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Daniel Martí @handle.invalid · 18/09/2026

Quick Share is the only thing in this space that I'm aware of. It's Android and iOS only, but you can make it work on Linux computers too. I suppose this is the same tech used when you move all settings, apps, and files to a new Pixel device.

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Learn how Quick Share makes Android file sharing secure. Send photos, videos, and files to nearby Android devices, Windows PCs, ChromeOS, & iPhones.

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Daniel Martí @handle.invalid · 10/09/2026

Congratulations, and very well deserved! I look forward to seeing your (full?) name on the git log much more going forward :)

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Daniel Martí @handle.invalid · 30/08/2026

The Design Museum in London is really cool - and free entry! Really recommend if you happen to be in west London. Lots of interesting gadgets in the shop as well.

A selection of old computers and laptops.

A display of old Apple devices, including laptops and music players.

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Roger Peppe @rog.bsky.social · 26/08/2026

For any LLM sceptics out there. Russ is probably the most talented dev I've ever met.

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Daniel Martí @handle.invalid · 18/08/2026

The social aspect of @tangled.org would work better if I could see which people I follow are on there, as well as navigate trending repos in more detail, e.g. by language or timeframe. The site is getting there though!

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Jake Bailey @jakebailey.dev · 31/07/2026

born to rebase, forced to merge

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Daniel Martí @handle.invalid · 31/07/2026

Gerrit seems to be an issue with AI transcripts 😆 Garret is being slow, Garret is down today, can you please look at Garret... Poor guy doesn't get a break.

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Daniel Martí @handle.invalid · 28/07/2026

I'm starting to get comfortable with being more hands-off, but I also want an engineer who understands the project to prioritize and steer the work. It's not helpful when the PRs come at random. If they want to donate tokens, they could always sponsor the project, I guess.

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Daniel Martí @handle.invalid · 27/07/2026

And I have nothing against AI use per se. But it's clear that all that these accounts are doing is use an AI plan to create as many PR fixes as possible, with no deep understanding, usage, or participation in each project. Not at all worth my time as a maintainer.

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Daniel Martí @handle.invalid · 27/07/2026

I receive a handful of drive-by AI PRs per week. I've decided to start rejecting ones from accounts which seem to target issues across dozens of unrelated projects. I don't know if they're trying to pad their resume, or claim broad experience, but I'm not interested in participating.

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Josiah Mortimer @josiahmortimer.bsky.social · 20/07/2026

I know it's not the biggest news of the day, but I just spotted this... One of Keir Starmer's last acts in Govt is this: Laying legislation that will legalise 'plug-in solar' (aka balcony solar) panels in Britain It means plug-in solar panels do not (legally) have to be wired in by an electrician.

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Timeline - SI 2026/848 - Plugs and Sockets etc. (Safety) Regulations 1994 and Electricity Safety, Quality and Continuity Regulations 2002 (Amendment) Regulations 2026 - Statutory Instruments - UK Parl...

Timeline for Plugs and Sockets etc. (Safety) Regulations 1994 and Electricity Safety, Quality and Continuity Regulations 2002 (Amendment) Regulations 2026

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Daniel Martí @handle.invalid · 13/07/2026

I'm not looking to maintain any devices or runners, because that would be a nightmare for Mac and Windows. Plus, we need to scale with bursts of CI jobs. This is basically what we pay Namespace for.

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Daniel Martí @handle.invalid · 13/07/2026

GitHub Actions is down *again*. I can't do this anymore. What are people switching to? I need Linux+Mac+Windows support, GitHub or Gerrit integration, and all the usual: secrets, webhooks, logs, etc. For context, we already have scalable machines for all OSes via @namespacelabs.com.

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Jake Bailey @jakebailey.dev · 15/06/2026

This is a fun one: I just sent go.dev/cl/790740, which elides method wrappers for embedded types at offset zero, common for mixins/inherited data types. Doing this removes 60 _thousand_ method wrappers from tsgo's AST package, dropping the compilation of our main exe from 49s to 28s on my machine.

Benchmark 1: go build -a ./cmd/tsgo
Time (mean ± σ): 48.992 s ± 0.274 s [User: 345.152 s, System: 12.545 s]
Range (min … max): 48.702 s … 49.478 s 10 runs

Benchmark 2: ~/work/go/bin/go build -a ./cmd/tsgo
Time (mean ± σ): 28.323 s ± 0.133 s [User: 141.277 s, System: 4.853 s]
Range (min … max): 28.075 s … 28.555 s 10 runs

Summary
~/work/go/bin/go build -a ./cmd/tsgo ran
1.73 ± 0.01 times faster than go build -a ./cmd/tsgo

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Quim Muntal @qmuntal.bsky.social · 09/06/2026

🔥 Replaced the fixed Windows callback table in the #golang runtime with a growable design. No limits, smaller binaries, and ~6,000 lines of auto‑generated assembly gone. go.dev/cl/788700

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Daniel Martí @handle.invalid · 02/06/2026

It really does feel like GitHub is getting worse by the day. Now I regularly get bogus "invalid value" label errors when the label clearly exists and works.

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Daniel Martí @handle.invalid · 31/05/2026

It just dawned on me that "firm"ware is someplace between software and hardware.

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Daniel Martí @handle.invalid · 22/05/2026

Stared at my screen for a good while, not understanding why a git diff didn't git apply when it obviously should. Turns out Discord turns tabs into spaces when you send code snippets, even inside triple quotes 🙄 As a workaround, use git apply --ignore-whitespace.

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Daniel Martí @handle.invalid · 15/05/2026

The issue with GitHub Actions used to be its poor design. Nowadays it's down so often, that I don't even get to think about that at all.

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Felix Geisendörfer @felixge.de · 06/05/2026

PSA: Green Tea GC in go1.26 is incredible 🚀 This is what we saw for two big Go services. We'll try to gather more data and share it soon.

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Daniel Martí @handle.invalid · 05/05/2026

Typing this as I'm failing to upload a patch to Gerrit; it hangs for minutes, then gives an internal error. Typically it "just" takes 10-20s. Please announce the moment you have anything akin to a Gerrit replacement but that actually works quickly and reliably.

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Daniel Martí @handle.invalid · 08/04/2026

It's still a likely accept for another week, no? 😉

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Daniel Martí @handle.invalid · 01/04/2026

We've barely touched the settings, so I wonder if the study was a bit conservative. It could also be that the outdoor unit is south facing, so it gets a lot of sunlight - that must help it somewhat.

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Daniel Martí @handle.invalid · 01/04/2026

It's about two and a half years since we installed a heat pump and disconnected gas in this house, so out of curiosity I went to look at our average efficiency over this time. The install study predicted about 350%, but we're actually averaging 425%!

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Daniel Martí @handle.invalid · 31/03/2026

Unlikely; I only see its use in a minority of Go projects. It's more of a harmless choice a project can make. Enforcing would also require some sort of language model for English to understand sentences, which feels too complex for a formatter.

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Roberto Empijei Clapis @empijei.bsky.social · 30/03/2026

I'm officially looking around, if anybody needs a Go software engineer with a very strong background in web security lmk. I also know a fair share of frontend dev and was a SWE/SE for Google and Microsoft. I'm looking for security-sensitive dev projects and security reviews.

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Quim Muntal @qmuntal.bsky.social · 27/03/2026

Compiler nerd joy: making some #golang switch statements ~2.5x faster ⚡ go.dev/cl/756340

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Daniel Martí @handle.invalid · 26/03/2026

I keep finding Semantic Line Breaks really useful for doc comments and markdown documentation - it really makes reading the plaintext so much nicer and shouldn't affect the rendered text in any way.