here's how we engineered "Find," the new universal search in the Vercel dashboard

github.com/Bethel-nz/ink

For those of local first nerds and Ink & Switch fans: This is the paper co-authored by Nintendo .DS_Store Geoffrey Litt Peter van Hardenberg Martin Kleppmann inkandswitch.com/peritext/ Thank you for laying the technical foundation for block-based, rich text CRDT for the world.

You guys don’t understand. Bad grammar and spelling is becoming high signal. Perfection looks too close to an LLM. Being retarded is the only way to differentiate yourself for a machine

To anyone finding their fire again, may it come back steady, unshakable, and impossible to lose.

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- learn upto a certain level & start building projects - learn while building is the best approach - start small, go to depth & document - share your learnings through blogs, videos etc

there's just this level of joy , i get in designing sdk's

github.com/vyr-e/tinykit

So I had to do this

Now I don't have to keep exporting my playlists as text documents to find good music. 😭🤲

Someone made something cool! postuno.app

Always bet on rust 🙃

This has been such a journey. What started as a small experiment has turned into a tiny masterpiece I've been calling Aurora (might rename 😂). I've been exploring ideas around performance, reactive queries, and even built-in background jobs.

I've put together a lot of documentation for it. If you're curious and want to give it a run, you can find everything here: github.com/Bethel-nz/auro…

🐹 sync.Pool can be a powerful tool for improving performance in Go – when used correctly. To apply it safely and effectively, it helps to understand how it works internally (and where it can surprise you): unskilled.blog/posts/lets-div… #go #golang

The drag-to-dismiss can be done on the web with IntersectionObserver, grid-area and touchend. No manual pointer tracking. I tried using scroll snapping but it was *bad*. Mimicking the gesture with .scrollIntoView feels nicer.

Finally got this deployed after fighting it for a bit 😅 jigsaw.brimble.app shoutout to Brimble for making this one smooth