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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 29/09/2026

"save my family" spam here is almost to the level of porn spam on Twitter every post gets bombarded with it for weeks now @moderation.bsky.app how hard could it be to add a simple keyword filter for this?

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 23/09/2026

POV: you're a 100x developer Claude says you're a fucking genius and your mom says you're handsome

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 20/09/2026

I occasionally click on an ad for a 5090, just to enjoy loudly breaking out in laughter when I see the price 😂 just for fun, I clicked an ad for a 4060 Ti and it's almost 50% more than when I bought it a few years ago 🤣 can't imagine I'll ever buy another GPU not even remotely worth that money

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 19/09/2026

I'm testing DeepSeek 4.1 Flash the reasoning output is hilarious "let me write. okay, let's write. I'm going to write. now let's write. let's write the changes. let me write now." it interrupts itself dozens of times before actually writing - it eventually gets to work, but it's pretty funny 😆

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 10/09/2026

I will say it again: AI vendors who promise not to train on your data, or provide an opt-out - do they still train on your data? of course not, because that would be *very* profitable www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPG6...

youtube.com

OpenAI Is Lying...

YouTube video by Basic Dev

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Ethan Mollick @emollick.bsky.social · 05/09/2026

One thing I have learned talking to lots of people about AI is that they can be both worried about the implications of AI and very excited about using AI themselves. I think people on this site tend to view many people's attitudes to AI as much less complicated than they are.

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 03/09/2026

it's happening! finally! JPEG-XL is shipping to Chromium 🙌 groups.google.com/a/chromium.o... hopefully this means it'll be in all Chromium based browsers soon great news for the web platform 😄

groups.google.com

Intent to Ship: JPEG XL decoding support (image/jxl) in blink

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 02/09/2026

so do I understand correctly ai.engineer/paris/2026 this is a conference that starts at 4 pm and expects people to stay up all night? very on brand for vibe coding culture I guess 720 euros for an afternoon? huh? how do you even cram talks + workshops + a party into that time frame?? 🤷‍♂️

ai.engineer

AI Engineer Paris 2026: September 23-24 at Station F

AI Engineer Paris returns to Station F for two days of keynotes, technical sessions, and research talks on September 23-24, 2026.

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 30/08/2026

Trump is a graffiti vandal hell bent on leaving his ugly tags everywhere on the world map "Trump waz here!" 🫟 I hope as soon as he's gone, we'll send someone out to wash his ugly smears off the walls

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Firefox for Web Developers @webdevs.firefox.com · 24/08/2026

Intent to ship: JPEG XL! This will be on-by-default in Firefox 157, which should become the main release version at the end of September. This includes key JPEG XL features like progressive rendering. groups.google.com/a/mozilla.or...

groups.google.com

Intent to ship: JPEG XL

As of Firefox 157 I intend to turn JPEG XL decoding on by default on all platforms. It has been developed behind image.jxl.enabled, which today is on by default on Nightly only, and has had a Firefox…

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 23/08/2026

I really don't like Claude Code I tell it "make this change and let me check it before you spend time on tests and validation" it goes "nah let me try this other change" and then proceeds to spend 10 minutes on tests and validation doesn't do what you say, even when you ask directly that's a bug

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 20/08/2026

Opus 5 isn't slow, it's actually very fast only, you're not allowed to see what it's thinking - it's encrypted over the wire. what you can see (in agents that display thinking) is actually a summary it writes *between* the thinking blocks tbh it's kind of weird, paying for tokens you can't have 🤔

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 15/08/2026

did people say "load-bearing" before Claude? I can't recall anybody using that term about things like buildings or bridges obviously, but not in software, right? I hear it everywhere now and it's just a bit uncanny? somehow 🤔

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 14/08/2026

🏆 achievement unlocked: banned from X 🙌 for "inauthentic behavior", no less I think they've got that backwards - I was definitely being very authentic 😇 what an absolute shit platform! if that is the end of my X account, then so be it, I can't say I'll miss that cesspool 😄

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 13/08/2026

POV: react-dates has 52 THOUSAND dependencies 🤯 for a date-picker? Javascript culture is weird man 😂 discovered this using dependency-radar: npmx.dev/package/depe... really cool new tool, well worth a try 😊

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 12/08/2026

"AI ALL THE THINGS" isn't principled - but rejection isn't either. You can't 10x your attention - you divide that by 10. Not all code deserves your full attention, so offload the low-stakes work: save your focus for what's important. It is just a tool.

