It’s starting a subshell to run the search tui right now, I suspect that isn’t helping startup! You can get debug logs with ATUIN_LOG=debug This feature has actually caused us a lot of issues, I may remove for now
A great build deserves a great breakdown.
Lee Martin shared a behind-the-scenes look at Netlify Capsules from the “how did they do that?” moments to how it all came together.
www.leemartin.com/netlify-caps... 
i love building random one-off software, for example, to help me compare webcams great use of vibe-coding (when you can throw away the code)
yeah, that should be another category of wisdom-maxxer, seems like the same thought as the dotcom bubble thinker (the bubble popped, stuff was useful but the hysteria was bad)
working on a typology here
yay! it is indeed my refrain and i'm excited you're taking it up!
it's from pages.cs.wisc.edu/~remzi/Naur.... which i first heard about in feelingof.com/episodes/061/ 
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Checkout out Prisma Client's full api reference 👇
pris.ly/d/client findUnique is great, but what if a record must exist?
Use findUniqueOrThrow().
It cleans up your code by automatically throwing a Prisma.NotFoundError when nothing is found. 
GitButler supports first class conflicts similar to JJ letting you perform a rebase and resolve conflicts as needed. Detecting integrated squash commits is a difficult problem. We do try to detect them, but sometimes they slip through. We are are actively trying to improve this system.
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Not using Rolldown yet? It is time!
rolldown.rs Native plugins:
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8 plugins replaced by zero-config built-ins or native equivalents. First class options: ◆ @rollup/plugin-alias - Use `resolve.alias` ◆ @rollup/plugin-inject - Use `transform.inject` ◆ @rollup/plugin-terser - Use `output.minify` for a better, oxc-based minifier And one more batch...
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Tuist is evolving beyond Apple. Our docs need to reflect that. We're adopting the Diataxis framework to organize content into tutorials, guides, reference, and explanation, scoped by build system: Xcode, Gradle, and more.
https://github.com/tuist... Running agents locally is the new “curl | sh” moment. As Swapnil Palash warned: unknown unknowns. Prompt injection. Data exfiltration. Bad API calls. Sandbox it. Scope permissions. How are you limiting agent access?
