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Mar 4: MACH Alliance Community roundtable on “Standards fatigue” in agent protocols, with host Jasmin Guthmann and guest Dana Lawson (CTO, Netlify).

Protocol choice + interoperability pressure + avoiding premature lock-in while still shipping.

🗓️ 10am ET | 3pm GMT

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The blade graphics backend for Linux has been replaced with wgpu, which remedies a number of large issues, such as UI freezes.

Thanks zortax!

Markdown preview now renders Mermaid diagrams. 🎉

🚀 We just shipped v0.225!

Session history is now available for external agents.
Auggie, Claude Agent, Codex, Factory Droid, Junie, Kimi CLI, Mistral Vibe, and OpenCode all support it today.

i cannot believe you were not joking

the apis are my main problem, they're _amazing_ for sending passwords from fake login phishing pages into group chats of scammers

are there any non-criminal uses of telegram

anthropic might be lying to its own employees on this piece, but i heard this very recently from one of them that the plans are subsidized

just wrote a blog post about using claude code with subagents, wait no, about sewing

Warms our heart to hear it. ❤️

In practice, both work together in a pipeline:

◆ Your bundler tree-shakes unused exports across modules
◆ Then, your minifier (e.g. Oxc) then runs DCE to clean up what's left inside each module

Technically, tree shaking is really a type of DCE that happens at the module/export level.

Dead code elimination (DCE) removes dead code within a module. Think unused variables, or unreachable code.

```ts
function process(x) {
  if (false) { log('') } // removed
  const answer = 42           // removed
  return x * 2
}

console.log(process(4))
```

Tree shaking removes unused exports across modules.

```ts
// math.ts
export function add(a, b) { return a + b }
export function mult(a, b) { return a * b }

// app.ts
import { add } from './math.ts'
```

You import `add` but not `mult`? The bundler drops unused exports This is called tree shaking.