RT @HashNuke: Being at Hackaigon yesterday was the most number of humans I had an in-person chat with on the same day in about 2 years now…

@phuctm97 @tdinh_me You can find my full conversation on GitHub. I’m sure the whole prompt engineering thing is just the beginning, but it's also very early. Fun times!

RT @phuctm97: We did it! 8 folks in the first meetup 🍻 @tdinh_me @sh4rk @fialaerik @andy_preston @gobienan @MinhNguyen2x

@phuctm97 You could also call it Ha Cky Minh 😄

@phuctm97 My take: It’s about defining a hypothesis of what to test and designing something that is just enough to prove your hypothesis but not create too much, wasting time

@clementc We're launching SetOps today. You seem to be interested in PaaS, I came across your Product Hunt profile. Want to have a look? :)

@_overment Congrats to your successful launch on Saturday. You’re probably still hyped. :D I’m super excited to share ours today: Let me know what you think!

Sometimes it’s hard to judge the hard work and late nights that went into an event, and today is such a day. SetOps launches on Product Hunt, and it’s the most awesome version yet. Thanks to everyone on the team!

Setting up a Kubernetes cluster at #KubeCon to enter a raffle… well played @CivoCloud 😂

@alexellisuk @dotxlem @cohix @baihay @justincormack @openfaas There's never been a silver bullet. But for FaaS, it makes a lot of sense to ship business logic as a tiny Wasm module and not have to deal with cold-start delays, scale to zero, etc. It simplifies the software supply chain, too. Its not mainstream yet, of course.

Overriding defaults in a #rustlang struct. ✨ Straight from the std::default::Default docs, but haven’t seen this before today.

@davenielsen @harnessio Yep, understood – I’ve been late to the game. Enjoy the sun & maybe until some other time this week!

@jadenlemmon Sent you a connection on LinkedIn! Check out :)

RT @prithvi3141: #Ruby 3.2 preview was released with WASI compilation support. This means that the entire CRuby binary can now be run in t…

#WebAssembly is in an interesting place: it's not well understood by the developer community. But it's such a clever technology that drives developer-friendly frameworks – more in my article about its use cases in a #serverless environment without browsers

RT @Dana_Regev: Just a small reminder that "refugee" is not *who* you are — it is something that *happens* to you. And it can happen to any…