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I'm kind of in awe of how good a teacher @karpathy is.
He's obviously a genius. But that he can also communicate about LLM training + inference in such an approachable way, without being condescending, is kind of blowing my mind.
These videos are some of the best education on AI i've encountered.
You owe it to your brain to give this a watch. I'm only ~45 mins it, but it's delightful!
youtube.com/watch?v=7xTGNNLP…
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Can you complete a smooth Postgres migration without logical replication?
Yes, and that's exactly what we've done for countless customers moving from Heroku to PlanetScale. How it works:
planetscale.com/blog/migrate…
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Before you reach for JavaScript… are you sure CSS can’t do it?
@LeahTCodes shows how far modern CSS has come, with less JavaScript, fewer dependencies and some surprisingly powerful native features.
Watch here → youtu.be/xaH7HzR0nSM
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“I've never seen the software industry change so much.”
@taylorotwell takes the stage for the Laravel Update: Laravel 13, AI SDK, Boost, Cloud, starter kits and a look at where Laravel is heading in the age of AI.
Watch here → youtu.be/4QWtEHqaZZU
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I just opened an RFC for @php_net proposing a small internal refactoring that would move 2/3 of the C code of FrankenPHP's worker mode into the PHP engine itself.
Consequences: improved security, native support in PHP extensions, and reusable code for other SAPIs!
📝 wiki.php.net/rfc/request_lif…
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Insane thinking back to writing this blog with minimal help from ai.
Like some kind of javascript visualization caveman.
(link below if you wanna read something cool today)
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🔥 NEW PROJECT🔥
I tried to find Wally/Waldo lookalikes on unsecured CCTV cameras.
The first results came in after a few days, so I let the GPU server run for weeks.
You can find more information and results on this page:
wallyfinder.com
My projects: driesdepoorter.be/
Introducing Claude Fable 5.2 and Claude Mythos 5.2, designed to tackle the most daunting technical challenges.
They’re capable collaborators on ambitious projects in many fields, and show improvements in areas like coding, reasoning, and vision.
During pre-release testing, Claude Fable 5.2 and Claude Mythos 5.2 worked on ambitious projects in many different fields. Here are a few.
From a one-paragraph prompt, Fable 5.2 designed three working electronic devices, including this home voice assistant hub.
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4 x86 vCPUs ≠ 4 ARM vCPUs
Hyperthreading, vector width, clock speed, and more all impact how Postgres performs.
Here's how to choose:
planetscale.com/blog/when-to…
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TNT Ep 08! "Nobody's Going to Write the Next React." @badlogicgames admits he's never done code review, @mitsuhiko has an 11-yr-old submitting PRs, @dillon_mulroy learns by taking down prod, @RhysSullivan says "slop harder," and @threepointone is on vacation. LGTM!
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Use tailwind-merge in PHP? I took inspiration from shadcn-ui/cn to rewrite it to support Tailwind 4 and be 46x faster!
When you might be calling it hundreds or thousands of times for aa single page render, that adds up quick!
github.com/imliam/php-cn
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Vercube already has @vite_js integration.
In 1.5 it gets a client package - type your API calls straight from your controllers, and see changes on the server in your frontend as you edit.
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🔗 The Next Dependency Problem Is Inside Your AI Agent
amitmerchant.com/ai-agent-de…
#ai #dependencyinjection #dependencies #versioning #agents
What shipped across Laravel in October?
Transactional email with Resend in Cloud, smarter database reads in Laravel, and PHP security advisories in Forge.
Read the full October roundup → laravel.com/blog/laravel-oct…
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Ok, this is neat!
Someone reported a bug that Elixir's Task.ignore/1 could leave messages in the caller's inbox. Reproducing it was tricky, out of 1.2M attempts, it only leaked 52 times: github.com/elixir-lang/elixi…
Therefore, to consistently "reproduce" the issue, I wrote a property in Lynx (@leanprover + @elixirlang) that Task.ignore/1 should not not leak messages: github.com/josevalim/lynx/bl…
Of course, we could not prove this property to be true, because there was indeed a bug! And once we fixed the bug, the proof validated, showing that Task.ignore/1 no longer leave trailing messages in the scenarios dictated by the property.
Hooray!
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Introducing Firewatch.
Laravel Nightwatch's sensors, on your machine, for your AI assistant. What your app does lands in a local SQLite file it can query over MCP, so it finds the N+1 instead of guessing.
github.com/claudiodekker/fir…





















