Some teams force-reload their single-page web apps (SPAs) every few hours just to clear the memory the app leaked. A Playwright soak test finds the leak instead.
vincent on Twitter / X
Session management is working and now it will keep the model in memory instead of constantly loading. Now to fix the hardest part, gibberish issue.ALMOST THERE ~80% DONE 🔨🔨🔨Demo: @UnslothAI Llama 3.2 1B on CPU3.6 tokens/sec to about 4.1 tokens/sec (gibberish) pic.twitter.com/1tp8dXQrLo— vincent (@t0kenl1mit) August 5, 2025
API Error: Server is temporarily limiting requests (not your usage limit) · Rate limited
19 votes, 14 comments. Carefully prepared and ran a task to have it running overnight and instead of seeing it in the morning completed, I see "API…
Found out we were leaking user session tokens into logs
362 votes, 55 comments. I was reviewing logs for a separate bug and noticed a few long strings that looked too random to be normal. Turned out they…
Software Sucks Now
Google Search Overwhelmed By Massive Spam Attack
Google is apparently struggling to contain a spam attack that's been ongoing for days
Silicon Jungle on Twitter / X
i’m glad they’re doing what they’re doing.but they have one thing wrong.this should be happening at the OS level, not the browser. https://t.co/GiSLenJ0bg— Silicon Jungle (@JungleSilicon) December 2, 2024
Understand the Temporary Allocator; Understand arenas
Odin is a manually memory managed language. Beginners of such languages are often afraid of memory leaks, meaning that you forget to deallocate memory. The first remedy for this is to use the tracking allocator. It will warn you about memory you forgot to deallocate. Nifty! But you can also think along these lines: Can I simplify things a bit, so I don’t have to think about the deallocation? What you can do is to try to use the temporary allocator whenever possible.
Mastering Playwright in 2026: A Hands-On Guide to Modern Browser Automation
Still debugging flaky automation tests late at night?
HiveWise
Problem: Too much of your time and energy is taken up by trying to get everyone on the same page.
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Karpathy's Autoresearch found a 3-year-old bug in our query engine (and improved performance by 11%) - PostHog
A few weeks ago at a team offsite in Lisbon, we pointed an AI agent at our query engine, fed it slow queries from production, and let it run overnight…
atbolo update 001 is live thanks to @teqnomad.bsky.social for playtesting play now: atbolo.aparker.io view the war: atbolo.aparker.io/map promo video courtesy claude fable
The @roomy.space crew got a test of a new feature -> export/archiving of @stream.place chat logs into Roomy. See the test roomy.space/atmosphereconf.org/01KMP9ED0B… As well, iOS loading issues are fixed!
I think Bluesky's relay or appview may just have temporarily lagged behind on getting posts from Blacksky users. So if you're hosted by Blacksky, but you're logged into bsky on mobile, it would look like your posts didn't go through If this is still impacting you, please email support@blacksky.app
Captain Chaos
Yeah as you replied suddenly everything came through the garbage ass BlueSky app
Oh dear lord, I knew it was bad, but didn't know it was this bad: hackers.pub/@fedify/2026/why-activitypub-… (I've mostly just contributed to activitypub projects that already existed, so didn't usually need to experience these specific pains)
Why implementing ActivityPub is hard, and why it doesn't have to be
hackers.pub@zeens.app feed is looking particularly beautiful today 😍 The IOS app is still work-in-progress. working out some issues on my developer account with Apple's support. But honestly, at this point it feels like Apple support doesn't really help. They just copy-paste the same email again and again :(
