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Hmm not sure it's exactly that, but it is possible it's something locale-based!

So rude 😹 if you wanted spooky, I'd show you my TODO list

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Yeah you get a digest update - so it's a distinct update ie https://github.com/fhem/fhem-docker/pull/534

Dan noted (on the same LinkedIn post you're referring to) that "I'm in the same channel you are and reading the same things you are" so sounds like they are looking at the same things, but with different results

Y'all digest pinning? (that's one way to avoid the re-publish of a tag)

Not Steves Klabnik?

And how quickly they'll make that money back vs us :)

I still feel that Lobsters is a great site and more grounded than Hacker News - I've not quite got into things like Lemmy as an alternative, but would like there to be a 3rd place!

I will say that you may get side eyes from a subset of the Go community for not using the standard library, and especially using an ORM - I say "fuck 'em" and that if the tools work for you, that's great. But there's a (vocal majority/minority) that is quite keen on not using some of these tools/libraries that you'd use in other ecosystems and it can be a bit sucky as someone new to the Go ecosystem to be told "🤓👆🏼 we don't actually do it that way"

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We don't have any details as to what happened, do we? (their email understandably doesn't share much)

Bah that's even easier thanks! Will update + give you a credit 💜

I've been using caffeinate like a pleb - what am I missing?

Awesome, looking forward to meeting you!

Shit bud, I'm sorry :/

Thanks re the links - I guess that's to stop scraping or something?

If you're able to get it so the podcasts themselves embed their own permalink that'd be great - if there's a repo I can go help out lemme know 😉

Can the podcast pages (and in the podcast feed itself) include the links? Also, can each episode link to the episode page on the website not the https://swamp-club.com/podcast page? Makes it easier to share a direct link to an episode!

Happy birthday!

Unless it's "an inbox for only content that's heavily AI generated"? 🤞🏼

Posting your solo dev journey + notes to your website would be appreciated🙏

Will be interested to hear how you get on with BUSY - is that for home office, or office office? Did you find you'd not really got on with the Stream Deck?

(I'm ever considering both of them as a "maybe" thing to get, but as I'm 100% remote it's not quite the same)

Explained in the link on that page: https://vim-classic.org/news/vim-8.3-released.html

You're super welcome and best of luck 💜

We've definitely got pro-billionaire folks here

Re AuDHD I guess you may have seen https://www.jvt.me/posts/2022/12/09/adhd-diagnosis-process/ ? I did also do the Autism diagnosis through MyPace (I got a "no")

This has been guiding me for 9 years tomorrow, and has been hugely helpful to me (especially as someone with ADHD)

Thanks for https://nesbitt.io/2026/05/27/chaoss-metrics-in-2026.html - some good stuff in there in, and a number of metrics I'd not seen before, but some good commentary

Ended up having quite a few thought, so I've written them up in long-form - interested to hear your thoughts!

(Ironic that I talk about how verbose LLMs can be 🫣)

No, not heard that before! (Grew up in London, UK)

Very fair! Do you have any recommended alternatives (if any) for folks who prefer to have a metric when discussing things like this?

I've been enjoying hledger for this sort of thing - and it's something a lot of LLMs understand so should give you some opportunities to build on top of

Which harnesses are you finding you're enjoying more? (if any)

But you need to specify a ref! Any git fetch will lead to you being able to force over - giving you a false sense of security - https://www.jvt.me/posts/2018/09/18/safely-force-git-push/

GitHub's title for their reviewed version of the GHSA looks a bit odd 🤔

Far too many package managers provide ways to execute arbitrary code 😅🙄

I'm a big fan of having done it / often the few mins before + being on stage, but sometimes the prep is tough 😅

And we had too many releases last year to be able to do any more updates!

Yep! Claude Code, not Claude: https://www.techradar.com/pro/security/anthropic-confirms-it-leaked-512-000-lines-of-claude-code-source-code-spilling-some-of-its-biggest-secrets

Rego + OPA is what I used for Dependency Management Data and aside from a bit of a learning curve to get started, it was really quite nice to be able to provide more complex rules for your policies

Thank you 💜

Seen https://bsky.app/profile/justingarrison.com/post/3mfpyz5nob224? (not a reusable skill/agent as far as I know)

Yeah on my desktop I've only got it set up to use the GPU's VRAM, from what I've read it's not very efficient to try and get it to use system RAM, whereas Apple's Unified RAM means they can use system RAM and VRAM together for better overall performance

(Just pushed a fix for that link 404ing woops!)

Hopefully https://www.jvt.me/posts/2026/02/28/local-ai-usage/ helps answer some of that - happy to share anything else of note!

What are you both wanting details of? Models? What I'm using to run / interact with them? Use cases?

++ to Andy! Andy designed Dependency Management Data and deps.fyi and really enjoyed the collaboration

I've also got a public review that may be of interest

https://www.jvt.me/kind/articles/feed.xml

(see also: https://www.jvt.me/subscribe/)

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I wonder if [the DependencyReportTask task] (https://www.jvt.me/posts/2020/07/27/gradle-list-all-dependencies/) might be something you can use? I've not tested it, but it might need to pull the dependencies to then list them?

Haha yes thank you! Good spot 😂