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I’m astonished how easy was to set up opencode in GH Actions. One command a few clicks and everything works like charm. Now I can chat with big pickle in my PRs
November 14, 2025 at 12:47 PM
I’m astonished how easy was to set up opencode in GH Actions. One command a few clicks and everything works like charm. Now I can chat with big pickle in my PRs
I’m trying to set up a productive ai workflow in nvim. Currently I’m using sidekick with opencode. I was sitting on Avante for a very long time but amount of configuration needed to switch between models was too much. The only thing I’m missing is in place ai editing rn. I guess I have to write it
November 11, 2025 at 10:44 AM
I’m trying to set up a productive ai workflow in nvim. Currently I’m using sidekick with opencode. I was sitting on Avante for a very long time but amount of configuration needed to switch between models was too much. The only thing I’m missing is in place ai editing rn. I guess I have to write it
Super happy to see @supabase.com LW14 live. It was quite a journey since we at @tonik.com had only three weeks for everything. You can check out what we’ve built.
Supabase | tonik
Part spaceflight, part internet spectacle - we turned Supabase Launch Week 14 into a fully immersive, retro-futuristic experience.
www.tonik.com
April 16, 2025 at 9:55 PM
Super happy to see @supabase.com LW14 live. It was quite a journey since we at @tonik.com had only three weeks for everything. You can check out what we’ve built.
Whenever I have to find a repository on GH a part of me dies. Why is the UX of it so bad? :(
April 8, 2025 at 9:48 AM
Whenever I have to find a repository on GH a part of me dies. Why is the UX of it so bad? :(
Why I can’t get rid of the feeling it’s accurate?
March 15, 2025 at 10:40 AM
Why I can’t get rid of the feeling it’s accurate?
🚀 A week ago, I joined Tonik’s hackathon with my brother, and in just 24h, we built a working PoC for a NeoVim "Live Share" plugin—despite having almost zero experience with nvim plugins. It was super fun.
March 3, 2025 at 1:14 PM
🚀 A week ago, I joined Tonik’s hackathon with my brother, and in just 24h, we built a working PoC for a NeoVim "Live Share" plugin—despite having almost zero experience with nvim plugins. It was super fun.
Mistral released le chat but I want le avante in my neovim.
Anyone tried to set it up with custom provider? How painful it is?
Anyone tried to set it up with custom provider? How painful it is?
February 7, 2025 at 9:45 PM
Mistral released le chat but I want le avante in my neovim.
Anyone tried to set it up with custom provider? How painful it is?
Anyone tried to set it up with custom provider? How painful it is?
Ok, @tonik.com is here! It’s official 💙
January 24, 2025 at 12:57 PM
Ok, @tonik.com is here! It’s official 💙
Shower thought: Factorio for developers is the same as ETS for truck drivers
December 24, 2024 at 9:24 PM
Shower thought: Factorio for developers is the same as ETS for truck drivers
I hit a super weird case. TS fails to infer Playwright types, but when I add one empty line to the test body, everything starts to work again.
December 18, 2024 at 11:08 PM
I hit a super weird case. TS fails to infer Playwright types, but when I add one empty line to the test body, everything starts to work again.
Ok, my new hobby. Going through anvaka.github.io/map-of-github/ and finding hidden gems
Map of GitHub
This website shows a map of GitHub. Each dot is a project. Two dots within the same cluster are usually close to each other if multiple users frequently gave stars to both projects
anvaka.github.io
December 16, 2024 at 2:23 PM
Ok, my new hobby. Going through anvaka.github.io/map-of-github/ and finding hidden gems
I wrote a little bit of Go. It was refreshing how fast its code can be executed, so I thought about writing some shell scripts with it. Then found this gist.github.com/posener/73ff...
I guess `go run ...` and setting aliases is the way.
I guess `go run ...` and setting aliases is the way.
Story: Writing Scripts with Go
Story: Writing Scripts with Go. GitHub Gist: instantly share code, notes, and snippets.
gist.github.com
December 16, 2024 at 12:28 PM
I wrote a little bit of Go. It was refreshing how fast its code can be executed, so I thought about writing some shell scripts with it. Then found this gist.github.com/posener/73ff...
I guess `go run ...` and setting aliases is the way.
I guess `go run ...` and setting aliases is the way.
AI is great and can speed up most of the coding work. At the same when prompting I always feel that it misses context. Often giving suboptimal answers. That's why sometimes I do work manually instead.
