Flock is a Flutter fork with built-in version management and fresh ideas—without breaking away from the ecosystem. Haven’t tried it out extensively yet, but am watching closely. Could be a great default for the next accidental app project. #Flock

Was avoiding Nix flakes until they became “non-experimental.” But after using nixos-anywhere (which expects flakes), I’m switching. No more channels, just lock files. Finally feels right to track my system config, including nixpkgs version via git

I just stumbled across OmniHuman, a model that generates video synced to speech, not just lips but full-body motion. Trains in stages (text -> image -> audio -> pose), then fuses it all in a clean transformer stack. Really cool work: omnihuman-lab.github.io

I used to write tutorials as docs with screenshots and arrows. It worked, but just so. I recently found Driver.js: overlay tutorials on the real UI. I’m not using it yet in a real app, but I will soon. Do you have this use case? Check it out here: buff.ly/3mVEXTJ

I'm loving Bun these days, way ahead of Node for me. So Electrobun sounded super promising: Bun + Electron-style desktop apps? Yes please. But... it's sadly Mac-only for now Hoping for Linux support soon. Watching this one. #Electrobun #Bun #WebDev buff.ly/gDsQiJG