@_onmax

Open Source Maintainer - Nuxt Team Building https://xitter.cf/t.co/muSlDXFEiG, https://xitter.cf/t.co/zhApas99LS, https://xitter.cf/t.co/VeIiLSVoZT

 Lund, Sweden
onmax.me
Joined January 2022
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I love learning Thai. It's the Vue of languages: you take small words and compose them into bigger ones, like composables. fridge = ตู้เย็น = cabinet + cold gas station = ปั๊มน้ำมัน = pump + water + fat zebra = ม้าลาย = horse + stripes train = รถไฟ = car + fire subway = รถไฟฟ้าใต้ดิน = car + fire + sky + under + ground
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funny where coding with AI agents takes you was making charts for some markdown docs and a few labels kept vanishing. the trail led to vega, which has been guessing every character is 0.8em wide since 2015 sent a "small PR" so it guesses per character instead github.com/vega/vega/pull/43…

fix(vega-scenegraph): estimate text width per character when no canvas is available by onmax · Pull...

Without a canvas (Node without node-canvas, and the test suites), Vega guesses text width far too wide: -width = 0.8 * text.length * fontSize // per UTF-16 unit +width = Σ charWidt...

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Replying to @soubiran_
@soubiran_ let's make justfuckingusenuxt.com great again 🏔️ Just sent a PR with a refreshed UI and some mountains github.com/Just-Fucking-Use-…

Just Fucking Use Nuxt

Stop assembling your Vue framework by hand. Nuxt gives you routing, rendering, server endpoints, data fetching, SEO, and deployment in one coherent codebase.

justfuckingusenuxt.com
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Also the preview is broken in X!
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In my project from 25s down to 6-7 s
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@voidzerodevOct 20
Introducing tsrs: a Rust port of the TypeScript compiler 🦀 We are not forking TypeScript! ◆ In close collaborating with the TypeScript team ◆ Up to 8x faster than TS 7.0 & ~70% less memory ◆ Runs in WASM, so it works in your browser & on Workers ◆ Soon part of the Oxc toolchain npx tsrs blog.cloudflare.com/typescri…

Introducing tsrs: a Port of TypeScript to Rust

Cloudflare is collaborating on tsrs, a Rust port of TypeScript that is up to 8x faster and uses 70% less memory.

blog.cloudflare.com
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been using my own mac blocker for a few months and it's the first one that stuck. every other blocker i tried, i'd just ask claude code to turn it off 😆 cactus has no off switch. set the hours once and x stays blocked until the block ends. usecactus.app

Cactus | Recurring Website Blocker for Mac

Choose the websites, days, and hours once. Cactus starts the same block automatically every week on your Mac.

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New Comark plugin: comark-carousel Every block inside ::carousel becomes a slide: images, code, prose. Slides scroll and snap with no JavaScript. The script adds arrows, dots and arrow keys, and a click zooms the slide. comark.onmax.me/carousel/
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New Comark plugin: comark-zoom Click an image to zoom it. Wrap a table or code block in ::zoom and it zooms too. Give a few the same group and they open as one gallery you can page with arrow keys. Escape, Back or a click outside closes it. comark.onmax.me/zoom/
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Using Nuxt? nuxt-skill-hub pulls in vue-best-practices from vuejs-ai/skills, so you get v19 automatically, alongside the Nuxt and module guidance. npx nuxi module add nuxt-skill-hub nuxt-skill.onmax.me

nuxt-skill-hub — Teach your AI agent the Nuxt way.

Install one skill or module. Your agent gets Nuxt best practices, module APIs, and project-specific guidance before it changes your code.

nuxt-skill.onmax.me
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@serkodevOct 19
vuejs-ai/skills "vue-best-practices" v19 released! 🚀 - Handle components with too many props/emits - Avoid excessive exports from composables - Reduce prop drilling and emit hell using provide/inject Get your AI agent to write better Vue! 💚 $ npx skills add vuejs-ai/skills
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Maxi
@_onmaxAug 7
What's releasing first?
79%Nuxt 5
21%GTA VI
85 votes • Final results
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Not sure if I agree with this take: Evan You says that agents should use less tools such as grep. Instead agents should be using more LSP or built in analyzers. LLMs are trained exactly to read text not fancy structures that might be more optimized for humans
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The main bottleneck of writing code with agents verification of work All the context gathering + writing the code is cheap
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Self-hosting executor on Cloudflare cost me $373 this month 😅 - $81: every execute spins up a fresh Dynamic Worker (random ID, $0.002 each) - $285: invoice says 284M DO rows written, analytics show ~344k Pray for me and let's hope the Cloudlfare team understand 😉
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Intelligence is no longer the bottleneck, it is compute Currently I am using 2 vps and a laptop, but I am getting to the limit 🙃
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I wanted agents to put annotated screenshots in PRs without anyone drawing on them comark-annotate is a @comarkdown plugin for that. Write the marks in Markdown, get hand-drawn boxes, arrows and before/after pairs as static HTML. comark-annotate.onmax.me
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I'd love a "human comments only" filter for GitHub PRs.
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Same applies to the Agents SDK! Don't get locked in! That's why i am building ViteHub. A single API that works across Claude Code, Codex or any chinese model
kache
@yacineMTBSep 29
Don't use this Build your own software using their tokens So when their tokens become too expensive You can switch to your own GPUs Your compute. That you control So you yourself can't be controlled You need to control your stack -- or you become enslaved
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The amount of impressive and useful(?) things AI labs release is indirectly proportional to the amount of hype
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I am still confused about this new branding at Dev Day Like the dots are completely different mascots
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Open AI "dev" Day
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Getting ready for tomorrow’s OpenAI DevDay! 🚀 Met some awesome new people today who, just like me, love to build, experiment with AI, and have fun doing it. Great conversations, exchanging ideas, and hanging out at Fort Mason right now. San Francisco has been amazing so far and more new connections tonight! @OpenAI @OpenAIDevs Can’t wait for tomorrow. 🔥 @BoldingBuilds @_onmax @ThatGuySam
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