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#Devenv 2 is out and it is impressive! 😁 Great work team. Going to ride through in some personal projects to test out.
I been moving to flake parts all my things, but still. Would like these dev shell benefits. 😎
https://devenv.sh/blog/2026/03/05/devenv-20-a-fresh-interface-to-nix/
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Profile control in #devenv is kind of outstanding. I have this very problem with monorepo dev work. Not all the time you need to load everything under the sun. 😅
Going to see how to fit on these very repos. 😁
https://devenv.sh/blog/2025/09/17/devenv-19-scaling-nix-projects-using-modules-and-profiles/
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#hurl now makes #json have some formatting when an output response. 😍
I use hurl both home and at work. And while you can use #jq to format, it is really nice not to have to look for another tool when I'm troubleshooting tests. 😎
https://hurl.dev/blog/2025/11/26/hurl-7.1.0-the-pretty-edition.html
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Sweet. #hurl now let's you do HTTP version checks with an assert. Small, but such a nice quality of life improvement. Instead of doing the same request twice with http/2, you can do version number and validate at once. 😎
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I recently discovered #hurl. Basically a light DSL for doing http requests on the terminal.
Where hurl shines is in testing an or automating and API call. 😎 I went from not knowing the tool, to setting up all my tests with it in a span of a week. 😅
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@fabian I have tried both. My take is #hurl may be the better option.
The language is not Turing complete. Instead favoring the Unix philosophy of using other cli tools to extend it. Versus #Bruno, where you have to think on how to instrument only in the sandbox provided.
That and getting hurl installed for usage with #CI is considerably easier than having to install an npm package for bru cli.
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#canonical #notary is such an elegant solution to #TLS expiration. 😅
Handling distributed TLS expiration is not exactly a solved problem. So many incidents due to it. Even with notary just being an intermediary, worlds better than managing it all. 🫠
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The #turso implementation of #sqlite keeps getting better. I've built sync engines before. Very much know the complexity enough to choosing NOT do it all myself. 😅
https://turso.tech/blog/local-first-cloud-connected-sqlite-with-turso-embedded-replicas -
So #turso is doubling down on the #rust rewrite of #sqlite. I'm very excited to see what comes out. 😄
Without question we in a renaissance of #RDBMS design. 😎
https://turso.tech/blog/we-will-rewrite-sqlite-and-we-are-going-all-in
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And now I found out about #turso, an #sqlite service provider. 😅 They're using #libsql fork to make this doable.
The premise on the service is simple. They build a distributed sqlite set up. You as a user can then use that.
Knowing full well how to make a distributed sqlite and with backup control, this can take a lot of time. I can see value in that. 😅
And considering #litefs cloud is deprecated... It may be a good try. 🫠
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I'm definitely having fun hacking away at #silverbullet. 😄
Right now, getting used to using the #javascript import. Which can effectively pull almost any js module. And with #jsr being a thing... let's just say silverbullet instance is going to get weird. 😅
I'm honestly surprised it took this log to learn of this gem. Likely due to my still very much liking #logseq. Although... give me a few weeks... I'll likely build my own journaling system on this thing. 😇
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I look away from #Python for a few and a new registry called #pyx spins up by the astral peeps. Same who made uv and ruff. 😅
I've finally started the move to uv and can't turn back now. So this likely the next logical step. 😎
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I been messing around trying self hosted options for logs. Mostly to scratch an itch, but also to know what is available in the market.
#openObserve is nice, but feels pretty clunky for what I want. Found this thing called #seq, which is kind of brilliant. But right now, I've settled with #victorialogs from #victoriametrics.
It can ingest #elasticsearch formatted logs. But you get the ease that #loki was trying to do. I have to say, I'm impressed. 😄
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Just learned #CloudAMQP for an alternative 0-9-1 #AMQP server (aka #rabbitmq).
Never really thought rabbitmq as massively complex. Though I can totally still see the bite marks in distributed queues and cluster set up management. 😅
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Just learned #CloudAMQP for an alternative 0-9-1 #AMQP server (aka #rabbitmq).
Never really thought rabbitmq as massively complex. Though I can totally still see the bite marks in distributed queues and cluster set up management. 😅
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So with #Ubuntu 26.04 around the corner, I been prepping to use besides #popos. Nothing wrong with #cosmic, but the new #gnome 50 release hits all my buttons. 😅
... Except tiling. I remembered there was a post years ago about better tiling in gnome called #mosaic. Cue in #MosaicWM by @CleoMenezesJr . Absolutely outstanding work in making window management better.
I think I may found the way. 😎
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The problem of having knowledge is knowing when to use. 😅
Case in point, right now thinking either #systemd activation socket or #knative on #kubernetes for home stuff. 🫠 The goal here is HTTP requests turn on service, does some stuff, and gracefully drains down on idle.
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If you haven't already started using #daisyui, do it! It's the best of both worlds. Simplicity with #tailwindcss and full tuning still possible. 😎
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@keila I been slowly converting to #daisyui. The gist is this, you still have all the powers of #tailwindcss under you. So if there's a specific style you want, but daisyUI doesn't have the exact preset, you can very much still extend.
However, if you don't want to fiddle but still have some common sense components, this is the thing you want. 😅
For me, the collapse components are a treat. 😎 https://daisyui.com/components/collapse/
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@teotwaki thank you! I haven't done these in a while, so I'm definitely lacking in these type of events. I used to do the #ProjectEuler problems daily for years... 😅 But that was years ago. 🤣
My bet however, this time was mostly time to do it. I had to squeeze between family and work. So like an hour to 2 hours a day at most. Else it was past midnight the next shot. 🫠
