surprisingly hard problem! we've experimented with a couple heuristics, but it's hard to reliably detect passwords without a lot of false positives / negatives ultimately, we're like github in that you have to be careful not to store any passwords in source. that's what env variables are for
this is your monthly reminder that if you don't use a maccy.app (or any clipboard manager) you're really missing out
this reminder is brought to you by my annoyance whenever i see someone not have it installed and go copy things multiple times 
the dumbest and most likely outcome for ""Economic Sentiment"" is that, after the biden era in which we were not in a recession and people thought we were in a recession, in the trump era we will definitely be in a recession but trump will give everyone $200 cash in the mail and they will love him
Depends on stress, better than it used to be though
Once again, @gitbutler.com's Caleb is live streaming working on our upcoming review stuff. This time at a new, shorter URL that we forgot we had squatted.
www.twitch.tv/gitbutler minimal theme with lots of things hidden gets pretty close, but are you talking about dimming / typewriter-scrolling?
We're happy to share an update on our move from Rust to TypeScript!
In this edition: smaller bundles, faster queries, and no more binaries!
prisma.io/blog/rust-t... 
same same. it's one heck of a good markdown editor
Congrats @toddle.dev and @whitep4nth3r.com! Big fans of both 💜 
at the stage where I walk into the coffee shop, and they start making me a giant jug of coffee before I even say a word
Do your packages take too long to resolve or do you often have to reset your package cache? Then you might consider using the Tuist Registry that we released a couple weeks ago: tuist.dev/blog/2025/01... And the tool now supports Swift Package registries, including the Tuist Registry
github.com/FelixHerrman... Need to get a list of all packages that you depend on, such as for obtaining their license? Then swift-package-list by Felix Hermann is your friend: github.com/FelixHerrman... Feeling pretty good - no alcohol since October - upped protein - reached Fulgora - added creatine to stack - 4/8 hires complete
yay glad you like it! ☺️
Scott Chacon is back in Bits & Booze Ep. 9 for Git Interview Part 2: Hard. Can he still handle the heat? Watch the fun unfold! 🍷💻
youtu.be/FbW9wlve8sI?... I've loved @b0rk.jvns.ca's work for years and it's so nice to see a reference to my work 🥹 thanks! i feel like i'm wayy late on listening to brian eno but it's good music for this moment
recently: macwright.com/2025/03/01/r... going to hang onto the handle so it doesn’t get re-assigned!