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And that's even when "@Suite" is explicitly mentioned in the "macro Suite" page.

One thing that DocC is still subpar at is search. For example, if I search for "@Suite" in the Swift Testing documentation, I get no results. Instead, to get the page I want, I need to search for "macro Suite", which is quite counterintuitive.

We're thrilled to welcome Róbert Angyal to the Prisma team! 

Róbert from Debrecen, Hungary 🇭🇺 is a fitness-loving dad of 3 (9yo son & 7yo twin girls) who hits the gym 💪, eats clean 🥗, cycles 🚴, hikes 🚶‍♂️ & tinkers with home automation 🏠🤖 in his free time.

Welcome Róbert!

Yes, on multiple runs they are now very close to each other

awww yay i love that so much! thank you for sharing it!

thank you! <3

I'd be super interested in reading that blog post as well!

Let us know what else you'd like to see around Prisma Postgres.

We're just getting started!

Last week was a big one for us! 

Prisma Postgres officially became Generally Available 🚀

There was a ton to share and talk about during the launch week. Here are the top four things we think you might find awesome 👇

Yes! Absolutely one of the problems we are solving here!

I can DM you a build if you fancy giving it a go? 😊

"Atuin solved all my problems with history"

"It really is a game changer for working on the console and I can't recommend it enough"

For years I just wanted to make something that people used, and I'm super happy to have done so ❤️

Note this is from my local branch, not released yet and obviously not in the benchmark repo yet

Rolldown-vite ecosystem CI progress!

- Total: 24 (excluding ones currently not passing with Vite main branch)
- ✅ passing: 14
- ⚠️ passing with minor issues: 5
- ❌ failing: 5

Progress: 79% (19/24)

Pillow but it’s confusing as heck to import it as PIL

learning a lot about python via this project. the uv/ruff ecosystem is great. pyproject.toml is a good improvement above what came before it. the PIL image library is super nifty and makes this project possible.

It’s happening

also there's a decent chance imho that it's "good" as in "advanced" but ends up affecting more people in a negative way (job loss, slop, cultural rot, etc) than in a positive way, so it doesn't win that many adherents outside of the tech sphere

i think it has a lot of pizzazz but virtually every time that it gets deployed in some situation where it has to give a correct answer it sorta blows up or does something that costs some company or person their reputation. matthew butterick stated it as, a lot of cases where 90% right is as bad as 0