Josh Goldberg

@joshuakgoldberg.com

Open source dev, and @ Sentry 👨‍💻 Bingo, create-typescript-app, ESLint, Flint, Mocha, OctoGuide, typescript-eslint... 👪 Boston TS Club & SquiggleConf ✍ Learning TypeScript (O'Reilly) 🌟 Microsoft MVP 💌 TC39 Invited Expert https://joshuakgoldberg.com

New feature in AgentScan GitHub app: the honeypot comment. This comment is intended to welcome regular users, but it also contains a hidden comment that only AI agents will read. This will prompt them to write a specific custom string that will immediately close the PR and add a label as automations

Screenshot of a PR autoclosed after a honeypot comment was added by the AgentScan GitHub App

$100 million+ has now been invested in open source maintainers and projects through GitHub Sponsors. 🎉 Nearly 70,000 maintainers and orgs are supported by more than 280,000 sponsors, from individual devs to Fortune 500 companies. Thank you to everyone helping make open source more sustainable. 💚

$100 million for open source: A milestone built by the community

Celebrating $100 million contributed by the community to the people who build and sustain open source every day.

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I will be giving a talk at the @zurichjs.com pre-conf warm-up meetup about my experience of being a maintainer of Babel 🎉 It'll be on the Wednesday before the conference: see you all either there or at the conf :) And if anybody is getting a conf ticket, I have a 10% discount I can share in DM.

Zurich JS Conf Warm-up meetup | ZurichJS

The week of the conference is here, and so is our most special meetup edition of the year: the warm-up! Let's start it ...

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I'm going to add automations to all my personal repos to auto-close seemingly-AI-authored issues & PRs (slop/spam). What is the latest and greatest for this / what is everyone using?

Bloomberg uses a lot of C++ & contributes to the standard as well as various industry conferences and libraries. I’m looking for an experienced engineer to join a distributed systems team in New York working on our core Deployment Infrastructure for the Bloomberg Terminal 🗽 🧵

Five engineers in a glass meeting room with a whiteboard wall

A friend of mine is looking for places to host a (non-AI!) developer meetup in NYC - ideally a local software shop / coworking space / makerspace that doesn't charge an arm and a leg. Does anybody have any suggestions please? 🙏