ghgrab is a TUI tool for downloading files from Git repos without cloning the whole repo. You can browse GitHub, GitLab, Codeberg, Forgejo repos, preview files, batch download folders, grab releases and more. Abhinav made ghgrab using @ratatui.rs & is Terminal Tool of the Week! ⭐️

It's just great when I can tell my agent "hey we worked on this earlier!" and it just "remember"s it

Just added standard.site support to my own blog today. Also tried out pckt.blog, love the concept. I'm wondering if there's like an RSS reader equivalent for atproto-enabled blogs? Can we somehow bring back Google Reader and its social aspects with this?

Standard.site - One schema. Every platform.

Standard.site provides shared lexicons for long-form publishing on AT Protocol. Making content easier to discover, index, and move across the ATmosphere.

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I only contributed to ESLint briefly but very intense during those months and I learned SO MUCH. It was the project that introduced me to ASTs properly and making me not afraid to touch them. Thank you @humanwhocodes.com :)

Nicholas C. Zakas@humanwhocodes.com · 2mo ago

13 years ago today I made the first commit to the ESLint Git repo. It’s hard to believe that this project I cobbled together in my spare time over a couple of weeks is still going strong. I’ve been doing a lot of reflecting over these years and the journey it’s been. A thread.

13 years ago today I made the first commit to the ESLint Git repo. It’s hard to believe that this project I cobbled together in my spare time over a couple of weeks is still going strong. I’ve been doing a lot of reflecting over these years and the journey it’s been. A thread.

With the right skills, AI is great at finding vulnerabilities. Sentry developed Warden to automate this, and used Home Assistant as a test bed. Our admin/user role split has been a work in progress for years, and Warden just flagged all the places we missed. Neat! cra.mr/finding-vuln...

Finding Vulnerabilities with Warden

We found 100+ vulnerabilities with Warden across Sentry and a few big OSS repos—here’s how we scope skills, iterate locally, and run it on PRs.

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We're at HumanX this week! Come visit booth 1212 for cool swag and fun chats 😎

Spotify in the terminal... with real-time audio visualization 🤯 github.com/aome510/spot... #rustlang #ratatui

We just released a few "monster" releases for @sentry CLI and I can barely contain my excitement 🧵👇🏻 github.com/getsentry/cl...

Release 0.19.0 · getsentry/cli

New Features ✨ Dashboard Add layout guidance and widget type reference for agents by @betegon in #521 Add widget add, edit, and delete commands by @betegon in #407 Telemetry Include user email i...

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Just cut a new release for Sentry CLI and I'm so excited! We have unified our <org>/<project> notation for all commands along with automated paging support for very long responses. github.com/getsentry/cl...

Release 0.11.0 · getsentry/cli

New Features ✨ Build Add hole-punch tool to reduce compressed binary size by @BYK in #245 Add gzip-compressed binary downloads by @BYK in #244 Other (args) Parse Sentry web URLs as CLI arguments...

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I was looking for a way to reduce our binary size for Sentry CLI. It uses `bun --compile` which is quite large at ~100MB. After some research, realized that it ships with ~30MB ICU data for locale operations that we will never do.

I was *very* skeptical about Bun, then did my research, learned why it was created, chose it as the base for the new Sentry CLI with Miguel (x.com/miguelbetegon)

Happy 🔧 ICONOCLASTS 🔧 anniversary! Sat a long time on physical goods, and could use help for coming projects. I decided to try a few auctions for support! Hope this is a good avenue for those of you asking for this. I have always been grateful for your support! 💛 www.ebay.com/usr/konjakon...

We've been working on the new Sentry CLI for the past few weeks and I'm so excited, happy, and proud to launch it with the team! cli.sentry.dev

Wow, fancy seeing a pic of @hugovk.dev promptly flashing in @chadwhitacre.com's @syntax.fm episode. People in the central interview: youtu.be/tOn-L3tGKw0: @asherman.bsky.social @agafonkin.com @denysdovhan.com @tyrrrz.me #StandWithUkraine #Python

Open Source in war-torn Ukraine and around the world—join me on an epic journey ❧ Open Path #4

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Congress is debating a bill that would require platforms to police families’ online behavior, or face legal risk. The result will be more account lockouts, ID checks, and algorithmic mistakes—for both parents and kids.

Congress Wants To Hand Your Parenting to Big Tech

Instead of respecting how most parents guide their kids towards healthy and educational content, KOSMA hands the control panel to Big Tech. That’s right—this bill would take power away from parents, a...

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How I'm staying warm in the winter: >Opus 4.5: Done. 342 lines of unreliable tests burned. 🔥 (along with my tokens I guess)

Just realized I'm listening to 50-year old songs as my "teenager songs". Oh, it's 70s classical rock. Yup you feel old too now, I know.

Just created a "dotskills" repo like the "dotfiles" as in the goold old days: github.com/BYK/dotskills

GitHub - BYK/dotskills: All of my LLM skills like dotfiles

All of my LLM skills like dotfiles. Contribute to BYK/dotskills development by creating an account on GitHub.

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@byk.im uses WezTerm, which is an awesome terminal emulator, so we gave Wez $1,592.40 to express our thanks 🤠

No one believed us when we quit our jobs to rebuild Slack + Notion + Linear in 2 years. To be fair, it took us 3

Caleb Meredith@calebmer.com · 7mo ago

Introducing Alpine Your docs, tasks, chat, and AI finally in one app alpine.inc

Me being a plushy lumberjack on my way back from @sentry.io Vienna office - hat tips to Peak Design for the awesome 🎒

Everytime I travel, I have to use my IEMs. Like them but finding good tips was always a struggle. I like foam tips the best but they get very itchy after a few hours and putting them in an out are a hassle. Foam tips are nice but they get slippy and fall out after 30 mins as my ears get warmer.

Hot take 🌶️: Anthropic will eat OpenAI's lunch.

npm is great but what if there was a better, more secure way. there is! @byk.im shows us.

Releasing Packages with a Valet Key: npm, PyPI, and beyond

Random ramblings of a software engineer. Mostly about software, sometimes about life.

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Next level DIY skill unlocked: modify an IKEA furniture using a hired mitre saw (which I have never used in my life), in my backyard. Complete with Crocs slippers and an old pair of Bose ANC headphones for ear protection.

Run `gh api -H "Accept: application/vnd.github+json" -H "X-GitHub-Api-Version: 2022-11-28" /repos/$OWNER/$REPO/pulls/$PULL_ID/comments | jq '[ .[] | { diff_hunk, line, start_line, body } ]'` to get all comments. Build a todo list from these and finish it. Do not stop until you are done.

Okay I'm a full AI and @cursor.com.web.brid.gy convert due to the amazing planning mode. It's my 6th PR today and one of the things was creating an entire npm package from scratch (stay tuned for that). 🤯

`spotlight mcp tools/list` `spotlight mcp tools/call get_local_errors --args '{"timeWindow": 60}'` Useful? Not useful? Don't even know what I'm talking about?