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isn't this just doing the object comparisons proactively? hash and pull from a cache or something?

honestly can't see myself ever typing out Composite() for every single object I reckon this will see about as much adoption as private fields some things are just too ugly to use 🙂‍↔️

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 30/09/2026

I love that you're doing this! 🙌 I don't know why everything in the JS world needs to be written in Rust now the language already outsources heavy tasks to optimized native functions - as long as you know how to leverage that, it should be plenty fast, no reason it shouldn't 🙂

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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 · 29/09/2026

"oh no" what a shame well, what's done is done and they're documenting any incidents, presumably? I for one look forward to seeing what they do with the first billion ahem in terms of saving us all, I mean 😄💸

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

I thought I was misreading that, but yes, they are bragging about "only" adding another 100 MB a half gig CLI exe file 😅

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 27/09/2026

the browser will still be 95% of the package, but sure 😊

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 26/09/2026

well, interesting, although... I'm not sure we need more excuses for every little app to ship a 250 MB bundled browser? 😅 also I'd expect the difference between native and JS to be very marginal for most apps - the DOM is already the bottleneck, JS is doing very little actual work in most apps 😊

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 26/09/2026

oh! right, I tend to forget that's a thing most of my work has been SaaS 😄

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 26/09/2026

the way other languages solve problems is with libraries not with a huge standard library of prefab solutions growing indefinitely most languages have user land modules or packages for that CSS not so much 😅

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 26/09/2026

different definitions of "simple" 😅 I mean, none of this is simple under the hood, it's extremely complex I think you mean "easy"? in this case the opposite of simple 😌 I wish CSS had given us low level primitives to solve problems in user land, instead of a huge framework of prefab solutions

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 26/09/2026

😅 what I meant is, these are all frontend libraries, which require a frontend your compiler doesn't have any way to actually render a DOM, does it?

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 25/09/2026

something I'd like to see at this point: an essential CSS manual a thought experiment like "if I had to pick out the features I can't work without, what would be left?" 🤔 I don't mean "basic CSS", I mean a practical subset of CSS, like if a linter banned everything else, you could still work 😅

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 25/09/2026

do you ever stop to think that CSS just has way too many features by now? imagine having to learn CSS from scratch today 🫪 I like writing CSS, I enjoy some of your videos and articles, but honestly mostly as entertainment - I can't retain all these odd little features anymore, it's too much 😅

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 25/09/2026

just to be clear, porffor can't actually host or run any of these frontend frameworks, can it? 🙂

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

the interfaces of every agent are similar 🤷‍♂️

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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 · 23/09/2026

OpenCode & Claude: huge opinionated system prompts, lots of tools Pi: almost no system prompt, almost no tools - just a bridge between LLMs and bash + an API for extensions, not much else about as minimal as you can get not sure how to even compare that to the bloated mess that is CC 😅

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 22/09/2026

open models though? yes they were built on the same foundation of stealing everything anyone has ever created but at least they give back to everyone what was essentially already ours 😊

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 22/09/2026

OpenCode is much closer to being basically Claude Code, if that's your cup of tea 😊

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 22/09/2026

it is by no means Claude Code not even remotely and to be clear, that is a good thing

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 21/09/2026

related question, how many of you are furious at Google's Android keyboard for not remembering enough recently used emoji? and moving them around every time you use one? I have wasted countless hours of my life just trying to find an emoji 🥲 for a company that loves to brag about their UX work 🤬

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

Andreas Kling? 😢💔 I looked at the sources and wow wtf he seems like the nicest guy in those monthly Ladybird updates I'm so confused right now, I really genuinely thought he was a great guy that is hugely disappointing 🙁

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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 · 17/09/2026

death throes let's hope it's properly dead soon

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 17/09/2026

and Preact sneaks in at 3.5kb but sure 😉

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 15/09/2026

you don't have "takes", Claude - you auto complete text. that's all you were trained to do. we've all seen the source code. it's not complicated. and nothing in there enables you to have opinions about anything.

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 14/09/2026

at least they're obvious but who are these people imagine spending money just to waste other people's time who bothers and why 🤷‍♂️

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 14/09/2026

being so obvious with the Claude speak is what makes you a model

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 14/09/2026

thanks for your insight, Claude now say something clever about bots posting their opinion on the topic 🤦‍♂️

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 14/09/2026

I don't think of it as a classification problem, more as a designation choice saying "atom" just says "this doesn't break down any further" saying "molecule" just says "these components are often used together" saying "organism" is maybe least useful, I would just say "header" or "sidebar" 🤷‍♂️🙂

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 14/09/2026

so your level 0 is atoms level 1 is molecules level n+1 is organisms do we benefit from knowing something is level 2 or 3? does it matter? I think this is a clear and intuitive way to *explain* atomic design, but the words are fairly intuitive - I'm not sure the numbers are clearer?

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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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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 06/09/2026

using indentation was a mistake using line breaks at statement separators however: 😄🙌 nothing is a more clear and natural statement separator than line break semicolons were also a mistake 😉

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 06/09/2026

taco bell has been making the most slop for longer than AI has even been around just sayin

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 05/09/2026

I've been building a synthesizer for a couple of months that I'm trying to run on an RP2350 - for no reason at all, other than to see if I can 😄

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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

"more independent from Google" Organic Maps isn't?

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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

do vibe coders even know what we used to do at developers conferences? we were actually there to work and learn 😊

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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 · 01/09/2026

I mean, I get your point, but honestly the same is true for most software 😌

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 01/09/2026

look at his face in this video, without sound... his entire vibe is hate and disgust his whole angry superior attitude just yuck the guy is repulsive, I don't know why anybody gives him the time of day much less their money 🙄

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Rasmus Schultz @mindplay.dk · 31/08/2026

wow, this is great! much clearer biking paths and trails - and my home is actually correctly drawn on the map! for some reason the buildings on my street are all wrong on Google maps thank you! I had never heard of this 😄

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

bet you anything, the issue is Claude Code - specifically the memory features, not the model itself memory in agents is a bug the only "memory" should be in markdown files that you review and check in with the project (AGENTS.md, ADRs, a few skills)

agents.md

AGENTS.md

AGENTS.md is a simple, open format for guiding coding agents. Think of it as a README for agents.

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