Tom MacWright
@macwright.com
9 months ago found this metal-punch plate for encoding x/y coordinates on a telephone pole in columbus ohio. probably in a local grid system?
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found this metal-punch plate for encoding x/y coordinates on a telephone pole in columbus ohio. probably in a local grid system?
@case.bike I used your great IANA data repo (but barely haha...all it does is grab the ISO 3166 country name) started playing with mcp servers today and built a little one with just one tool to look up country by ccTLD
val town for the server and @cloudflare.social's ai playground for testing is a nice feedback loop finally got happy apple's 2020 album, this bassline 💯 sunnysiderecords.bandcamp.com/track/vanity... Congrats to our friends at @deno.land!
We've been big fans of the new Deno Deploy, and even have a guide folks looking to deploy their backends with Deno!
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pris.ly/deno-deploy Capsules update: almost 600 in orbit. 🛰️
Launch yours and drop the link so we can find it: ntl.fyi/4pEJJiK Want to know more?
Check out the docs!
rolldown.rs/in-depth/laz... Enabling it is simple. Just add this to your Rolldown config:
```js
export default {
experimental: {
lazyBarrel: true,
},
};
```
For Vite 8, you can put it under `build.rolldownOptions` Rolldown's Lazy Barrel Optimization supports all the patterns you'd expect:
◆ `export * from './components'`
◆ `export { Component } from './Component'`
◆ `export * as ns from './module'`
◆ Mixed exports
◆ Circular references
◆ Self re-exports Real-world impact with Ant Design as example
```js
import { Button } from 'antd';
```
◆ Without: 2986 modules, ~65ms
◆ With: 250 modules, ~28ms
That's 92% fewer modules and 2-4x faster builds. Without any optimization, your bundler has to traverse the entire barrel file and compile all modules, even the unused ones. But with Lazy Barrel Optimization, Rolldown only includes what you actually use and skips the rest.
You often do not use all functions or components from a library, but they are all exported from a single barrel file.
```js
// some-lib/index.js
export { a } from './a';
export { b } from './b';
// more exports here [...]
// main.js
import { a } from 'some-lib';
``` 🚀 Lazy Barrel Optimization in Rolldown Barrel files, files that re-export from other modules, are common in modern JavaScript projects but a nightmare for your build time. Rolldown now has Lazy Barrel Optimization to fix this. Here's how it works 🧵
If a tool has a great CLI, agentic workflows get fast!
Corey Haines demo’d it with Remotion + Claude Code.
Full Replay: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lr0E... database correctness seems like the only kind, database software is all formally proven and simulation tested and every other genre of software is the wild west. "actually testing web applications" is impossible in practice. i feel like this engenders an unearned sense of superiority.
Hey! Good catch! We had a temporary 404 on that deploy button SVG, but it should be back now. If you're still seeing it on your end, try a hard refresh and let us know what browser you're on.
More than 3,000 databases created in 30 days using "npx create-db"!
Always humbling. Thanks for trying it 🫶 This is such a cool use of activity data! Love the clustering + city overlay idea...and the stack is chef’s kiss. Thanks for building on Netlify 🫶
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pris.ly/y/ask-ai-demo 👋 we can build more IaC features! We could even become terraform provider, I think
Sounds like what we do! Let's chat :)
I'd certainly love to build a place @danabra.mov wants to code in!
Want to chat about how we can make it happen? atuin's sync server was just down for 1m while I fucked up an env var change. sorry!
no hard limits! there is a (recently implemented for reasons of that usage spike) limit of 10k/min cold starts