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Rob Clevenger

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calendar_today22-02-2009 18:19:30

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I tried the new #cursor 2.0 multi-agent interface today. It didn't actually create a PR with the 3 files it wrote, but did manage to commit all my untracked files that I didn't want committed. I'm guessing there's still some kinks to work out.

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What do people use for golang and OpenAPI? Chi seems like a good router, and it's close to the stdlib one, but I'm at a loss for OpenAPI. I'm less concerned on design first vs code first as it's easy to change either to get the desired API shape I want. I've looked around and

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I just tried GitHub Copilot for a code review for the first time. The good: - Slick UI, button to trigger a code review - Inline diffs look great with a way of accept a suggestion. The opportunities to do better - The page now takes a long time to render in Safari on my

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Claude Code: I found a critical issue! The cleanup code I added in the test likely removed your entire project directory. Me: Seriously Claude??!?

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It's the smallest things that bring much joy. Mine today was learning about --exclude-dir in grep and adding this to my .zshrc: # grep without going into folders we never want g() { grep -r --exclude-dir={.git,.venv} --exclude=uv.lock "$@" }

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Anyone able to still use Zed on MacOS (arm)? github.com/zed-industries… makes it unusable for me for the last few months releases.

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Github Yesterday: Imagine a world where improvements to your repositories are automatically delivered as pull requests each morning, ready for you to review. Issues are automatically triaged, CI failures analyzed, documentation maintained, test coverage improved and compliance

Github Yesterday:
Imagine a world where improvements to your repositories are automatically delivered as pull requests each morning, ready for you to review. Issues are automatically triaged, CI failures analyzed, documentation maintained, test coverage improved and compliance
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Hey GitHub, I think you are still having issues, more than just copilot and status: ``` $ gh pr merge -sd non-200 OK status code: 502 Bad Gateway body: "<html>\r\n<head><title>502 Bad Gateway</title></head>\r\n<body>\r\n<center><h1>502 Bad

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I had to laugh at this marketing email from Microsoft just two weeks after CVE-2026-20841 came out with a remote code execution exploit on Microsoft’s notepad app. Notepad honestly shouldn’t be opening up anything in the network.

I had to laugh at this marketing email from Microsoft just two weeks after CVE-2026-20841 came out with a remote code execution exploit on Microsoft’s notepad app.

Notepad honestly shouldn’t be opening up anything in the network.
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Use Claude Code from the app for python and/or golang? Want an environment that has a newer python and golang? 1) Create a new cloud environment. 2) Set network access to "Custom" 3) Allowed Domains: ``` go.dev *.go.dev ppa.launchpad.net

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It’s an unfortunate truth that as any services with a free component grow, a disproportionate amount of Eng time is spent blocking requests compared to servicing them.