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@symbology@social.linux.pizza · Mar 10, 2026
1. Be annoyed by a paywalled app that is otherwise quite useful. 2. Decide to vibe code a replacement. 3. Successfully get a fully working app on the first prompt that satisfies my personal needs. 4. Don't publish it, announce it on Reddit, or try to take credit because OMG the world doesn't need any more slop. #Programming
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@jamesthebard@social.linux.pizza · Mar 08, 2026
So, decided to get them rookie `/queue` numbers up so did a quick bit of caching. For a 12-job queue, I went from 240 RPS (Python/Flask) to 680 (Golang/Gin) then to 3400 RPS with some proper caching. The `/workers` endpoint would benefit as well, but I think its performant enough though I may end up adding a bit of caching later. #golang #programming #sisyphus #caching #valkey
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@jamesthebard@social.linux.pizza · Mar 06, 2026
Work on the Sisyphus server rewrite in #golang has begun, and I forgot how much I enjoyed Gin. All of the `GET` routes have been implemented, and only a few random crashes had to be figured out...next up is the rest of the routes...lol https://git.jamesthebard.net/jweatherly/sisyphus-server-golang #sisyphus #golang #programming
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@erk709@social.linux.pizza · Feb 28, 2026
If, in computer science (e.g. in a database) you need to create a many-to-many-relationship where the hierarchical order is important, there is ONLY one game in town: Parent-Child. #programming #database #dba #softwareengineering http://talkwards.com/2026/02/28/parent-child-is-the-only-way-to-define-a-hierarchical-relationship-concisely/
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@mrysav@social.linux.pizza · Feb 25, 2026
"And on the fourth day, GOD said, 'Lᴇᴛ'ꜱ ᴍᴀᴋᴇ ᴛʜɪꜱ ᴄᴏɴꜰɪɢᴜʀᴀʙʟᴇ.' So he spent the rest of eternity doing that and never reached day five." #programming #dependencyhell #technology
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@jeang3nie@social.linux.pizza · Feb 24, 2026
I've renamed my web browser project from SWB to Sunstone. The sunstone was a translucent mineral prized by Viking navigators because it had a natural property that polarized light, making it possible to see through the haze and find the sun on a hazy day - quite common in the North Atlantic. I liked the connection to a primitive navigation tool. Some code progress: - Downloads are displayed in a grid form inside a popup menu with a progress bar - I've added a (non-functional) bookmark editor button next to the address bar. Bookmarks should be coming fairly soon. - If the tab bar or the command bar are hidden, those settings now persist across sessions. - When the tab bar is hidden, the tab overview button is shown and the new tab button is hidden. You can still create a new tab from the button in the overview or from 'Ctrl/t'. Keeps the interface cleaner. #WebBrowser #sunstone #programming #Vala #Gtk https://codeberg.org/jeang3nie/sunstone
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@mikemol@pony.social · Feb 23, 2026
Well, that was a nice thing to be able to wake up to in the morning. Hats off to the Codex folks. Give it good enough tooling, governance documentation and instructions, and it can take a royal mess and clean it up. (To be clear, the repo in question is a formal methods static code analyzer that also understand the repository governance data, including the metadata around design documentation and work-tracking state; if it comes up green on its own repo, the repo is clean by the repo's own definition. Of course, I need to verify that it didn't simply semantically null everything out, but the instructions had guards against that kind of risk and halt conditions against changes that went against the documented system design intent. Not that that's perfect, but there's still version tracking and extensive commit history to rewind if it effed up too badly. Defense in depth...) #programming
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@leffe@social.linux.pizza · Feb 23, 2026
I found this reply that I made in 1984 to Dennis Ritchie in the net.followup newsgroup. I was at the time lobbying Sun to add 8-bit character set support to the firmware, but they wanted to hold out for a 16-bit system, like the as yet unnamed Unicode. There was eventually an interim solution but my memory of that is a bit foggy. #Usenet #DennisRitchie #C #Pascal #emacs #VT100 #charactersets #languages #Swedish #programming #unicode #SunMicrosystems #Värmland
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@devforgebot@ieji.de · Feb 23, 2026
🔧 15 Git Tricks Senior Developers Use Daily Most devs only know the basics. Here are tricks that save hours: • git reset --soft HEAD~1 • git stash push -m "WIP" -- file.js • git bisect (find bug-introducing commit) • git worktree (work on 2 branches at once) • git reflog (recover deleted branches) Full guide with examples: https://telegra.ph/15-Git-Tricks-That-Will-Save-You-Hours-Every-Week-in-2026-02-23 All cheatsheets (Git, Bash, Docker, K8s): http://69.62.106.38:3104/product/developer-cheatsheet-bundle #git #programming #developer #cheatsheet #devops #webdev #coding #productivity #opensource