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 10/08/2026

so you're in light mode, and you press the light mode switch, and nothing happens. you turn it off again and nothing happens. I don't think this is good UX? 🤔

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 08/08/2026

I opened X for some reason lol the current experience is something like scroll, block, scroll, scroll, block, scroll, block, omg block, block, close this isn't social media anymore - there is nothing social about it it's a monument to human stupidity on the internet 🪦🥀

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 07/08/2026

raw SQL in your frontend 🙀 electric.ax real talk: for some reason we feel better about an ORM with a REST or GraphQL frontend doing essentially the same thing with row level security 🤷‍♂️ is this rejection of the idea of raw SQL in the frontend mostly rational or mostly instinctive culture shock? 🤔

electric.ax

Electric | Agents on sync

Electric provides the data primitives and infra to build collaborative, multi-agent systems. Including Postgres Sync, Durable Streams, TanStack DB and PGlite.

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 02/08/2026

bsky is flooding with MiniMax H3 release posts, and not a single post gets a single like... while X is having a total meltdown 😂 what I want to know is: hailuoai.video/generate/ai-... did this model just perfectly recall a 1982 hit song? bc that would point to a rather serious problem, right? 😶

hailuoai.video

AI Face: Born in Any Country Simulation – AI Generated Video | Hailuo AI

Generate & Play Hailuo AI video：Upload a photo, enter a country, and AI generates your simulated look as if born there.

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 27/07/2026

just an hour since release, and Kimi K3 is already up on Fireworks openrouter.ai/moonshotai/k... 4 times lower latency, twice as fast looks like they still have some stability problems, but this model will be everywhere in a day or two 🙂 Claude Opus on any plan is probably cheaper now though? 😏

openrouter.ai

Kimi K3 - API Pricing & Benchmarks

Kimi K3 is a 2.8T parameter open-weight multimodal reasoning model from Moonshot AI. $3 per million input tokens, $15 per million output tokens. 1,048,576 token context window. Higher uptime with 3 pr...

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 25/07/2026

tfw you spent a day making a meaningful contribution to an open source project, no one replies for two weeks, and then the author deletes his entire GitHub account 🥲

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 20/07/2026

all Kimi plans are "sold out" wtf does that even mean? are they out of server capacity? less than a week after launching K3? I guess they didn't price it right 😌 www.kimi.com/membership/p...

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 16/07/2026

it's amazing how companies manage to make development work anything between awesome fun, and unbearable mindnumbing bullshit I've been at both ends (and I'm thankfully at the good end now) I honestly don't think the ones who are really successful are also the ones who make the work unbearable? 🤔

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 15/07/2026

have you ever needed to contribute to a repo that is clearly 100% vibe coded slop? after about two hours, you give up and let your agent produce more slop to shoehorn in the change, right? it's not like the owner is going to notice or care "machine-only codebases" open source is getting weird 😳

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 15/07/2026

exciting news about local LLMs today! prismml.com/news/bonsai-... finally! I've been rooting for exactly this! can't wait to test this out! 😄

prismml.com

PrismML — Announcing Bonsai 27B: The First 27B-Class Model to Run on a Phone

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 05/07/2026

I was a huge fan of Rob Hubbard (and Commando) as a child - it's what got me hooked on computer music, so it is absolutely amazing to see the engineering behind the music unraveled and explained like this 😍 youtu.be/1YWe811rehU it's so carefully explained and well illustrated, an absolute treat 🤓♥️

youtu.be

How Rob Hubbard’s C64 music player worked

YouTube video by Luxocrates

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Dominik 🔮 @tkdodo.eu · 04/07/2026

ChatGPT generated this webapp, and I’m sure actual software engineers can probably see 15 things that are wrong right away, but I’m not gonna lie I kinda want to ship it…

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 03/07/2026

I came up with an improvement to this popular 63-key 60% keyboard layout. I hope somebody steals this idea 😄 www.reddit.com/r/KeyboardLa...

an improved 63-key keyboard layout. the question mark key is located next to comma and period where you normally find it. the SHIFT key is located on the right hand edge of the keyboard. this better resembles a standard keyboard layout, and it's only one quarter of a key wider than the original 60% keyboard layout it is based on.

