Hopefully just a few global replaces like with Moq last year. I’ve been wanting to try it so 🤷‍♂️

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Still wishing I had alerts in @bsky.app for posts by certain people I follow. Would get me in here a lot more 😕

One of the most tedious aspects of handling forms is async validation. TanStack Form handles this elegantly with `onChangeAsync` and `onChangeAsyncDebounceMs`. This is DX. tanstack.com/form/latest/...

This is a great analogy

TIL about rule files — this was a great watch! youtu.be/aG-utUqVrb0?...

I had this once too a few years ago — literally couldn’t even do the simplest shit. Especially fun when the interviewer is rude af about it. Lots of red flags in that process so it was a good one for it to happen with but still wasn’t fun

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TanStack Form is 100% flying under the radar right now (Router and Start are talked about way more). But once it goes 1.0, I think it's going to pop.

Downside of bsky 🦋 is that usernames generally take up a lot more characters now due to domains. Worth it, but didn't notice till now

Just ran into the dumbest breaking change (1st in years) going from .net 8 to 9 When I run my integration tests, it's saying that migrations are trying to run, but don't exist, so let's throw an error now... but they clearly do run and have for several years now. even if it was true -- why break?

Tried out @windsurfai.bsky.social and something it’s really close with but is still better than anything else is able to do is project wide refactors. No file context, just ask it to refactor to whatever pattern and it will go from there. I had to ask a few times to fully do it but still 🔥 so far

During covid I made this one thread that aged so well it has genuinely bothered me ever since. Around the peak of big tech / zero interest rates, there were a lot of tech workers pushing strong anti-union sentiment, mistakenly believing that their high salaries made them capitalists not workers 1/6

@windsurfai.bsky.social looks really nice 🔥🏄‍♂️ codeium.com/windsurf

Going from .NET 8 to .NET 9 is as simple as it can be for my web applications. .NET 9 is as stable as .NET 8 and offers better performance and new features. In most scenarios, there is no need for the LTS-only strategy. #dotnet #dotNETConf

🎉 After six incredible years at Framer, it’s time for my next step. Today, we’re spinning Framer Motion out as its own independent open-source project, to better serve the whole community. Introducing Motion. For React, and now, for everyone.

I’d argue this is emerging now honestly. Plenty of opportunities for it now and the tooling is already far enough along to make things a minimal effort Great talk on it today by @stevesanderson.bsky.social youtu.be/https://www....

TanStack Start is looking increasingly good. Tanner tells me the pieces are in place for single-flight mutations. One mutation which updates, and also reads the fresh, updated data with just a single round trip from browser to server 🚀 Cool stuff. This is a project worth watching!

.NET 9 day! www.dotnetconf.net

I made a small tool for squashing your EF migrations. It should have a significant impact on improving build times for projects that have accumulated lots of migrations over time. github.com/pdevito3/Ste...