just so we're clear: Antigravity is a Windsurf wrapper Windsurf is a VSCode wrapper VSCode is an Electron wrapper Electron is a Chromium wrapper Chromium is a C++ wrapper C++ is a C wrapper C is an Assembly wrapper Assembly is a Machine Code wrapper

Why shipping a 2MB native app feels quaint when websites are 25MB and microphone software is 500MB hanselminutes.com/1016 | tuple.app/hanselminutes

The post 404s but Hamy is who got me into F# originally and I know that this is just his blog and you can use multiple languages, but I can’t help but feel like one of the greats in the space is looking at other options (C# in this case).

I’m confused why the people who show up on my Zig related videos with comments like “no one wants Zig” are almost always Rust devs. Are they paid actors??

I know that there’s this whole AI doom cycle going on, but completely unrelated to AI, I feel like there’s never been a better time to be a computer programmer.

I’ve been looking at the V programming language and it’s one of my more exciting discoveries this year. Go-like syntax. Good built-in’s (testing, web framework), compile to C, JS, or Wasm. A repl (!!!). And this: No build environments, makefiles, headers, virtual environments,

I'm new to the whole V scene here (but am informed, I don't need a history lesson on the language), but one thing I think is fantastic is that I put out a first impression video on V, filed two issues, PR'd one myself (which had a < 24hr turnaround), and the other pain-points I

I’ve been doing content creation for a few years now and thankfully, I’ve developed a little thickness of the skin, but it always makes me a little sad when someone comes out of nowhere, and says something rude or offensive with nothing constructive to add whatsoever. Sometimes

I recently switched over from Omarchy to Arch Linux and KDE Plasma: youtu.be/cU_fXqhFbZk?si…

I’ve been exploring programming languages lately. It’s fun building random things in languages like V or D and recording the experience. The D video was one of my favorites despite it taking forever and was full of hiccups. Here’s a link (we build a local password manager in

Here’s the programming languages I’m keeping an eye on as we go into 2026: - Zig (I’m all in on this one tbh) - Rust (I think this will be a climatic year for Rust) - OCaml (Sleeper Language; Dune is changing the game) - Odin (Devout fanbase, interesting projects in it) - C3 (C

A vanilla soy latte is a three bean soup.

Rocking some Sentry and Syntax swag during my live stream earlier today: youtu.be/5zm_Ua_RKXg

Was on the verge of cancelling my GitHub copilot subscription, but decided to give OpenCode a try now that they support Github as a provider and I think Im keeping my subscription for now. OpenCode is very, very nice compared to the Copilot CLI.