While the addition of AI features in @FirefoxNightly has been implemented relatively well, I have to question why the supposed #privacy respecting browser needs to endorse all these large #ai providers at all: https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/discussions/share-your-feedback-on-the-ai-services-experiment-in-nightly/m-p/60519

@danderson Telegram's Bot API parses "entities" like links and mentions out of messages and sends their positions as UTF-16 offsets. Guess whose code incorrectly treated them as UTF-8 for months :blobHelp:

@MishaalRahman yep. Probably caught an A/B test very early

@MishaalRahman I've been seeing it for at least a few weeks if not months tbh

I found myself scrolling a little too much this week while bedridden so I decided to again replace the #YouTube app with #NewPipe and the experience has honestly not been bad.

It's somewhat annoying that the pop-up player is not an actual PiP window but it's not a huge deal breaker in the end. I peeked at the issue tracker and there are well thought out modernisation plans in progress so I'm hopeful the UX will continue to improve over time.

@fasterthanlime assuming you're using Crane, then that's correct.

@fasterthanlime you're not doing it wrong, Nix does bring in all inputs locally to determine that it already has the resultant derivation in the Nix Store. It feels a bit silly in practice but I can understand the technical problems behind it.

Hey @sonny 👋

I can't seem to find any source code repositories for your Flathub apps (specifically Commit and Junction), would you be able to point me to them if they're still open source? Thanks for all your work on these apps and Workbench!

@jakehamilton people on that subreddit really seem to be convinced he is the second coming of Christ

@friendlymike Let's go! Congratulations!

The number of people I've seen using Snapchat as their camera this week is making me feel too old

Learned of Ptyxis yesterday which, while geared towards container use cases, works very well as a themable replacement of #GNOME console. The visual identity of both terminals is effectively identical but the added touch of being able to control UI colors is enough to sell me over.

https://flathub.org/apps/app.devsuite.Ptyxis

@danderson Zero. I use Netlify and they're firmly in the amd64 territory.

@MishaalRahman *Summer Game Fest :P

You might find this mildly funny: https://aftermath.site/summer-games-fest-website-geoff-keighley-taco

@danderson Happy hacking!

@danderson Assuming you'd like it to be in Golang, goldmark is the one I've seen used most often and is also used by Hugo.

https://github.com/yuin/goldmark

@danderson as a Hugo user myself I do quite dislike how much pain their 0.x versioning brings to my workflow.

I read somewhere about another person in your situation who just elected to stick an old Hugo binary in their Git repo and exclusively use that, ignoring all future updates and honestly for an infrequent blogger it might just be the best option.

Somehow I've managed to hit the bad RAM lottery twice in a row, my old PC's Corsair RAM stick went bad and started causing random crashes and now the new PC's got one bad stick 😭

I don't know why this wasn't always working but it seems the #YouTube Android app finally restored support for being able to view premium content in Picture-in-Picture mode.

I'm planning to expand my #Homelab over the next few months so I finally decided to document its current state. It's pretty barebones but I'll be looking around for inspiration and flesh this page out over time.

https://msfjarvis.dev/homelab/

Swapped out Prettier for dprint (https://dprint.dev/) in a non-JS project to evaluate it and I quite like how straightforward it is to use.
I had to plumb in some regex managers to allow Renovate to update the plugins but other than that the experience was pretty smooth.

@jalcine@todon.eu Seems TikTok fame is apparently more desirable than, I don't know, not having a criminal record.