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 03/07/2026

having a bot auto-close issues without comment is the strongest signal you can send that you're not serious about software development, at all. makes your backlog look good at first glance tho. 🥲

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David Sherret @dsherret.dev · 30/06/2026

Released dprint 0.55—a pluggable and configurable code formatting platform that unifies all your formatters behind a single command. This substantial release lets you specify formatting plugins from npm.

A dprint.json configuration file with npm specifiers in the plugins array.

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 29/06/2026

you come across an interesting paper or article you're not going to read do you (A) save it to your bookmarks or reading list that you never open or (B) leave an open tab in the background for 3 months before closing all the tabs 🤔

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 25/06/2026

I looked at 8 alternative NPM packages today 6 were slop - of those, 2 didn't work and 2 were vibed in a day and abandoned 2 were clearly AI but usable, but I already found critical bugs in both imagine NPM two years from now, you might as well not install anything and just generate your own slop

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 25/06/2026

please calm yourselves today the 50% figure is a CEO interview claim there's no verified benchmark, the chip isn't deployed, no technical details or system level data or anything tangible has been released it's less an announcement and more just good old fashioned market manipulation

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 21/06/2026

CSS container style selectors 🤩 www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rbaf... I don't get excited about most new CSS features tbh, but this is so simple, extremely versatile, and immediately useful. in all major browsers now 😄

youtube.com

CSS style queries in action

YouTube video by Kevin Powell

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 20/06/2026

does this feel weirdly passive-aggressive to anyone else? "your issues are not important unless we say they are" or at least like a weirdly broken github workflow? making it *look* like fewer issues 🤨 just tag issues as "new" by default and close them if you don't think they're worth while 🤷‍♂️

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 12/06/2026

did they lobotomize Claude Sonnet 4.6 this week? I'm getting the most hilariously wrong answers these past few days this model has been fine for almost everything I need, and now, just days before they launch their new flagship model, it seems to have turned completely effin dumb coincidence? 🤨

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 11/06/2026

this is exciting possibly much more effective than trying to organize the flood of posts into feeds 🙂

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patak @patak.cat · 10/06/2026

A lot of people are still on Twitter because others are still there. Your choice matters. And it isn't like diving into the abyss. There are solid alternatives available. Leave.

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 24/05/2026

this is just about the worst answer I've ever seen from Claude claude.ai/share/4e4c01... this meandering nonsense belongs in a <thinking> block where the end user doesn't see it - that's what reasoning is, right? they've literally fine tuned it to give wrong answers first - why did they do that??

claude.ai

Claude

Shared via Claude, an AI assistant from Anthropic

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 21/05/2026

"make a scrolling div where the top/bottom edges fade into the background" even Claude Opus with extended thinking couldn't get this, no matter how many attempts and how much guidance guess this isn't in the training data 🤷‍♂️ we're not going unemployed just yet, folks jsfiddle.net/pLd1ao0z/1/

jsfiddle.net

scrolling div with fade in/out at edges - JSFiddle - Code Playground

JSFiddle - Test your JavaScript, CSS, HTML or CoffeeScript online with JSFiddle.

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 17/05/2026

this is nonsense github.com/vercel-labs/... you don't need to build an entirely new language that is "optimized for agents" you could have added JSON output to the frontend of any existing compiler and you can't "optimize a language for LLMs" - they weren't trained on your new language duh? 🤷‍♂️

github.com

GitHub - vercel-labs/zero: The programming language for agents

The programming language for agents. Contribute to vercel-labs/zero development by creating an account on GitHub.

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 17/05/2026

if you think you can replace engineers with agents, guess what? whatever it is you do, you're going to be much easier to replace

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 11/05/2026

Crowd sourcing GPU to train LLMs 👀 www.youtube.com/watch?v=0spg... Is this how we democratize AI? 🙂

youtube.com

This Open-Source Project Could Kill AI Regulation

YouTube video by The Answer

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