Bought a new t-shirt in the size "small" for the first time in a few years, and it's a great fit! This year I've lost 6kg (13lb) in fat from the gym and gained a tonne of muscle. It's been fun.

This seems like a really nice answer to making a mobile phone a solid gaming device www.8bitdo.com/flippad/

Reminder: I want to see more @puzzmo.com accounts when I'm on Bluesky! Help me juke my stats, if you've hooked bsky to Puzzmo, but don't have a paid account; DM me your profile link in the next 6 days and I'll gift you a year's sub (The link is in the dropdown when you click on your nav avatar)

I want to see more @puzzmo.com accounts when I'm on Bluesky! Help me juke my stats, if you've hooked it up and got the label, but don't have a paid account; DM me your profile link over the next week and I'll gift you a year's sub (The link is in the dropdown when you click on your nav avatar)

Going to see Death Note the Musical tomorrow!

I have added support to @keytrace.dev to be able to claim that you have membership of an npm org. This package.json is shipped to the keytrace org, with my did npmx.dev/package-code... Which means I have write access to the org, and that's enough for me to say you had publish access then

also "puzzmo" is super fun to say aloud

I love this post by @seangoedecke.bsky.social so much, I wish I could retweet it 10000x. At the moment domain expertise matters more than ever, so people and organizations should lean into that rather than focusing on getting everyone to do everything all the time.

LLMs reward expertise

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Moved 90% of our houseplants up to the north now. They're currently living at a friend's.

Because @puzzmo.com stats are stored in my PDS, I just added a section on my blog that fetches my live data. :D Maybe I can add other games ATproto-powered like Four Corners.

My PR to add "emit" support via the @typescriptlang.org 7 API is slowly being reviewed (thanks to @jakebailey.dev). If / when that gets merged in, we'll be able to type check, transpile, and emit transpiled files directly using the API. Can't bloody wait! github.com/microsoft/ty...

API `emit` support to generate .d.ts / .js files from sources by pfumagalli · Pull Request #3616 · microsoft/typescript-go

Pull request overview Adds initial end-to-end support for invoking the compiler’s emit through the TSGO API, wiring it through the Go API server and exposing it in the native-preview TypeScript cli...

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we released a new experimental game today on Puzzmo for subscribers! puzzmo.com/play/hue-com...

@helvetica's finished Hue Complete Me #1013

Play the best daily puzzles on Puzzmo

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interesting: @certified.app

Living dangerously

I love that these noodles are a regular reminder that npmx is in the community's hands. @felixs.dev sent a mock of this idea a few days ago, @graphieros.npmx.social nudged them to animate it, and @jviide.iki.fi went full interactive the next day. We can reclaim our tools; we can make them ours.

npmx@npmx.dev · 3w ago

npmx.dev 🤍

look puzzmo gives me these cool share images now

hello i'm interrupting this month's artfight content to let you know that 📣📣 i wrote today's puzzmo midi! 📣📣 www.puzzmo.com/puzzle/2026-... if you play it you are awesome

i've finally updated the work on my site stfj.net. there's a lot there, sorry. I built this site to be the kind of comprehensive archive I would want from any artist I liked — going all the way back to college (even to work that's not that good) no i dont have a SSL cert nor is the site responsive

for puzzmo day 1000, @orta.io and i made this website for you! data.puzzmo.com

Puzzmo@puzzmo.com · 4w ago

Today marks 1000 days since Puzzmo launched! If our games make you happy, let us know 🥳 🎂 www.puzzmo.com 🎂

It's an Orta + @xws.bsky.social Crossword day on @puzzmo.com This Crossword is themed around a genre of games that kinda play themselves. I'm a fan of them! www.puzzmo.com/puzzle/2026-...

It's an Orta + @xws.bsky.social Crossword day on @puzzmo.com This Crossword is themed around a genre of games that kinda play themselves. I'm a fan of them! www.puzzmo.com/puzzle/2026-...

Really excited that this is out the door! Super proud of the work the team has done in the past year to get this complete. Excited for the future; API stuff is in full swing, more perf improvements, and more. Please give it a try!!!

TypeScript@typescriptlang.org · 4w ago

📣 The moment is here. 📣 TypeScript 7 is officially released! 7️⃣ devblogs.microsoft.com/typescript/a...

Today was my first day at Pursuit.org as their Director of AI Product Engineering. It's a non-profit I've spent over a decade volunteering for, helping people go from an average salary of $18K to $94K. Now I get to help build the education platform that's helped hundreds of people make this jump.

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tldr; Want to skip straight to the news and find out about my new job? On December 15, 2014 I went to dinner with Jukay Hsu. I was 25 years old and not too proud to say yes to a free meal, and my frie...

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I've been experimenting with having `ts-blank-space` use the (unstable) TypeScript-go JS API. At first it was ~60% slower than using the TS 6 API, but with a bit of investigation, a bug fix, and a small refactor to use different API calls it is now ~24% faster! Draft PR: github.com/bloomberg/ts...

Well folks, happy Claude Codiversary for me. It's been a year since I adopted the tool. I made a blog post after 4 days, 6 weeks and now 12 months! I've shipped ~1,100 PRs with it, and I think the team's measurable gains are 1.x, and are definitely worth it. blog.puzzmo.com/posts/2026/0...

@krausefx.com only 6 more months till we can get our next prints!

In one year we've fully shifted @puzzmo.com from being a RedwoodJS + React Native codebase to being a very web app-y web app. They were great foundations to start with but the path of the company just took us in other directions

A new W3C Community Group is being created to promote minimising dependencies and simplifying development.

Ollie Williams@ollie-williams.bsky.social · last mo.

I am attempting to launch a new No Build W3C Community Group. Sign up if you are interested in under-engineering on the web. www.w3.org/community/bl...

The image of Luddites that we have - as anti-technology - is because of corporate propaganda leveraged against them! The Luddites were in reality generally okay with automation, provided they were adequately compensated, working conditions improved, and profits reinvested into the community.

2/ Sprinkling in some print statements isn't enough, your agent needs structured logs. Over the last few months I've bootstrapped every project small and large with excessive logs, for every action and state change. The result has been autonomous tasks that run for hours and self-correct as they go.

Your Agent Deserves Logs

How structured logs helped Codex fix a year-old bug, and why logs are the key to unlocking autonomous workflows.

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