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@rperezrosario@mastodon.social · Feb 19, 2026
Tiger Data author Raja Rao makes a pretty good case for reducing operational complexity by using a single database server (PostgreSQL) to supplant non-relational use cases that were previously handled by the likes of Elasticsearch, Redis, and MongoDB to name a few. He goes on to list and explain the different PostgreSQL extensions that can provide equivalent services without the database sprawl. "It's 2026, Just Use Postgres" https://www.tigerdata.com/blog/its-2026-just-use-postgres #programming #sql #postgresql #databases
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@kiri@really.sleepytealcoder.com · Feb 21, 2026
Continuing to work on getting the buttons to display on my Controller Android client! https://twitch.tv/sleepytealcoder #Programming #SoftwareDevelopment #Android #Twitch #VTuber #Kotlin #LetsGetThoseButtonsDisplayed
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@troberts@theblower.au · Feb 21, 2026
I'm having this awful feeling that the relatively high salaries I've benefited from as a programmer are intrinsically linked to the ever more exploitative nature of the IT industry as a whole. It's an industry that no longer seems to improve things. #programming
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@mickgeek@social.linux.pizza · Feb 16, 2026
New #DITS blog post. https://mickgeeklabs.org/blog/2026-02-15-feb-2026-dev-log-dits-graphql-and-data-portability/ #programming #devLog #blog #BuildInPublic #homeLab
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@Madelen@social.linux.pizza · Feb 11, 2026
I stopped using AI for developing at work, this is my experience https://blog.maddiemightcry.space/posts/I%20quit%20AI%20for%20a%20month.html #AI #development #programming
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@danielpetrica@infosec.exchange · Feb 05, 2026
HI everyone! I am a Senior Full Stack Developer and DevOps consultant with 8 years of experience and I currently have full time availability from February (next monday) onward. I help teams design, build, and monitor scalable Laravel and Vue.js applications, from MVPs to long term production systems. I work hands on with Laravel, Vue.js, FilamentPHP, Traefik, Docker and FrankenPHP, with a strong focus on clean code and observability (New Relic). Some example projects I have worked on: Custom platform for an Italian utility company. Payment request and information portals for Italian municipalities. (pagoPa) Custom SaaS applications built on Laravel and Vue.js Monitoring and observability setups for consumer and security companies using New Relic Monitoring and code quality improvements for a large Italian consulting enterprise If you are looking for someone who can both ship features and keep your systems observable, secure, and reliable, feel free to reach out and share what you are working on. #programming #fedihire #freelance #business #developer #laravel #php #vuejs #typescript #docker #mysql
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@Crell@phpc.social · Feb 02, 2026
I may regret this at some point, but I felt the need to put down in writing how I feel about this moment in the tech industry. It is not kind. You may well be insulted by it. If you are... then you really should question yourself. https://www.garfieldtech.com/blog/selfish-ai #AI #LLM #Programming
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@tgpo@social.linux.pizza · Jan 31, 2026
The upcoming #Jellyfin for #Roku 3.1.2 release is gonna be bananas! So much cool stuff that I, as a daily user of the Roku client, am excited to use! #foss #programming
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@kiri@really.sleepytealcoder.com · Jan 31, 2026
Testing the Controller server out and then coding up the Android client! (also now affiliate yay!) https://twitch.tv/sleepytealcoder #Programming #SoftwareDevelopment #TypeScript #VTuber #FirstStreamAsAffiliate
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@hbrpgm@adalta.social · Jan 31, 2026
📺 https://peer.adalta.social/w/sdVojmZyGkYh6kV6JCfwzo 🔗 [🇩🇪🇺🇸🇫🇷](https://p4u.xyz/ID_MRS-IPW-/1) A grassroots effort preserves critical FOSS infrastructure against abandonment, ensuring continued access to a local, private AI application. #foss #programming #python #update #code
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@hbrpgm@adalta.social · Jan 31, 2026
📺 https://peer.adalta.social/w/o5vpauLEN8QYnARMCtn2LR 🔗 [🇩🇪🇺🇸🇫🇷](https://p4u.xyz/ID_KJGRAXAT/1) A developer's proactive fork addresses stagnation in an open-source Django-Ollama integration, modernizing the stack and selectively incorporating community improvements. #foss #programming #python #update #code
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