Is there a way to improve sharing context with AI?
I have a few ideas (none of them tested):
Is there a way to improve sharing context with AI?
I have a few ideas (none of them tested):
December 11, 2024 at 12:24 PM
AI is great and can speed up most of the coding work. At the same when prompting I always feel that it misses context. Often giving suboptimal answers. That's why sometimes I do work manually instead.
Is there a way to improve sharing context with AI?
I have a few ideas (none of them tested):
Is there a way to improve sharing context with AI?
I have a few ideas (none of them tested):
For loops > forEach, map, filter, …
December 11, 2024 at 11:23 AM
For loops > forEach, map, filter, …
My biggest weakness in Advent of Code is that I like to sleep too much. Getting up every day at 6AM is a torture
December 1, 2024 at 5:30 PM
My biggest weakness in Advent of Code is that I like to sleep too much. Getting up every day at 6AM is a torture
Was todays years old when learned that clerk middleware silently ignores requests from non browser envs like start-server-and-test. Why? I don’t know
November 26, 2024 at 5:10 PM
Was todays years old when learned that clerk middleware silently ignores requests from non browser envs like start-server-and-test. Why? I don’t know
I really like the Supabase+Postgrest+RLS flow of building applications. But by default, the Supabase Anon Key shouldn't be shared publicly in your apps especially when you want to go fast. 1/n
November 24, 2024 at 10:56 PM
I really like the Supabase+Postgrest+RLS flow of building applications. But by default, the Supabase Anon Key shouldn't be shared publicly in your apps especially when you want to go fast. 1/n
There's no good TOML parser in the JS ecosystem. The best I've found is `iarna/iarna-toml` but it removes comments. I could use Python/Go but
I'm tempted to write my own...
I'm tempted to write my own...
November 22, 2024 at 12:03 PM
There's no good TOML parser in the JS ecosystem. The best I've found is `iarna/iarna-toml` but it removes comments. I could use Python/Go but
I'm tempted to write my own...
I'm tempted to write my own...
Is there an easy way to validate an object with Zod or Valibot using a "best effort" strategy? I want to take all valid keys and ignore the others, preferably logging errors in some handler.
The only way I found is to put a fallback/catch on each prop. Anything better?
The only way I found is to put a fallback/catch on each prop. Anything better?
November 21, 2024 at 11:21 AM
Is there an easy way to validate an object with Zod or Valibot using a "best effort" strategy? I want to take all valid keys and ignore the others, preferably logging errors in some handler.
The only way I found is to put a fallback/catch on each prop. Anything better?
The only way I found is to put a fallback/catch on each prop. Anything better?
I was frustrated today that there is no easy solution to generate an ARCHITECTURE file from the existing pnpm repo I created a small helper tool.
`npx @tonik/arch-gen` or if you want OpenAI magic `npx @tonik/arch-gen --ai`
github.com/tonik/arch-gen
`npx @tonik/arch-gen` or if you want OpenAI magic `npx @tonik/arch-gen --ai`
github.com/tonik/arch-gen
November 20, 2024 at 6:42 PM
I was frustrated today that there is no easy solution to generate an ARCHITECTURE file from the existing pnpm repo I created a small helper tool.
`npx @tonik/arch-gen` or if you want OpenAI magic `npx @tonik/arch-gen --ai`
github.com/tonik/arch-gen
`npx @tonik/arch-gen` or if you want OpenAI magic `npx @tonik/arch-gen --ai`
github.com/tonik/arch-gen
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Been working on some feature packed boilerplate that will take you a little further in set up than others.
One of the features is pre-made e2e fixtures. Once you commit to stack and architecture setting e2e tests becomes very repetitive.
One of the features is pre-made e2e fixtures. Once you commit to stack and architecture setting e2e tests becomes very repetitive.
November 19, 2024 at 8:51 AM
Been working on some feature packed boilerplate that will take you a little further in set up than others.
One of the features is pre-made e2e fixtures. Once you commit to stack and architecture setting e2e tests becomes very repetitive.
One of the features is pre-made e2e fixtures. Once you commit to stack and architecture setting e2e tests becomes very repetitive.
Morning
kj > jj > kk > jk
kj > jj > kk > jk
November 18, 2024 at 8:56 AM
Morning
kj > jj > kk > jk
kj > jj > kk > jk