Just dropped: our new AI Researcher Bundle extension lets you easily connect OpenAI or Anthropic directly to your Directus editor.
Ask questions, get intelligent answers, and keep your entire conversation context while you work. 
damn this is a good article from @pketh.org pketh.org/the-human-to... 
💡 Curious how to use multiple Prisma Clients in one app?
Our latest guide shows you how to:
✅ Set up separate Prisma schemas for two databases
✅ Query different DBs from a single @nextjs app
✅ Deploy your multi-database app to @vercel
Read the guide 👇
pris.ly/g/multi-cli... 
Download Links and Changelog for Zed Preview here:
zed.dev/releases/pre...
#ZedEditor v0.177 cont. - Vim: Added the ability to set the default Vim mode.
v0.177 cont. - SSH: Added support for specifying `ssh_config` files (`ssh -F ssh_config`) in connection string. - Edit Predictions: Added an `enabled_in_assistant` setting. - Edit Predictions: Added support for absolute globs in `edit_predictions.disabled_globs`.
Zed Preview v0.177 is out too: - Added `editor::OrganizeImports` action to organize imports (sort, remove unused, etc.) for supported LSPs. - Added a way to toggle inlay hints with modifier keys. See release notes for configuration settings.
Full Changelog and Download Zed Stable here:
zed.dev/releases/sta... v0.176 cont. - Vim: Added an implementation of `vim-exchange`. - Vim: Added missing default key binding for `Vim::CurrentLine` for replace with register mode (`grr`). - Vim: Many bug fixes
v0.176 cont.
- Edit Predictions improvements
- Mac: Improved keyboard navigation of multibuffer excerpts via `cmd-up` and `cmd-down`.
- Emacs: Added mapping for `alt-m` (`back-to-indentation`).
- Emacs: Added support for `alt-{` and `alt-}` paragraph navigation. v0.176 cont. - Improved syntax highlighting for C, C++, JavaScript, TypeScript, Rust, Python, Go, JSON, JSONC, Bash - Improved terminal reopening to be per workspace instead of global. - Rust: Added support for `--target-dir` for Rust tasks. - Rust: Added support for doc test in tasks for Rust.
v0.176 cont. - Improved display of long paths in the file finder modal. - Improved expanded macro ergonomics. - Improved the appearance of the file finder when long paths are shown by eliding path segments.
Also in Zed v0.176: - Added support for selecting the commit message in git commits. - Added eager loading of the active theme and icon theme. - Improved diagnostic pane responsiveness with large # of diagnostics. - Improved performance of project panel in large git repositories.
Today's stable release introduces initial support for inline errors, enabled via: `"diagnostics": { "inline": { "enabled": true }}`. 
🚀 Zed v0.176 is out!
Today, we started inviting users from the Git beta waitlist to test the new integration in Zed. We'll continue adding more users from the waitlist daily.
zed.dev/git 
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... 